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This file is generated by [[eMule]] to inform external applications about it's state. [[aMule]] is able to generate this file too in order to have compatibility with [[eMule]] utilities, but the native [[aMule]] [[signature]] file is [[amulesig.dat]] (which is much more powerfull than [[eMule]]'s ''onlinesig.dat'').

It is composed of two lines separated by a line feed character (with no carriage return character):
*The first one, when [[aMule]] is offline, will contain a ''0'' (zero) and nothing else, but when [[aMule]] is online, it'll contain a ''1'' (number one) followed by ''|'' (the pipe character) then the name of there server it's currently connected to followed by the pipe character (''|''), then the [[IP]] of the server it's currently connected to followed by the pipe character (''|'') and finally the port it is connected to on that server.
*The second line contains, in this order, the downloading rate, the uploading rate and the number of users on queue, with a pipe character (''|'') between each of them.

The second line does '''not''' end in a newline character ('\n').

When [[aMule]] (or [[eMule]]) is cleanly closed, the second line contains the same structure but filled with zeros, while the first line will '''only''' contain a single zero (''0'').

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	''0.0\|0.0\|0''		''0.0\|0.0\|0''
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−	~~== Version ==~~
−	~~Created by Jacobo221 on 09.12.04 at 14:42<br>~~
−	~~Updated by Vollstrecker on 18.01.08 at 14.41~~

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 == File ==
 '''Name:''' ''onlinesig.dat''
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 == Description ==
 This file is generated by [[eMule]] to inform external applications about it's status. [[aMule]] is able to generate this file too in order to have compatibility with [[eMule]] utilities, but the native [[aMule]] [[signature]] file is [[amulesig.dat_file|amulesig.dat]] (which is much more powerfull than [[eMule]]'s ''onlinesig.dat'').
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 == Format ==
 It is composed of two lines separated by a line feed character (with no carriage return character):
-*The first one, when [[aMule]] is offline, will contain a ''0'' (zero) and nothing else, but when [[aMule]] is online, it'll contain a ''1'' (number one) followed by ''|'' (the pipe character) then the name of there server it's currently connected to followed by the pipe character (''|''), then the [[IP]] of the server it's currently connected to followed by the pipe character (''|'') and finally the port it is connected to on that server.
+*The first one, when [[aMule]] is offline, will contain a ''0'' (zero) and nothing else, but when [[aMule]] is online, it'll contain a ''1'' (number one) followed by ''|'' (the pipe character) then the name of there server it's currently connected to followed by the pipe character (''|''), then the [[IP address|IP]] of the server it's currently connected to followed by the pipe character (''|'') and finally the port it is connected to on that server.
 *The second line contains, in this order, the downloading and uploading speeds (exactly one decimal is shown, neither mor nor less) and the number of users on queue, with a pipe character (''|'') between each of this fields.
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 == Examples ==
 The following is the contents of a valid ''onlinesig.dat'' file when [[aMule]] is online:
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 ''0'' (here goes a [http://www.unix.org UNIX] newline character ''0xA'')<br>
 ''0.0|0.0|0''

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		+	== File ==
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		+	'''Name:''' ''onlinesig.dat''
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		+	'''Location:''' ''~/.aMule/''
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	== Description ==		== Description ==

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 This file is generated by [[eMule]] to inform external applications about it's status. [[aMule]] is able to generate this file too in order to have compatibility with [[eMule]] utilities, but the native [[aMule]] [[signature]] file is [[amulesig.dat_file|amulesig.dat]] (which is much more powerfull than [[eMule]]'s ''onlinesig.dat'').
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 *upload and download rate
 *clients in queue
 It is composed of two lines separated by a line feed character (with no carriage return character):
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 When [[aMule]] (or [[eMule]]) is cleanly closed, the second line contains the same structure but filled with zeros, while the first line will '''only''' contain a single zero (''0'').

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	This file is generated by [[eMule]] to inform external applications about it's status. [[aMule]] is able to generate this file too in order to have compatibility with [[eMule]] utilities, but the native [[aMule]] [[signature]] file is [[amulesig.dat_file\|amulesig.dat]] (which is much more powerfull than [[eMule]]'s ''onlinesig.dat'').		This file is generated by [[eMule]] to inform external applications about it's status. [[aMule]] is able to generate this file too in order to have compatibility with [[eMule]] utilities, but the native [[aMule]] [[signature]] file is [[amulesig.dat_file\|amulesig.dat]] (which is much more powerfull than [[eMule]]'s ''onlinesig.dat'').
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		+	[[eMule]]'s [[signature]] file reports the following basic status information:
		+	*whether it is online or not
		+	*which server it's connected to
		+	*upload and download rate
		+	*clients in queue

	It is composed of two lines separated by a line feed character (with no carriage return character):		It is composed of two lines separated by a line feed character (with no carriage return character):

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−	This file is generated by [[eMule]] to inform external applications about it's status. [[aMule]] is able to generate this file too in order to have compatibility with [[eMule]] utilities, but the native [[aMule]] [[signature]] file is [[amulesig.dat]] (which is much more powerfull than [[eMule]]'s ''onlinesig.dat'').	+	This file is generated by [[eMule]] to inform external applications about it's status. [[aMule]] is able to generate this file too in order to have compatibility with [[eMule]] utilities, but the native [[aMule]] [[signature]] file is [[amulesig.dat_file\|amulesig.dat]] (which is much more powerfull than [[eMule]]'s ''onlinesig.dat'').

	It is composed of two lines separated by a line feed character (with no carriage return character):		It is composed of two lines separated by a line feed character (with no carriage return character):

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−	This file is generated by [[eMule]] to inform external applications about it's ~~state~~. [[aMule]] is able to generate this file too in order to have compatibility with [[eMule]] utilities, but the native [[aMule]] [[signature]] file is [[amulesig.dat]] (which is much more powerfull than [[eMule]]'s ''onlinesig.dat'').	+	This file is generated by [[eMule]] to inform external applications about it's status. [[aMule]] is able to generate this file too in order to have compatibility with [[eMule]] utilities, but the native [[aMule]] [[signature]] file is [[amulesig.dat]] (which is much more powerfull than [[eMule]]'s ''onlinesig.dat'').

	It is composed of two lines separated by a line feed character (with no carriage return character):		It is composed of two lines separated by a line feed character (with no carriage return character):