Synapse Hotline X Daemon

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Last Update: 2013-03-07

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The project will represent the target of porting a fully 1.8 compliant hotline server to UNIX/Linux/Mac OS X (and many more) with a multitude of other features to both extend the protocol and add new abilities.

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