| 48 | | If the tracker supports this extension, the response should be exactly the |
| 49 | | same as if the ``info_hash`` was passed, except that any field that contains |
| 50 | | peer information (such as ``peers``, ``peers6`` or any other field defined |
| 51 | | by another extension) MUST be obfuscated as described in the next section. |
| | 48 | If the tracker supports this extension, the response should be exactly |
| | 49 | the same as if the ``info_hash`` had been passed, except that any |
| | 50 | field that contains peer information (such as ``peers``, ``peers6`` or |
| | 51 | any other field defined by another extension) MUST be obfuscated as |
| | 52 | described in the next section. |
| 61 | | known peers in a given torrent, i.e., those peers that have reported to |
| 62 | | the tracker that they are downloading or seeding a given file with a |
| 63 | | given infohash. The tracker may store this peer list however it |
| 64 | | wishes. The *returned peer list* contains a packed array of ip-port |
| 65 | | pairs conforming to the BitTorrent protocol specification. If the |
| 66 | | swarm is sufficiently large then the returned ip-port pairs constitute |
| 67 | | a subset of the ip-port pairs in the *tracker peer list*. |
| | 62 | known peers in a given torrent, i.e., those peers that have reported |
| | 63 | to the tracker that they are transferring the file with a given |
| | 64 | infohash. The tracker may store this peer list however it wishes. |
| | 65 | The *returned peer list* contains a packed array of ip-port pairs |
| | 66 | conforming to the BitTorrent protocol specification. If the swarm is |
| | 67 | sufficiently large then the returned ip-port pairs constitute a subset |
| | 68 | of the ip-port pairs in the *tracker peer list*. |