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pcbtrackerpcbtracker.alive<call ...> <pcbtracker method="alive" model*="" hardid="" softid="" accountid*="" agree="" ecflag="" /> </call>
ecflag here is determining if the arcade operator allows the use of paseli on this machine.
agree@ and ecflag@ appear to either be totally non present, or present with a value of
"1", but then again I may be reading the code wrong, so take that with a pinch of salt.
<response> <pcbtracker status="" time="" limit="" ecenable="" eclimit="" > </response>
As you might guess, ecenable@ is therefore the flag to determine if paseli is enabled (i.e. the
arcade operator and the server both allow its use).