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plugins:02_infojson [2018/08/19 14:28] – removed allowTCP and allowUDP as those don’t matter anymore James Sentmanplugins:02_infojson [2018/08/24 15:14] – [allowBonjour] added info that XTension will take care of it James Sentman
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-==portSelectOutgoing==+===portSelectOutgoing===
 OPTIONAL: (boolean) if present and True the communications selection popup will be  forced to select "remote tcp connection" and then disabled so that no other comm  type can be selected by the user. OPTIONAL: (boolean) if present and True the communications selection popup will be  forced to select "remote tcp connection" and then disabled so that no other comm  type can be selected by the user.
  
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 ==allowBonjour== ==allowBonjour==
-OPTIONAL: (boolean) defaults to True. Allows for you to register a bonjour, zero-conf or   mDNS name on the local network making it easier to find.  +OPTIONAL: (boolean) defaults to True. Allows for you to register a bonjour, zero-conf or mDNS name on the local network making it easier to find. The actual work of creating the mDNS record is handled by XTension. Your plugin does not have to do anything other than specify that you’d like it to be an option and supply the default service type string.
 ==defaultBonjourName== ==defaultBonjourName==
 OPTIONAL: (string) if present this will be offered as the default Bonjour name for the  service you are registering. This is the DNS name that other devices will use to find  your server. OPTIONAL: (string) if present this will be offered as the default Bonjour name for the  service you are registering. This is the DNS name that other devices will use to find  your server.