receive version message: version 31900, blocks=1751330577

[zvs]

09/08/12 22:30:44 accepted connection 37.143.73.55:53935
09/08/12 22:31:17 disconnecting node 37.143.73.55:53935
09/09/12 16:00:16 accepted connection 37.143.73.55:56767
09/09/12 16:00:57 disconnecting node 37.143.73.55:56767
09/10/12 01:32:03 accepted connection 37.143.73.55:57247
09/10/12 01:32:03 disconnecting node 37.143.73.55:57247
09/10/12 07:00:34 accepted connection 37.143.73.55:65351
09/10/12 07:02:14 disconnecting node 37.143.73.55:65351
09/11/12 06:18:21 accepted connection 37.143.73.55:50701
09/11/12 06:18:21 partner 37.143.73.55:50701 using obsolete version 0; disconnecting
09/11/12 06:18:21 disconnecting node 37.143.73.55:50701
09/11/12 18:08:52 accepted connection 37.143.73.55:52619
09/11/12 18:08:53 send version message: version 60002, blocks=198335, us=5.9.24.81:8333, them=37.143.73.55:52619, peer=37.143.73.55:52619
09/11/12 18:08:53 receive version message: version 31900, blocks=1751330577, us=192.168.1.4:8333, them=5.9.24.81:8333, peer=37.143.73.55:52619
09/11/12 18:10:10 disconnecting node 37.143.73.55:52619

any significance to that?   just noticed it in log, older logs have version msgs pruned, i manually killed latest login.   shouldn't the client have done it automatically, w/ version message below 32000?  

hmm, well, given that it says obsolete version 0 up above, i guess he's trying different things

ed: oh, just noticed the 192.168.1.4 thing going on// akakak