DC++

You have to use hashes and verify against them to be safe. (And you don't seem like you're doing that.) The last thing Direct Connect needs is corrupted files. Isn't it equally easy to get corrupted files by using the function which resumes a stopped d/l from a different source ? I'm quite new to D...

First, big bold usual disclaimer: i am not a lawyer. I am posting this warning because i really like DC++ and would hate to see the authors sued by MS or something equally evil. The problem lies in the fact that when you d/l the original WTL distribution from the MSDN site, you have to agree to a li...