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rafal.prasal wrote:Is there any possibility to use ssl with nmdc protocol?
example link as dchubs://

DC++ doesn't have any code for secure NMDC (or even ADC) hub connections. I think one or more of the Linux clients may have support, however.

Did I do something wrong? We don't go through that source code to make sure it works. There's always a chance it's wrong. Before you decide that, check the code in the debugger and packet sniffer. If the output is the expected one, try writing your own implementation based on how it is done in one ...

Where did you want to write the script? DC++ doesn't have any lua scripting capabilities. If you want to run it on a hub, mention what hub you're looking to run it on.

Is his IP connected 5 times? (TCPView from System Internals will help, since it lists all open connections.)

imb wrote:Generally hub owners and users don't care about hublist and dcdev politics, aslong as they have a hublist that works.

adchublist.org failed to register your ADC hub. Isn't that a problem?

As a side note, isn't adchublist.org one of the websites that is vying to become popular? It borrows style from hublist.org, but it is not the same. Shouldn't they get at least a share of your vitriol, for making something that caused you more than a minute's worth of work?

While I respect your opinion, I do not believe it is shared by the DC community as a whole. I consider what I download to be a private matter between me and the person who I'm downloading from. I think even anonymous or aggregate statistics are too sensitive for hubs to have. In certain communities...

Do you put the online users into the data structure at any point?

This isn't feasible from a protocol point of view. It is possible to accomplish something similar - denying access to the hub's port except for the IPs (or IP ranges, if they're dynamic) that your users are on. A firewall should be able to accomplish that for you. You'll have to manually administer ...

fluke wrote:Provided the clients on a hub honors the "tracker" feature, the hub administrator should be able to easy answer the following questions about his community:

Hubs are meeting places. They're not entitled to the information you're asking they be given.

adrian_007 wrote:i hope you will understand this mess

No, sorry!

ADC hubs will eventually support SSL mode, but I don't think you can have a SSL hub-client connection without modifying the source code of both client and hub.

lordadmira wrote:This is a repost of the original post that seems to have vanished.

Judging from the date and the forum on the cached entry, it was affected by the 2 week life on posts in Support. No other forums have purging enabled, so it's safe here.

Better than last try, but no, I'm not letting you advertise here.

HeLLeV wrote:why not make a forum/netsite addition for hublists for users to copy/paste in the client (if it is too much work adding them to client it self by default)

I think we have one. Doesn't this count?

http://dcpp.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=15441

tierrax wrote:Why not use GiFT plugins to access other networks ?

I haven't seen any interest in DC++ becoming a multi-protocol p2p client. There are others in the niche already (Shareaza, MLDonkey); my personal experience with them hasn't been great.

Good patch for your problem. There will be others behind a NAT running adchpp on a different machine, so eventually the hub needs to be take that into account.

Is it intentional that you're using a mix of "ou" and "client"? That seems like bad organization, if the settings are per-hub. Also, have you looked at where you're initializing the variables, to make sure they're not set to true?

Since this is a question about audio formats, you can probably solve it by some google searches. If you can't find it there, ask on an audio-specific forum.

Why not add/change the standard public hublist in DC++ or even make a dropdown menu with 5 of the biggest/most used hublists? It's configurable, so DC++ would only use the "new" lists if people haven't changed their hub list setting from the default. Not really a problem, just something to keep in ...

Oh my, sorry, I had this problem myself, but I didn't recognize it from your initial description (which should have been enough). Since you're NATed, you've probably force an IP in DC++. This IP won't match what adch++ sees you connecting with, so it disconnects you. Maybe one of the lua gurus can s...

The reason to why I'm posting here is that he who wrote our listsoft hasnt been seen for ages, and theres noone else in our crew that can write a program. Sandos, right? If the source isn't public, perhaps he can supply it to you. Whatever program you need is probably pretty specific to your infras...

Could it just be that your router doesn't loop connection attempts if you try your external IP? You should be able to see it with wireshark, so you can test my hypothesis.

I change "old" strings in DC++ whenever it becomes clear that users are confused by them... I'd rather do a "Language file tutorial" where people are encouraged to use a free diff product like WinMerge to see the difference between the Example.xml in different DC++ versions and update their language...

The documentation is generic, and it doesn't know how arne set it up.

OnlineUser* ou = NULL; string raw = ou->getIdentity().formattedRawCommand(i->getRaw(), file, c) //if(!BOOLSETTING(USE_SEND_DELAYED_RAW)) { You're dereferencing a null pointer. That will of course crash. Since you apparently can use pieces of the identity, you need to get a real identity to use, or ...

I found this though... http://wtl.wikispaces.com/Setup#Compilers I didn't think that worked - that the Platform SDK included only the 64 bit version of ATL. In any case, I think some of the solutions I've seen included copying files which you can't legally distribute (i.e. the include files from no...

Java DC++ client Please drop the ++ - the network is "Direct Connect". You're better off writing your code from scratch, especially since you will want to include support for ADC if you're maintaining compatibility with DC++. Java versions, at this point, will have very serious interoperability iss...

The values are still used if you have them configured. Disabling the boxes is disabling a feature that someone might use (or might want to).

Cratima wrote:We now have flash drives, who needs FreeDOS at all.

Talk about a non sequitir.

The language collector is finished and they are going to install it... Correct. I just need to review the code, since I suspect arne hasn't done the same. The old crash collector's database was full of binary files and other attempts at abuse. The language collector needs to be the same, if it's no...

i really like the idea, to calculate TTH without mp3 tags. but the variable tag lenght is really a big problem, as the same part of the song does not start at the same position in the file. it would require different sharing approach like now: give me file block starting at position 15 new sharing ...

HappyTheMan wrote:But I don't know if DC++ can have access to that information

It doesn't have access to that information on remote computers.

gnipi wrote:It's bloating poor DC++ source tree.

Hahaha.

wherdaweedat wrote:starts with good speed and after a few second it getting down to very lame speed (lower then 1k/b!!!)

This usually means your copy of DC++ is configured correctly, but your ISP is slowing down DC traffic. Talk to them.

DJTommy wrote:Hi...where can i get the link to download the clients & ISP list for my OP client...
txs in advance
DJTommy
d(-_-)b

Try at the DCDM forums, since your operator client probably uses DCDM code, and will thus be updated by their updates.

BCDC++, like DC++, will continue downloads when an appropriate source comes online. If it's not continuing the download, check the Download Queue and look at what it displays for errors and users.

GOLIATH wrote:disenfranchised children

Too bad children can't vote.

(Although admittedly that is only the most common meaning for "disenfranchisement".)

Do you think I should create 3 bugzilla entries (one for each point), or just one? Create a separate bugzilla report for each unconnected issue. We normally close 'all in one' requests, since often at least one issue is a duplicate. Plus, having one bug defeats the point in putting them in a databa...

PDB size also depends on build type. If you do an incremental build, it is larger, and doesn't seem to be useful for loading debug symbols.

Ugh, look at the date on it (2003). I'm not sure if it works against the current version. And I don't think I want to read through 46 pages to see if it does...

Guitarm wrote:Would it be possible to have a forum RSS feed too? (Too see when new messages arrive)

If phpBB implements it, sure.
Otherwise, no.

winthorpejones wrote:So the question remains

Some people believed that the socket read and write buffers would duplicate the option, but they do not (see earlier in the thread). There are no other features that would be even remotely similar.

Nice suggestions. Have you considered putting them in bugzilla?

The project files are still 2003, so applying the latest service pack makes a lot of sense.

YnHub has forums, have you tried asking there?

This isn't a general support forum. You've said things that seem to contradict each other, so I'm not sure anyone can help.

Carraya wrote:Not only outside the box, but outside the factory the box was made in

It was also my first thought.

The source dropping options in DC++ are meant to achieve similar ends as well.

Ratti wrote:Hub owners are not taking measures to reduce spam and sometimes are the perpetrators themselves, sending messages to vote on some site to increase a rating somewhere.

Leave their hubs and join ones that listen to you as a user and value your presence.

Sidenote: you can download from 0.401 users, you just can't get their file list. DC++ 0.401 has a bug in $UGetBlock implementation that it disconnects requirements for -1 bytes, but why just not use standard protocol command $Get to get filelist from .401 ? Why work around a bug in an old client, sp...

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