Well restarting the client didn't work (when I first tried it).
Restarting the computer however did (maybe it just decided to work on that client restart for some weird reason).
I could always see myself in the user list, and others could see me.
After a bit of pain trying to get DCH++ to compile on FreeBSD 6.0 I thought I would post a few hints for other people having trouble. Firstly, things like automake, autoconf and aclocal are all compiled on FreeBSD with the version number tacked onto the end. E.g. aclocal -> /usr/local/bin/aclocal19 ...
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Is there / has there been any thought into building ADC support or a seperate ADC implementation for DCH++ ? Is this project still being developed?
In all honesty, personally i'm not too concerned about client <-> client transfers being encrypted. The thing I really want is DC protocol to be encrypted. ZLine looks good apart from the fact that $ZLine can still be detected and associated with DC traffic. I use/run a DC Hub for legitimate purpose...
I'd personally love to see a good patch for this.
I'd also like to see encryption for the connection to the hub aswell (although with that i'm playing with stunnel)
Unstable is fine I think because it has a newer kernel and you have the most up to date packages.
I think this problem only occurs with the 2.4 kernel.
After helping a mate get DCH++ working on his debian (stable 2.4 kernel) I thought I might post some information here about how we got it working. Firstly make sure you get all the required packages. gcc most likely needs to be more up to date than apt-get will let you get under stable. Now, once bo...
Yeah thats what I thought. As far as I know, a VB6 decompiler doesn't exist anyway, so thats the decompiling option gone, and as for capturing all the calls and stuff for a program, it doesn't really give you code, just the order in which it runs. I am planning on making my own hub software eventual...
Ok, well I was just coming here to ask this exact question.
Since it can't be done, any ideas on a way to maybe I.D. clients? Give each an I.D. number that you can ban or something?
I forgot to mention that they have all taken steps to ensure that only NZ IP's can connect, so this means you shouldn't get any big charges for international traffic.
Have you tried searching these forums for similar posts? Cos plenty of people ask this very question.
Anyway, go to www.neo-modus.com and download the hub software there. You need to have the neo-modus client installed first tho. There are other hub programs, but this one is the standard one.
I have the same (or similar) problem. I've been playing around with some modifications and have generated the .pdb files. I've given it to my flatmates to test it out, but 2 of them, when it crashes seem to have ?'s yet if it crashes on my box, or my other flatmates box, it has all the details there...
Yeah thats what I thought. Maybe I'm wrong, but isn't this the code that determines the dot color: const string& tmp = sr->getUser()->getConnection(); if( (tmp == SettingsManager::connectionSpeeds[SettingsManager::SPEED_288K]) || (tmp == SettingsManager::connectio...
Is it really important to know if a hub supports it or not? You only need to connect to 1 hub that supports it for it to set your ip. Maybe just get one of your regular hubs to add support.
I have been trying to implement this, but unfortunatly I can't seem to figure out how to make it retry the connection after x seconds. Any developers able to help me out?
Opera, yeah your client is nice. Only thing is the /me bug, which i'm sure you are aware of. I'm not so good with GUI stuff, so I make everything command line style. Thats until I make enough features worthy of a GUI settings page.
P.S. I love the work arne has done on this software. I use it all the time and wouldn't ever want to do something to say degrade the software or the work that has been done into it so far. In fact, I think i'll make a donation
Its not with regard to dc++ anyway, its just I'm just thinking so that when I make some software and someone (hypothetically of course) wants to write a dll to override the basic functionality, I know where I stand if I used the GPL. Are there any other licences out there that do have this sort of c...
Well you may not, but I'm sure there are other software developers out there that would be willing to help me out. I did after all post this in the developers help section. I don't really care if you think this post is pointless. If just 1 person that knows the answer sees it and replies, then thats...
Yeah, its not in regards to dc++. Just that I know that dc++ is also covered by the GPL and well I thought someone here might know something and be able to help me out.
Thanks
Hi, i'm just wondering about how much cover there is by the GPL. I was just sitting here thinking, and wondering about a few things, as i'm writing a program and need a bit more info. Taking the source program is open source. With the GPL, if you were to say modify someone elses code, and all you di...
Thats the whole idea, not many people have ever bothered trying active, cos when they first try dc++ everyone tells them it doesn't work cos you are in active, and to switch to passive. I'm just trying to nudge them all back into trying out active again. Esp since I am using the $userip, and giving ...
good point. I'll just treat it as a passive user then I suppose. Its not going to kick them or anything, i'm just trying to get as many passive users into active as possible. Most of the passive users in my hub haven't even attempted to go into active, so I wanted to give them some annoying nudges i...
I changed these colours before oDC released that version. My way is pratcially the same as his. in mainfrm.cpp at about 1236: if(cd->iSubItem == COLUMN_STATUS) { ItemInfo* ii = (ItemInfo*)cd->nmcd.lItemlParam; if(ii->status == ItemInfo::STATUS_RUNNING) { // draw something nice... char buf[256]; ctrl...
suppose I should have looked at the code b4 I posted. I wonder how much testing went into this piece of code: if (SETTING(HUB_IP_SET) && getNick() == userNick && userIP.find("127.0.0.1") != string::npos && userIP.find("192.168.") != 0) { //set own active mode IP SettingsManag...
I like this idea. $userip will help soo many people get into active mode. The only prob is with bcdc 0.232, if you connect to a hub running on your connection with localhost, it will set your ip to 127.0.0.1 . This is fine, but when you try connecting to it at your ip, it will no longer change the i...
Just wondering, is there an easy way to check wether a user is active or passive when they join? I thought maybe just catching the $MyInfo's and processing them, but that won't catch NMDC users or tag hiders.
256/128 cable for about $30 US$ per month, with 5gb traffic allowance, with national traffic being charged at 1/10th the rate (ie 50gb of nat traffic).
You should all count yourself lucky.
P.S. New Zealand sucks for internet
To my understanding, if you had such a script, it would look messy as (to my knowledge) there is no way of stopping a chat message from going through. You would end up with lines looking like <Phantom> !me blah blah *Phantom blah blah Also you wouldn't be able to type /me as all / commands are caugh...
Hey, now I have the code, but i've just realised that it uses a lot more memory (17mb compared to 6mb) and compiles to a much greater size (2.51mb compared to 752k) for the one I compiled (without any changes) over the one on the website. Any ideas anyone?