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TheParanoidOne

How did you hear about the university hub in the first place?

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Ah, you're right. All other windows with column views (eg. Download queue) are affected by this change to the Icon text size. Search is the only one that isn't.

I guess this probably needs a code change to make the window honour the text size set by Windows, as the others windows do.

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Control Panel -> Display settings. The item you are looking for is "Icon". Not entirely intuitive, but ... :shrug:

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costre wrote:Is there any way to increase the font size in, for example, the search window?
The font in the main chatwindow is adjustable, but the font shown in the other windows is not ... (perhaps it's set by windows, but that shouldn't be necessary either)

It's controlled by Windows.

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Hide the user lists in the hubs and see if that makes a difference to the CPU usage.

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What was DC++ doing at the time? Without this information, you measurements are completely abitrary and meaningless. Information on all of the below are needed: * What version of DC++ are you using? * Was DC++ hashing your share? * Was it refereshing your share? * How many hubs were you connected to...

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Please stick to one thread.

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What version of DC++ are you using?

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fwsGonzo wrote:that much is obvious

It wasn't obvious to the original poster.

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DC++ does not do anything special to resolve the addresses, so it should work, seeing that nslookup does. If you are sure that it is not working, it might be time to fire up Wireshark and see exactly what's happening on the machines in question.

Is it always the same machines that have problems?

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Does "nslookup <DNS name of hub>" resolve to the correct IP address?

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Stick to one thread please.

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Stick to one thread please.

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Mummy wrote:does one just has to ./configure linuxdcpp with an ssl-option pointing to openSSL or is it deactivated in the source and someone has to explicitly integrate it in linuxdcpp? (if so, i could take a look)

The linuxdc++ mailing list would know for definite.

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Shell context menu in the finished downloads window would be quite nifty.

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You are not using DC++. You are using odc - a piece of software about two years old.

If you want support from this forum, please use DC++.

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DJViking wrote:I mostly want to do this because I like DC++ and want it for Linux(The linux DC clients I have tried, I do not like, nor is complete, finished).

Have you tried LinuxDC++? It's a fairly complete port of DC++.

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Which type of file list?

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What hub software are you using?

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Mummy wrote:cause it shall running on a production system

You are running a piece of software that you have never built before, let alone run, on a production server? Haha! Good luck with that!

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Guitarm wrote:I'd have to agree with ullner. You want a button instead of typing six letters?, you lazy bastards

1 action vs 6 actions. I know which is more efficient.

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nickez wrote:I think a Wiki would be great!

Look up. Fifth item along.

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eMTee wrote:Is it possible by the license to make a DC++ mod which usage is depending on supporting adverts???

Adverts and GPL are completely separate topics, so your question doesn't make sense.

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Guitarm wrote:It's pretty sad that acceptance from Hubowners/Op's is a must in itself.

If it's unknown then it must be destroyed. Or the terrorists have already one!!1!

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a4wor wrote:"This Account Has Been Suspended
Please contact the support department as soon as possible."

Where do you see this message?

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imb wrote:it

Haha.

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highb23 wrote:Mac DC++: version 1.1.0

Where did you download this from?

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1) do i have to constantly be on the net and logged on to dc++ to host a hub...the answer is most likely yes.... If you want the hub to be available 24/7 to others, then yes. You will need to be connected all the time. Note that the hub software and DC++ are separate things so you will not need to ...

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You do not need to run g++ manually (and on individual files). In the adchpp root directory run scons to (attempt to) build the application. A quick question. Why are you using sudo? You only need to use that if you need to run a command that requires root level access when you are running as a stan...

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Try the Shakespeer forums

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4. Maybe there is some reason to it, but I just can't see any, that when jumping between tabs with Ctrl+Tab, the order in which the tabs are getting active seem strange. However, it seem to always circulate through all tabs, so it is not a very big deal (well, actually I only think the search view ...

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Yes. 768kb should easily cater for the number of users you want.

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threadless wrote:Because it still doesnt work

What doesn't work?

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Read the sticky thread at the top of the "Hubs and Scripts" section (to which this thread has now been moved).

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Pothead wrote:Kind of is. Remove all other sources.

Haha. "Outside the box" thinking.

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Wire64 wrote:
You don't get to choose though. In a way, it's the other person that chooses. ie. the person that responds first is the person you download from
I figured as such so there is now way of forcing a connection to a certain user?

No.

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But i just like an option to take the download of another user without removeing the current user from the queuelist. Close the connection. Choosing where to download from is sometimes prefered but would also be an option. You don't get to choose though. In a way, it's the other person that chooses...

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This is already in the bug/feature tracker:

http://dcpp.net/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=55

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Check the sticky thread at the top of the "Hubs and Scripts" section (to which this thread has now been moved).

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Pothead wrote:(btw a few Â 's have appeared in the introduction, step 1 and step 10 )

I've removed them.

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Deliberate blocking of certain clients seems like something that would be open to abuse.

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Rapid_Hallucinations wrote:personal experience!

Why did you install it?

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OK. It's clearer now. So what would you expect to happen if both items where checked?

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Mantis wrote:with only the usernames showing...

Do you mean the user list or do you mean just the the usernames from the chat. The former seems interesting. The latter seems useless. Please clarify.

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You appear to be compiling fulDC. Do you get similar problems with DC++?

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... and also provide a question.

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Split from here

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They're not connecting because they don't want to or because they are unable to? If the latter, what error messages are being received?

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Use a dynamic DNS service such as www.no-ip.com

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hosamhelal wrote:hwo do i access the hub through DC++???

File -> Quick connect.

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