DC++

Just share a folder called "information on mkv" with the text file in it or something. It's not pretty, but it works. If the file is <16k (it really should be) then they'll be able to get it without having to ask for a slot.

settings > downloads > maximum simultaneous downloads

Just set that to however many you want to have going at once.

#1: been there, done that, got the t-shirt . Mods such as BCDC++ do have support for this, though. The problem is that because of the way the protocol is structured, there's no way to have an actual upload queue, making everything simply a free-for-all. As for #4, that's already implemented. Just ty...

No, the filename is not included in the hash code, although it could just search by that hash (since it needs to find sources for it anyway...) and use the first filename that matches (simple) or the most popular (more complex). Metadata such as mp3 bitrate is possible, yes, but I have no idea how a...

I can second that. Gotta love a shell that lets you configure pretty much everything.

Please do. If I'm ever on your hub, I'll be glad the ignore feature in BCDC++ is feeling useful.

The question is whether the rewriting of the compression code in 0.307 will fix this bug or if it will just add a whole slew of new ones...

2nd pass: looking at one of the other threads, it seems BCDC++ already uses something like $GetMeta TTH filename. It would make sense to do it this way since it's more general. Of course, having a lot of complete hash trees being transferred around would kind of cut into bandwidth, seeing as for fil...

I spend 15 minutes editing that to make it as readable as possible and to make sure the grammar is nice, then double post. Today is not looking good for me.

Well, since Tiger Tree Hashing (TTH) will be coming along in the next version (though it might not be stable...) it should be possible to request the entire hash tree for a file (we could call it $GetTTHFull or something). Then we verify to check for corruption while the table was being transferred,...