DC++

TheParanoidOne

So what happens when you do a clean build?
What happens when you use the current source code?

TheParanoidOne

In that case, did you understand it? Did you follow the instructions?

The message above says STLPort is not installed correcty. Have you done that?

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Makemies wrote:Any ideas? Questions? Suggestions? Please, help me...

Hmm. Just randomly out of the blue, I suggest reading compile.txt.

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Desiundaground wrote:Yes you are correct i was looking for how to setr up a Static Ip Adrress

You have just reiterated what you said in the original post. You have not clarified anything.

TheParanoidOne

I retract my earlier statement about the toggle. Restarting did the trick.

TheParanoidOne

Note that the toggle does nothing on either. did you restart dc++? D'Oh! I completely forgot that you needed to do that with the Appearance page. My bad. :oops: I guess that comment can be disregarded for the moment. a Courier type font, as shown in the "incorrect" picture above. huh? http://hem.br...

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After experimenting, it seems that DC++ uses a Courier type font, as shown in the "incorrect" picture above. Whereas BCDC++ uses the OEM font as shown in the "correct" picture.

Note that the toggle does nothing on either.

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BSOD2600 wrote:I think he means a statis IP from his ISP

Well, the initial post is ambiguous, so I made the best guess based on the poster's history.

TheParanoidOne

Oh, I guess I should have mentioned this earlier: If you want to request this feature, add it to the feature tracker at

http://dcplusplus.sourceforge.net/bugs

Make sure you set the severity as enhancement.

TheParanoidOne

Ah, I get you now. Although to be pedantic, you are using the Terminal font and not the System font. If you had mentioned Terminal at first, I might have clicked earlier.

Thanks for the pics. It's clear now.

TheParanoidOne

I assume you're talking about a static IP address within your LAN, right? If so, first of all, make a note of the output of "ipconfig /all". You will need it later. Look at the settings for your network connection in control panel. Look at "Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)". Change the automatic IP addres...

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you can only use "Use OEM monospaced font" which doesn't seem to do the job correctly.. Define "correctly". Shouldn't all monospace font by their very nature (monospaced!) show ASCII art in exactly the same way, albeit with a different font style? Here's a screendump so you can see what I'm talking...

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using the OEM monospaced font for viewing text files. But the majority of the text files (so called .nfo files) are using a SYSTEM font. I don't understand the distinction you are making here. When you talk about SYSTEM, are you talking about the Windows font called "System"? If so, that is a monos...

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Bjorne wrote:Non short version?

As far as I'm concerned, that would be an expansion of what PseudonympH said. But that's just my opinion (and apparently his as well). Others may have different thoughts.

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J187 wrote:Since all files were part of one project and some work fine, I know it isn't a disc error.

This seems like flawed logic to me. Did you verify the files when you wrote them?

It sounds very much like a disc error to me.

TheParanoidOne

Don't post the same damn thing 4 times in a row.

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Bjorne wrote:So it's not possible to just change it within dc?

In short, no.

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Have you looked at the following wiki page?

http://dcplusplus.sourceforge.net/wiki/ ... /LockToKey

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Something similar is currently being looked at:
http://dcplusplus.sourceforge.net/cgi-b ... .cgi?id=18

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Wouldn't the more correct (and general) solution be to get Y'z Dock to accept custom icons correctly, rather than hacking at an individual application?

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For C, you could use the bzip2 library which is part of DC++. For Delphi, I'm sure you could find something via Google.

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It's not a bug, and if it were, it's not specific to DC++. That line is text and it is sorted alpabetically. Hence "30" comes before "9". Your workaround to "help" is a hack, at best. What happens if a number more than 99 is needed? Do you just keep on adding zeroes? As far as I know there is no sim...

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Have a look here: http://dcplusplus.sourceforge.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=8915&highlight=huffman The version I linked to doesn't actually work "correctly", but files created by it can be opened in DC++. I'm not sure whether or not files created by DC++ can be opened by it though. More details of th ...

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What language are you using?

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Lundis wrote:This seems incredibly complicated and would require new things in the dc protocol (I think).

Re-read PseudonympH's first line.

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Bubbles wrote:I only have two buttons....

... you insensitive clod!

[A /. joke, for anyone who doesn't get it. ]

TheParanoidOne

paranoid one they are the same answer but i think both dc plus plus is a elective program. i will be using it for the exact same purpose that you will use it for. being in 64 bits makes the process efficienter than itcould be otherwise. it finishes in less time making the clock cycles open to other...

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Indeed. Middle clicking closes a tab in Opera and the Moz family. I don't recall double clicking meaning "close" in any app.

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Which is one of the arguments against it, which will be found in one of the many existing threads.

Let's not be redundant.

Any *new* insights into the issue can be added to one of the threads kindly listed by GMT above.

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With that kind of thinking do we actually need a 32 bit version or a 16 bit version of dc plus plus? I wasn't asking the question to be philosophical. I was genuinely wondering whether you needed a 64-bit version. Is there any reason you were being so sensitive/defensive? In answer to your counter ...

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Do you actually need a 64 bit version?

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Gasp wrote:on most of the hubs I'm on many files does not have hashes at all

In this case, DC++ will use the older method of matching by file name and size. Any hashes encountered will be ignored (as far as I can remember).

TheParanoidOne

What makes you think you'll get a slot from that person?

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Why would you want this feature?

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GargoyleMT wrote:so the popular stuff will rise to the top.

Or be reposted ad nauseum.

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vinny boom butts wrote:i was banned because a moderator didn't like what i said.

Then perhaps it wouldn't be such a great idea for you to try to get back.

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IGS wrote:I get the message:
tmrSlowBGWork_Timer:No buffer space is available

Just for clarification, is this message being given by the hub software or by Windows?

IGS wrote:Then I reboot

Isn't restarting the hub software sufficient?

TheParanoidOne

The $Id$ keyword is from CVS. If you insert just that keyword, CVS will automatically expand the tag to show the most current information. There are many other keywords, as shown here.

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Since I've read that it goes by byte sizes As has already been mentioned, it doesn't. It goes by hash, ie. the actual file content . You basic assumption is incorrect, so you may want to revise your suggestions appropriately. I will answer your points though. 1. let us see what it sees as the same ...

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Slot Ratio

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Lucky for me, I know nothing about that.

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I didn't notice the fact that there was a second page, hence the above post.

If it's all working well, congratulations.

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my ip is 81.76.74.14 thats what i get when i go to www.no-ip.com but which ip did you use ParanoidOne?? Which IP address I used is irrelevant as it has most likely changed since then. Looking at your posting record, your IP address changes quite a lot, which is why you should concentrate your effor...

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norti wrote:I don't think "Current CVS version" name for a topic would be good for future reading, say in 6 months :DDD

Heh. Unfortunately people don't think in that way. That would require them to actually think about how what they do affects others.

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You should have received a piece of software that keeps that address synchronised with the IP address of your machine. This will mean that people will be able to connect to your hub using the DNS name no matter how many times the IP address of your computer changes. So to recap, your hub is now work...

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I have a question: Does the "desiundaground.no-ip.com" address belong to you?

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Desiundaground wrote:Yes i have read all of it many times but the thing i dont get isw how did u coonect to my hub??

Voodoo, witchcraft and the internet. In that order.

Desiundaground wrote:using wat ip address

Read post #2, author Xan1977.

TheParanoidOne

No, because that is a local address which is only available within your network which has already been explained to you at the top of the page! This is becoming exasperating. Please just read every single post in this thread carefully. There is so much repetition of the same pieces of information ov...

TheParanoidOne

ParanoidOne how did you get into my hub?? I said to you just now (in your hub) that I connected to "desiundaground.no-ip.com", but I made a mistake. That address no longer points to your machine. I connected to the IP address from which you posted. This is just a rehash of the last post I made. :si...

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What do you mean when you say "desiundaground.no-ip.com doesn't point to the IP you're currently posting from" Moderators can see the IP address from which every forum post is made. GMT is saying that the IP address of "desiundaground.no-ip.com" is not the same as the IP address that you are postin...

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