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Todi

This might be close to what you're after.

Todi

The most popular file is likely to be an empty file =)

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Well the Spy Search (which was the one I couldn't remember the name) can give you a list of "Top 10 Most searched files on all the hubs I'm on". Right? True, but it will most likely be a list of TTH's, since autosearches are done that way. Pretty useless unless he wants to sit and search for all of...

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It does look a bit silly to post it like this, feels very "fake-grassroots", even if you all happen to come from different IP's..

It's not like it's a bad idea, the more stable hublists the better, this just makes it look bad.

Todi

Could the client simply open a port, wait a little while for a response, and if it doesn't get a $Lock simply send the HSUP? A bit dirty sure, but it would work in most cases.

Todi

It's pretty hard to miss the Purge button even if you're not looking for it. You should get better acquainted with the Search window.

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Not much of a rival if it only runs on linux =) Well done anyhow, the more clients/tools the merrier.

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This is not the strongDC forum. Go there instead (google it).

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Maybe.

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You people little slow or something? Where did I say it would be trivial to code? I said it sounds that way.. see any difference? Hell, it could even be impossible to code, but that's not the point here. The point is, by saying "oh this feature sounds easy to do", you trivialize the hard work the d...

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I haven't done any programming for years, so I doubt I'll start now. But anyway, that kind of option really sounds easy to make. If there's something specific about it that makes it hard, just tell us. Otherwise keep your useless comments to yourself, ty. Splitting an atom sounds very easy to do as...

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Oh sure, every feature is quite easy. Building an atomic bomb is as easy as rubbing two sticks together.

We'll be waiting for your patch..

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PseudonympH wrote:I usually assume everyone is male until told otherwise.

I usually assume that everyone who tells me they are not male, actually are.

Todi

How would knowing the name of the program enable you to ban it? Get the spammer ip-address, ban that. Simple.

Todi

No technical reason i think. But a practical one perhaps. Limiting the bandwidth will render this feature more or less useless, since the filelist will take forever to download if you've limited the bandwidth and there are a lot of lists to match. The fuldc feature to limit the amount of lists you w...

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Unfortunately, it only makes sense to you. It would be utterly useless for the other 99.999% of DC users, and would just take up extra bandwidth. So, i'd say you'd have to make your own DC++ version with this feature for everyone in your hub.

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If you don't have any intention of doing any work yourself, please don't write "All help is welcome". You've been helped, move along.

Todi

Same algoritm = Bad (see above).
Everyone supporting all algoritms = Overkill, and never happening (as far as i see it). If the users whine over hashing their files once (which they do), imagine how much whining they'd do over hashing each files 5+ times.

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Magnets are made to be unified, i think that's the whole point. I.e, you can post a magnet link, and many different programs can react on it, depending on what hash it contains. However, since most filesharing programs have chosen to implement their own hashes, which are of course not compatible wit...

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steve6 wrote:...and doesn't seem to have a automatic search users
with free slots only option.

What would be the use of that?

Todi

Anyone can contribute patches for DC++, perhaps someone else than you will.

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If it's not so hard, you should do it yourself.

The only potential feature i see here is number 2, but since it's easily done manually, it's not likely to be done.

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Is it all in russian?

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Rev Connect is a modification of DC++, based largely on the DC++ source code.

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"linked it" ? You'll have to explain that a bit more.

Todi

I have to wonder how old the DC++ version you're using is, since this behaviour has been mandatory (if you don't specify a folder, DC++ will pick one for you) for quite a few versions?

Todi

If you run a hub on your internal network, you should make sure that the DNS is pointing to your internal IP, not your external one.

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i suppose its completely fair for me to upload at 1k a second and download at 200k a second. while i agree with your assessment that it is damn near impossible to keep track of all these types of programs, i disagree with your assertion that there is nothing WRONG or unfair about using these progra...

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You could always do it within DC++ before you connect to any hub.

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Moved.

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Not even sweden can match the speeds of Internet2... yet

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I think a mutch simpler torrent like ratio system (just the amount downloaded and uploaded would be stored for each user on the hub)would be great. But of corse there are some difficulties, especially that it would make regs unavoidable. But i think it is maybe worth to sacrifice this freedom, mayb...

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You want to keep freedom, by limiting freedom? You must be a politican.

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DC++ has a history of not going the way of the majority, so this is probably doubtful to happen. You can always distribute your own copy of DC++ with customized default settings..

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They sound like DC clients, like DC++.

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Did you install Python?

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Isn't that just a modification of DC++ with some added feature? You'll have to provide more information if it's something hub related, and what hub you're running etc.

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Go here [clicky], pick a client from the list that's not the one you're currently using, go to it's homepage, download it, install it, run it. If you don't like it, try a different one from the list.

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Use a different client. The one you're referring to doesn't have certain features that 99% of all hubs require these days. There's a list of clients that work on mac somewhere (most of the linux ones iirc).

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Ask the owner of the hub. He or she have most likely made it so that your share appears empty, and nobody can download from you.

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One step above this thread are several sticky threads on exactly that subject, please look at them.

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This is what your script sends, from what i can tell: $To: $nick From: $botname $<$botname> USER INFO :: | $To: $nick From: $botname $ | $To: $nick From: $botname $ Nick :: $thisuser. | $To: $nick From: $botname $ IP Address :: $ip. | $To: $nick From: $botname $ Share size :: $share GB. | This is wh...

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What fusbar bascially is saying, is that if DC++ sent that data through correctly in the past, that was a bug, and it's fixed now. Your script sends buggy messages.

Todi

What's wrong with the Public Hublists, isn't that really a much more efficent way to solve the advertising your hub problem?

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Lots of speculation.. but your deductions seem kinda shaky.

Todi

Ah, you just want ugly colours and deceptive naming with the effect of having made another pointless mod? That's.. sad =)

Todi

Segment downloading is a bit more than "a few things". Why don't you use the source code of a client that already has that, it should make it a lot simpler for you.

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Only if you can find the matching TTH for the MD4/MD5 hash. This is usually done by hashing the file, but a less reliable way may be to look it up in a database, like Bitzi.com.

Todi

Additionally, it's not magnetlinks as such DC++ requires, it's magnetlinks with TTH hashes. eDonkey uses different hashes in their file-links.

Todi

That feature has already been implemented in DC++ 0.68, which was released awhile ago.

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