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Xan1977

Here's another link www.portforward.com Here's the basic idea. If you're behind a router you are "NAT'd". You are on your own sub-network which exists outside the internet. Therefore, you need to route particular traffic in to the proper computer on your little sub-network. To get your radio station...

Xan1977

The same concept behind setting up DC++ in active mode aplies to setting up a hub. That's why he gave you that link. Forward one port through ICS (411 by default) for the hub to run on.

Xan1977

PseudonympH wrote:and this is why we use our awesome skills to fake our tag to not have the B: part

Erm, whose side are you on?

Xan1977

Help yourself. Sticky at the top.

Xan1977

A ratings server is a bad idea. A tag change to include Up/Down ratio is pointless.

Xan1977

moved to off-topic?

Xan1977

CD Sales Not Reduced by File Sharing, Say Researchers at Harvard Business School and University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill http://www.hbs.edu/about/news/032904_file_sharing.html Well duh, we needed Harvard to figure that out? The study also says that the U.S. is world biggest leecher. :oops: Th...

Xan1977

It exists already. Look at the search window more closely. Checkbox: Only users with free slots.

Xan1977

NMDC Hub Software is a server . DC++ is a client . The hub software resides on a computer. It sits there and waits patiently for clients to connect to it. The hub software does nothing else but manage the clients which connect to it. server | ----------------------------------- | | | client1 client2...

Xan1977

*moved from Help/Support*

Xan1977

To get their filelist? Fine. That's why minislots exist.
To download other files from them? No, terrible idea.

Xan1977

Are you using Reverse Connect? Or are you using DC++?

Xan1977

First off, dunno HOW it got to you as a 3mb BMP - I sent it as a 321k JPG file. Kinda odd. Weird, maybe hotmail decided to get involved more than it should have. :wink: SOME people have complained about that positioning, so it was changed to the way it currently is in DC++ around v0.300. It was cha...

Xan1977

Ok, here's the screenshot. (I dumped it into a .gif from the 3 meg .bmp you sent me)

[EDIT: Image removed by request. TheParanoidOne]

Now explain to everyone what we're supposed to be looking at.

Edit: user requested that the filenames be removed from the screenshot.

Xan1977

Email it to me, I'll host it.

Xan1977

lynx wrote:im running the Yoshi hub (YHub).

Well then, here's the Yhub support forum

But I'm thinking that your question is basically the old classic "different share for different hubs?!!1" The answer is, run two DC++ clients.

Xan1977

Depends on what country you live in. Call a lawyer if you're really worried.

The copyright-police can and will come after you if they find you. That's what makes running a hub so much fun!

Xan1977

Bitzi.com lets you look up files based on their tiger tree hash: DCPlusPlus-0.307.exe Notice, in particular, the rating. If we collaborate with the folks at Bitzi, we can have voting and meta-data submission inside DC++. This is where the awesomeness begins. This is the coolest thing I've seen in a...

Xan1977

Try YHub.

similar topic in the YHub forum.

*moved*

Xan1977

google -> ascii art

Xan1977

Fixed, registered users should be able to edit their own posts here now. I also set it so that you have to be a moderator to create a poll. Good stuff. Is it ok for anyone to change there own client? Yes, but if you release your new client as a binary, you have to make the modified source code easi...

Xan1977

Settings > Sharing > Open an extra slot if speed is below X is a better solution.

Kill uploads if below X speed should never be built into DC++, IMO.

Xan1977

hehe, maybe I'll do my own research next time and not just steal one of your old posts..

Xan1977

Use the search. We don't need another thread about this.

Xan1977

It's in the feature tracker at sourceforge.

[ 669593 ] Download from the best, change when below a certain speed

Which means that it's being considered. Or at least that it hasn't been rejected.. yet.

Xan1977

YHub does not support scripts or plugins. You can use a third party bot, though. Here's the YHub forum

Xan1977

To change file associations, open Windows Explorer, go to Tools > Folder Options > File Types. Locate JPG, JPEG and GIF (among other image types) and change the program association to Windows Picture and Fax Viewer. Next, download Spybot search and destroy to try to clean out whatever has hijacked IE.

Xan1977

The one-slot-per-user restriction is built into DC++ (and pretty much all the alternatives, AFAIK). So unfortunately, a script will not be of any help.

Xan1977

Look at the sticky thread about hub software. Pick one, install it and start tinkering

Xan1977

Port 411 is used by default. You can specify another port if you wish. Look in the network settings of whatever hub software you are using.

Xan1977

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Xan1977

It's in the official feature requests tracker at Sourceforge. http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=669593&group_id=40287&atid=427635 Here's one discussion about it. http://dcplusplus.sourceforge.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3567&highlight=minimum+download+speed (Always seach to see ...

Xan1977

I would think that putting your rules in the MOTD window in Network settings would suffice?

Xan1977

Err..

File > Settings > Appearance > "Show timestamps in chat by default"

Xan1977

No problem.

Xan1977

Control Panel > Network > Local Area Network Connection > Properties > Advanced > Settings > Add two entries, one for TCP and one for UDP.

Xan1977

*moved*

Xan1977

Link to Shasta Hub http://www.lwave.ca/shasta/

Link provided by FunkyXav06

Xan1977

moved here from Help/Support section since this is not related to DC++

You need to install the Neo-Modus DC client version 1.009 in order to run Direct Connect Hub software v1.0. Good luck in finding that though, since it's no longer on the Neo-Modus download page

Xan1977

Oh, I apologize for the bad info linobarreca.

Xan1977

Basically, after a downloader asks for a connection, the uploader replies with "No Slots available" before the downloader specifies which file it wants. The transaction between the two is then over. To change this behaviour would add bloat, and I personally don't think it's worth it. I'm pretty sure...

Xan1977

This will not be added to DC++. Listing which file a person wants isn't possible.

http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.ph ... tid=527768

Xan1977

This feature will not be built into DC++. It is, however, available in various mods. BCDC has a download speed limiter. http://www.bolander.net/htm/tgo/bcdc.shtml

Xan1977

*moved*

Look at the sicky post at the top of this forum about the Hub Software that is available.

Xan1977

You will lose any installed software, yea. But you can back up your Word documents or pictures and things like that. But avoid backing up anything that is executable.

Xan1977

joakim_tosteberg wrote:Perhaps a clean install of windows?

I'm going to have to agree. If the fix from symantec doesn't work, then what else is there?

Xan1977

why you gotta be a modem hater dude? We've all been there once.. ;) (us old ones anyway) No doubt :wink: I really hope that you all reconsider this feature becouse I feel this is a very much wanted feature. What's wrong with using the "Open an extra slot" feature if speed is below.. say.. 3 kBps? E...

Xan1977

No, it's in the Rejected Features Tracker.

Xan1977

Being new doesn't mean you don't have to search and/or read the sticky threads. There's one at the top about hub software.

Xan1977

filenames with illegal characters such as $ are removed from the share list in DC++. Did you happen to catch which client he was using?

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