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Different shares for different hubs

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That was the first one that I found. There are others. Have a look through the Features section properly.

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Do you mean hub list URL?

If so, then as far as I know, yes. Just separate them with a semicolon ( ; ).

I've never done it myself, but I think that's the way it's done.

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ferhatbaskale wrote:I Did it

Which one? I made 3 suggestions.

I'm trying to help you here but you're not giving me much information to go on.

In your first post:

ferhatbaskale wrote:H have a message: "Could not get public hub list"

If you answer my three questions individually, we can narrow down where the problem lies.

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This is supposed to be a response to this thread.

Please learn the difference between the

button and the

Button.

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Charalambos wrote:HHAAHHH! Great!

Yay, peer aproval. So I'll just go implement it now then.

This is going so far off topic, it can't even *see* the topic any more.

So to bring us back, ... documentation = good!

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That's what the Public Hub List is for.

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...at least limit it. Agreed. :) Maybe there should be made an MessageBox(hwnd,'do You want to view help?','It's not working?',MB_OK)? :) How about a little paper clip that says randomly "It looks like trying to search. Would you like help?" :lol: Actually, I better be quiet. Someone will probably ...

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That's the thing We want to stop, by doing offline help. Oh dear. No offence, but either you are being very naive, or you have a lot more faith in humanity than I have. :) People post their questions as if they are the first person in the world to have ever come across the problem, or ask the quest...

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The point is, that people can feel uncomfortable, and confused when using computer, but it doesn't mean that they are stupid . I know people like that, and they really smart. I don't mean to imply that they are stupid. As you say, these people may be very intelligent. Therein lies the problem. They...

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You didn't make it clear what you wanted help with, in your first post, so we gave what help we could, given your limited initial post.

Now that your query is clear, you do not need to post it multiple times. See my response to your other post here.

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I don't agree. Not all people who can't use DC++ after reading faq ect., are stupid. [snip] Well my question in response is, if these people only use their computers for just email and surfing, why exactly are they using a P2P app? That confuses me. AAAAAA! Don't write posts so fast... Hee! :) If Y...

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Don't get me wrong, but those who are too lazy or too stupid to figure out how to read faq's, should NOT be honored with dc++. This isn't a such great effort, don't you think? I agree with you there. The program is so small that you can easily press all the buttons and select all the settings in on...

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This has actually been suggested before. :D I've mentioned it before, but as with all documentation, people are either too busy to do it or don't want to do it. It's not the most glamorous part of a software project. :) I have started working on something but time is always against me. My "Guide" is...

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Charalambos wrote:TRY SOMETHING!!

Heh.

I heartily agree!

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Share some stuff (Settings -> Sharing). Get an updated public hub list (Public hub list icon -> Follow the instructions given). Connect to a hub (Rick click on a hub in the public hub list and choose Connect). Start downloading by either: My 4 step guide to DC++: Browsing a users file list. Using S...

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Is this supposed to be in response to this?

If so, I suggest you carry on there and someone can delete this one.

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I don't understand what you are saying.

Have you read the instructions in the message above?
Have you followed those instructions?
Do you have a working public hub list?

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I have your answer for you.

READ the message you are given, properly, and FOLLOW the instructions.

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A more generic version of this has already been suggested here.

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For those of us who have never used eMule, would you like to explain *exactly* what feature you are asking for?

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It may or may not be feasible to get the external IP. Who knows. Maybe that's the end goal, but what I suggested is a simple fix which would be a stop-gap solution that I think would solve a *lot* of problems straightaway (or at least just put them off till later ;) ) Just keep the IP resolving enti...

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I'm not a C++ person, so it's all gibberish to me (

) but the _string.c lines seem to be complaining a lot about missing semicolons ( ; ). Maybe if you look into the file and see if they are actually missing, it might help. The file may have got mangled at some point.

Worth a try. :shrug:

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Have you been following what I have said? There is a delay. Of about a minute . All you need to do it make sure a tickbox in Settings is ticked, and it will do what you are asking for. I try to make my responses as clear and unambiguous as possible but it seems you are not understanding what I am sa...

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As I said above, every one minute as far as I can remember. Any faster than that and you would most likely be kicked for search spamming.

Try it yourself. Start a search and then click on search multiple times. You should receive a message in the hub window about search spam.

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Select "Automatically Search for Alternates" in Settings and DC++ will systematically search for each one in regular intervals - IIRC, one minute.

Searching all at the same time would most likely get you kicked/banned from the hub as it is search spam.

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I'm probably not the person who will be able to help, seeing as I've only got as far as cimpiling it myself, but I have a few suggestions: Can you include a portion of the errors here so that we can see which files are having problems with _string.c What kind of things have you tried, and what was t...

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Hello! There are a *lot* of people who come here thinking that DC++ doesn't work, mainly because they are behind a router and the default mode of DC++ is in Active mode. How about the default mode is based on the following: 1. Detect IP 2. If IP is in private range (eg. 192.168.*.*) set mode to Pass...

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^ So what exactly was the point of that?
If you have comments on the subject, they are welcome.

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Have a look at the last item I stated in my response to your other thread here

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MLDonkey. No sharing. Leeching clients. Generally frowned upon.

Search for mldonkey.

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IIRC, the share gets updated whenever you add or remove from the Sharing section.

If not, you can always type /refresh in any chat window to refresh the share.

Otherwise it will refresh once an hour.

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No. When it says "above", it does not mean in the directory hierarchy. The include list shows a list of directories. The stlport one should be at the top of the list. IIRC, the location is Tools --> Options --> Projects --> (Something else?) --> Includes (From drop down list). That path was purely f...

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Or compile it in your IDE but run it from a command line.

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Good idea.

At the moment, I don't think it's possible, as the sources column contains multiple names.

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fishaa wrote:it's a pretty mess to find something with or without sorting when new hits still are ariving

OK, this makes more sense. This I agree with.

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Also, I think you should be trying to sort out the more fundamental problem of why you are being disconnected every 10 minutes!

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If you leave DC++ open, any hubs will automatically reconnect.

AFAIK, the only exception to this is if you get the message "Nick already in use".

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Is the bandwidth used by Search while you look at the results, really such an issue?

I'm thinking that to any developers, it's not. Especially when you compare it to unnecessarily duplicating all the seach results.

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Marvin wrote:(How come I found it and you didn't ??)

Magic!

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This exact question has just been asked within the last day or two.

Please Search for it.

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There are modified DC++ clients that do this.

Also, this is not the first time this feature has been suggested. Please Search for it and you will see threads detailsing the pros and cons of the feature. If after reading them, you still have suggestions, you can add it to one of those threads.

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DC++ already does this. There are three "mini slots" that DC++ will use to download file lists as long as they are below a certain size (I forget what the size is). If the file list is beyond this size, a normal slot is used. Some of these details may be inaccurate as it has been a while since I rea...

TheParanoidOne · Hey, someone picked 0.10-0.14! Show yourself. Tell us what it was like!

Hey, someone picked 0.10-0.14!

Show yourself. Tell us what it was like!

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I have never used hub software and probably never will, but the frequency of this problem means that even I know the answer to this.

It has something to do with installing the client.

Use the Search feature with the ocx as the search term. Oh, and chill. Anger and frustration will get you nowhere.

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Sedulus wrote:if I'd wager a guess I'd say most regulars have been using it since around 0181

What makes you think that?

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Just curious.

v0.17 or 0.18 for me, specifically. I forget which.

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:D <-- Me! Problem solved. I now have a compiled version of my very own, and it works! Thanks everyone for the help and suggestions. :) For the who care about how, read on ... Well, it seems that the excpt.h file was what was causing all the problem in the end, and not stlport. As i suspected, the a...

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Platform SDK Full Download This is actually where I got it from - all ~350MB of it! I just couldn't remember the exact link earlier on in the page. However, that doesn't really matter since the Platform SDK installed with Visual Studio .NET and .NET 2003 are both sufficient to compile DC++. Which a...

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I think your problem is that you've got the 64 bits SDK release installed. What exactly makes you think that? Is it the Win64 in the includes? Because that certainly worries me. But I'm pretty sure that I didn't install the 64 bit SDK instead of the 32 bit. Surely it would complain if I had? Or am ...

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Most of those are programs that you could run using a shell account. dchub would just be an addition to that list.

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Default Mode (A/P) according to IP address

I have been using DC++ since ...