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qknox67 wrote:i see dc do's not work...

DC++ does not work? If you want support, you'll need to be more specific and descriptive.

qknox67 wrote:iam in hubs from many people...

iam now waiting for a contact in bucarest

but ervery one same to be offline?

I don't understand you.

Where are you pulling the icon from? Can't you use the same icon as used for the frame icon? It looks like GetWndClassInfo() might give you access to the resource ID for the icon.

I propose though that DC++have it own limiter but to a degree where it's impossible abuse. You can limit your upload but only from 1-25KiB from your highest consistant upload. I'm not sure how that equates to impossible to abuse. 1-25 KiB/s is a pretty wide range, for normal upload streams. I was w...

It depends. If the user has queued from your XML (which is defined as UTF-8), they will use $UGet(Z)Block, and that is defined to be UTF-8. Or they can use $ADCGET, which is also defined to be UTF-8. If they're queueing from a search result or old file list, they should use whatever their local code...

Do your tests reveal the same behavior on ADC and NMDC hubs? i.e. does your code work on one but not the other? To tell the truth, I can't see where the MyNick is set - it must be set along with a bunch of other variables in an Identity somewhere.

Wisp wrote:revconnect has this already

However, this is DC++. And arne only accepts patches from authors of derived clients if they send the patch to him themselves.

If i'm trying to download a file from the previously downloaded filelist that file will be requested by $UGetBlock and my client has only XmlBZList in the support list Is it okey? So all new client should support $UGetBlock as well? Look at the wiki -- I have notes about the usability of $GetZBlock...

lordadmira wrote:Maybe u changed the theme as well, and it provided some additional HTML formatting.

I changed the header, but that's hardly a theme. That can't account for the difference in what you're seeing.

If it is Valknut that is sending the message, you need to take a look at their code. $MaxedOut should (there is no spec, only the Visual Basic NMDC client) only be sent in response to a file request. DC++ wouldn't behave the same, so we're not exactly the right people to ask.

lordadmira wrote:Well, somebody did something. The black background is gone and it actually looks normal for a change.

I changed the style sheets a couple weeks ago. So maybe the previous sheets were part of the cause of your angst...

While I have the floor let me register my own complaint that bugzilla looks horrible. It's also unusuable without style sheets. It should degrade gracefully with style sheets turned off. All somebody has to do is set a background and a few font parameters. This isn't specific to our install of Bugz...

I'm just kinda stumped on what makes bugzilla a valuable asset, apart from it being a bit more orderly (yet more complicated) way to process bug reports and new feature requirements that appear in the forum. Bugzilla is not going away, because it makes organizing, categorizing, and duplicate markin...

in normal dc++ settings there was checkbox for that (can't remember tha name of it) but in fuldc there isnt anything like that atleast i haven't found it. You're probably thinking of "small send buffer", which is missing from fulDC since it is based on modern versions of DC++, which are also missin...

sleepwalker wrote:I dont wanna let a user who has a ratio below 1 to download anything from me.

If you're seeing a ratio anywhere, particularly in the list of downloads/uploads, it is NOT related to their upload:download ratio. It is the compression ratio for that transfer.

I'm not going to say you are wrong, or that you are right either, I'll give a little example from the real world, the group is called Black People (or whatever you want to call them) and the thing they have "done wrong" is that a higher percentage of black people are in jail compared to how big the...

SubversiveAgent wrote:Isn't this what that ADL search (or the other one, I forget the name) is for?

No, they're for looking for specific content in file lists. This guy wants to find make (from my read) a "top 10 files downloaded" list for his hub.

DC++ cannot do this without significant modification.

Report the user to the operator of the hub instead. DC++ having a workaround for bad hub management does not sit well with me. There are legitimate bugs that cause that message. In them, no amount of reconnecting will get you a slot. In those situations, an instant (and automatic) reconnect is going...

You can get everyone's file list, certainly. But that doesn't seem like it'll get you closer to your goal. You'll need a custom program for that. (One to parse the file lists, or to be a DC client and get the file lists itself.)

Someone beat you to the punch by a little more than a year:
Bug 446: Cache hub lists locally

You do despair when people waste their lives with such petty juvenile nonsense. Well, it depends on what you mean. You could be complaining about a couple things, some of which I agree with and some of which I don't. By the way not all TE members are like that, but the guilt by association is a ver...

optionwizz wrote:.689 reads the list in very slowly and partially, showing 80/90 gig of a 1 TB share after 10's of minutes, and will not respond to browsing folders, but a search of the 1TB .647 for a known file will get it.

Can you explain what you mean? I can't tell what you're describing.

imb wrote:Furthermore the DDOS attackers wouldn't simply concentrate on the main list.

Hublist.org is a target right now because of their policies. Dreamland would (presumably) not be attacked since they're not banning hubs with Team Elite members as operators.

A point in dreamland's favor would be if it served XML file lists. I think the extra fields are pieces of information that are useful to users, and as such they should be accommodated.

Your proposal could have been good but the way you make this is incredibly childish : taking different nicks and make people think these are users who like your hublist... Checking IPs was the first thing I did, when seeing a bunch of first time posters on the same hub. They're different ISPs. They...

About the fakhubs. We have a hole new bansystem thats working realy nice and we are aktive and lock after the list all the time so. sure there is going to be fakehubs but we are working on the list all the time.. and we ban the hubs as soon we seen them. Do you do any proactive banning, of hubs tha...

SchlongerLonger wrote:what would surely would be better is either a fast switching option or in the event of a failure to download from one server to then attempt to download from a different one.

Near as I can tell, we already have both of those features. And they're documented in... the help file.

GrÃ¶nis wrote:So if any one have any fhings they what to talk about just contact me.

Could you take a look at the questions I asked, or the issues I raised, and try to respond to them? By luck or design, you avoided answering them.

we came to this forum as hubowners and ops - part of the dc community, which recommend dc++ as client every day to tousends of users, so the way we support you, we would like to be respect and supported back. Everyone's features are considered equally, regardless of who they are. Nobody has more cl...

is this all you can say about it ? Well, last I knew, the person who started Dreamland, Sandos, was pretty unhappy with it. Since so many people are competitive about their hubs and go to great lengths to be "better" than others, it makes sense to only add hublists that have some protection against...

in raid arrays I think the whole array is thught of by the os as a single partition Yes, that's part of the definition of RAID Array, and is the same if they're done in hardware (like, say a 3Ware controller) or software (with a product like SoftRAID). RAID arrays suffer the same hit from concurren...

I don't think anyone has heard from him since his machines went down...

drezilla wrote:Is this a good idea or just plain dumb ????

I pay attention to what I download and how much space I have free. I think other people should do the same. If you're downloading more than you have room for, that strikes me as... bad.

Quattro wrote:if arne and sedulus would let me host the source i could host it on my own server as an svn.

Why Sedulus? As far as I know, Arne is the one you need to ask. Send him an email directly and see if he takes you up on the offer.

Because every good RFC protocol has the client speak first. Having the server speak first is kind of dumb. Isn't SMTP a counterpoint to this? However, even if they were the same order, DC++ wouldn't be able to switch them without a changes. It decides based on the format of the hub name whether to ...

Q: Where can I download dch++ from?
A: Nowhere, the subversion repository where the source code was stored disappeared from the Internet along with the person who hosted it.

If the features are requested in Bugzilla does it mean they will eventually get implemented? More importantly, only features in Bugzilla will be implemented, unless they happen to be something a programmer has also though of. This is why I phrased the summary to the "Proposals" topic the way I did....

meaning more bandwith usage.... That's not much of a concern - only results to passive searches would impact the hub. The problem is that you can't really extend the NMDC $SRs. This is possible in ADC searches, easily. If a client even wanted to put length, ID3 tag values, etc. in a search result, ...

Even if I could (I suspect I cannot), I don't want to host such a tool here on this domain. This host has been good, but I'm having some problems that keep me from running some of the wiki maintenance scripts or upgrading web packages from the shell. I'm sure a dedicated server would let me set up a...

Wisp wrote:maybe it would also be a good idea to have a check whether the active mode is working or not

How?

Oh, sidenote, we have a client listing in the wiki, which we're trying to make into a pretty good protocol and client reference: http://dcpp.net/wiki/

If you want to add your client there, it'd be super.

I think, for now, I'll join ullner's hub. We'll play this by ear, exactly how everything is always played out.

blackgoth wrote:And its not just me, there are thousands more

Well, that's why the official feature tracker has a voting feature, to gauge relative popularity of features.

(You're the only one I rememember asking since I got involved in 2002.)

Quattro wrote:yours is hardly readable this way too

The text wasn't really the point in my avatar - it's the giant non-threatening/helpful smile.

nerdvana wrote:That's fine.

Thanks for understanding.

lordadmira wrote:... come up with a much more sophisticated model than what current clients are using.

Of course.

no such script in this hub en for trusting me.. feel free to ask ppl about me for that :) Hmm. A good response. But trust is the core, of the issue, right? this might be an issue..but for me..i think that ddos thingy is my problem cause i don't think any line can run smoothly when it's under a ddos...

Thanks. And: wheee.

It has always been set up that way. I'm sorry yours is illegible, but I don't think that's enough reason for me to up the limit.

I see what you're getting at, though the Cnet people have a fair amount of credit in my book blocking that sort of stuff. They refused to remove derived versions of DC++ that were missing the source when I last contacted them. They did remove versions with spyware that the Kapersky antivirus progra...

A configuration wizard is a good thing.

I'd stick with making them fill out their nick and connection type, as well as firewall. I'd specifically leave out opening the public hub list or prompting for favorite hubs -- although they both would arguably be important for first-time users.

So if you're already uploading one file from that drive, and a second user requests a second one (either as their first file that connection, or after downloading a file on another drive), what happens? I think you want to return an error to that user. But in that case, I think it makes more sense t...

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Where can I download dch++ from?