DC++k has been released in a new version (0.2424k) now.
Download it from either of these places :
http://www.fukt.bth.se/~k/dcpp/
http://www.student.bth.se/~pt00akr/dcpp/
http://hem.passagen.se/sarf/dcpp/ - host down at the moment
Features :
Code: Select all
-- 0.2424k --
* Fixed so that the overridden (if any) version string is sent when you are away (oops! again)
* Made some changes to the bandwidth-limiting code, might work better now
* Fixed the changes I made in the public hubs window so that the hubs are now shown. Oops.
also made the patch a bit better integrated with the code
* Added threading to the match queue button - should now be a bit "nicer" to use on large filelists
* Added threading to the filelist window
* Added option to GUI which automatically matches the queue whenever a filelist is downloaded
-- 0.2423k --
* Re-added the options that should be in the advanced settings pane (oops!)
* Made a small fix to the throttling code - it should now be more generous with a high upload limit
may cause your upstream to become saturated as it is, currently, a wee bit less discriminating
* Added a possible fix to the "There is no disk in the drive. Please insert a disk into drive x:"
when you receive search results and have enabled the "Use System Icons"-feature
-- 0.2422k --
* Fixed the fatal "upload 0 bytes/second" bug... sorry for this one.
* Three "Should skip auto-searching when..." options has been added
they (surprisingly) determine when auto-searching should be skipped
the "Tr0n-fix" is simply default behaviour nowadays
-- 0.2421k --
* Due to some people (Tr0n and others) problems, I've decided to allow the auto-search to do searches
even on files which have online sources
* Re-added old changes :
* Finally got the thumb out of my behind and added Todd's upload/download limit-thingy
This should reduce the "spiking" caused by my previous algorithm
Will very likely improve your latency (ping) in games compared with the old method
A big big big thanks to Todd for this fix (as well as the .diff files... when you attached them :)
* Added "Small File Threshold" as a setting to the DC++k setting page
This determines the size you consider to be small, and is set
* Fixed the "About..." dialog
Before, it would download the version file no matter what you had decided in the settings
* Added experimental "Search for alternates" method to the transfer window
(which is where your uploads/downloads are shown)
it may work - pigs may fly, and you might suddenly be translocated to the gold reserve in Fort Knox,
according to my understanding (very limited) of quantum physics - it's just very unlikely
jokes aside - it works for me
* Added some more "transparency" (getX() methods) to HttpConnection
the first of many changes necessary to convert it to be useful for my... "special" needs
a small bug may have been corrected (the HttpConnection should disconnect whenever an error occur, IMO)
* Updated the Public Hub Window to show what it is doing
pressing the "Refresh" button will now make DC++ download the next hublist... even if it is already downloading one
the Public Hub Window should now show more information about what it is doing (download/decompressing/twiddling its thumbs)
* Added "Search Collision Avoidance" - check it out, as it prevents auto- and manual-searches from colliding (thanks to [A&AM]Fireball for the idea)
* Added "Version Override" - overrides the version reported by DC++ to bypass the 0.24 block that some hubs have installed
* Added "Download Version File" as an option
* Added "Display Old Hubcount" - will display the hubcount as the old versions did
* Added "Upload Limit" and "Download Limit" - they are connected, so download limit is at most four times the upload limit
setting upload limit to zero (or less) means that the upload limit is disabled (and the same goes for download limit),
but it also means that download limit can be set to whatever you like
* All options have been added to the GUI (and some are available by using /commmands)
Sarf
---
Code as if whoever maintains your code is a violent psychopath who knows where you live.