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Post by sandos » 2003-01-05 10:43


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Post by sandos » 2003-01-09 04:10

Wow, the list has been stalled for months without me noticing it! Only if you accessed the list at the alternative port 99 would it be fresh.

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Post by aDe » 2003-01-09 14:03

the hublist contains entries with .px. just next to the port number - what is this ?

it makes GLO crash on everyone using the hublist :) :)

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Post by sandos » 2003-01-09 14:10

Thats a tag the Ptokax hub adds, it seems to me. Not all versions though.

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Post by sandos » 2003-01-12 03:51

Now fixed. Only welformed hostnames are allowed now. Will also implement dupe-check soon.

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Post by oGbGo » 2003-01-15 09:46

I'd like to think there is nothing wrong with my hub , but looking at the dreamland hub list it comes out like this:

hubname | adress in the description field C:5091 | usrnr | adress

wonder, what is C:5091, alot of hubs have different numbers and a few have real descriptions... any info would be cool, thx

GbG

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Post by sandos » 2003-01-15 10:43

oGbGo wrote:I'd like to think there is nothing wrong with my hub , but looking at the dreamland hub list it comes out like this:

hubname | adress in the description field C:5091 | usrnr | adress

wonder, what is C:5091, alot of hubs have different numbers and a few have real descriptions... any info would be cool, thx

GbG
This means your hub has registered to the nmdc list, and is therefore picked up by my hubpinger, which logs into to your hub every now and then and then registers your hub on the dreamland list. The lack of description is just a, hm, slight deficiency of my pinger. As soon as it sees your hub again on the nmdc list, it will update the description.

Any hub on my list without a C: xxxx is registering itself to the list, and is not on the nmdc list. Unfortunately, my pinger will also ping any hub that dual-registers, which is unfortunate, I might fix that sometime.

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Post by aDe » 2003-01-16 04:42

a different matter here.. I don't know if you noticed this sandos, but I tried scripting the NMDC hub to register to dreamland - but it does not work.

The remotehost is set for the winsock when it registers and is not read from the textbox in the hub but rather from a variable or something..

The only way to do it- is to make a hexedited version of the exe, and then the dreamland.gotdns.org is too long to fit in the string!

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Post by sandos » 2003-01-16 05:13

aDe wrote:a different matter here.. I don't know if you noticed this sandos, but I tried scripting the NMDC hub to register to dreamland - but it does not work.

The remotehost is set for the winsock when it registers and is not read from the textbox in the hub but rather from a variable or something..

The only way to do it- is to make a hexedited version of the exe, and then the dreamland.gotdns.org is too long to fit in the string!
Hehe. Ouch. Why dont you write a relayer? Or havent you alread? I know a bunch of people did that when I first talked about my list, I never saw anything released though.

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Post by aDe » 2003-01-16 06:42

sandos wrote: Hehe. Ouch. Why dont you write a relayer? Or havent you alread? I know a bunch of people did that when I first talked about my list, I never saw anything released though.
Thats exaclty what i did, a while ago.. I hope the IP is static :)
dreamregg.hopto.org resolves to 213.226.69.87

and the patched neomodus hub v. 1.00.25 is available for download at my server but i dont remember the address.. i'll let you know when i get home

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Post by sandos » 2003-01-16 07:29

aDe wrote:
sandos wrote: Hehe. Ouch. Why dont you write a relayer? Or havent you alread? I know a bunch of people did that when I first talked about my list, I never saw anything released though.
Thats exaclty what i did, a while ago.. I hope the IP is static :)
dreamregg.hopto.org resolves to 213.226.69.87

and the patched neomodus hub v. 1.00.25 is available for download at my server but i dont remember the address.. i'll let you know when i get home
The ip has been the same for years.

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Post by sandos » 2003-01-16 08:16

The dreamland list now supports bzip2 lists, as is evident from my sig.

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Hub List propagation

Post by ButterflySoul » 2003-01-31 22:14

I am currently registering my hub on the good ole NMDC list, and every now and then I get the dreamland pinger coming to say hello, which means at some point it synced with the neomodus list =)

From what I understand, the hublist on neomodus is what most other hublists use to sync themselves to... does it mean that if I register myself directly to dreamland, other lists won't mention me anymore (since I won't be listed on neomodus list, which seems to be where everyone syncs from) ?
Or do other hublists like http://dcplusplus.sourceforge.net/PublicHubList.config , or http://www.angelfire.com/dc2/full/PublicHubList.config sync from both neomodus and dreamland (and each other)... ?
In other words, how does the hub registration propagate exactly ? Is it exclusively from the neo list, or also from one list to another ?

I am asking because currently, I register my hub with a chr(160) at the end of the description to kindly ask gloSearch clients to skip my hub until I get a better connection to handle the load they generate =) Unfortunately, it seems that the c:5091 (actually C:3836 in my case)added by the pinger at the end of my description messes up the chr(160) detection in the glosearch clients.
I made an hex edit of the hublist.config file on dreamland, and the chr(160) is indeed there, properly registered and all, but (since it's followed by a space and C:3836) Glo clients still don't skip my hub, eventhough it's been registered that way for over 2 weeks now -I assume that's long enough for every client to re-download the hublist and notice that I now have the chr(160) flag-.
If I understood Sandos' posts properly, registering directly on Dreamland instead of via the pinger would get me rid of the " C:3836" and bring back the chr(160) to the last character position of my hub's description. However, what happens then with the propagation to other hublists ? (that's why I was asking =)
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Post by sandos » 2003-02-01 05:29

Ah, ok. I can remove those ugly numbers, actually.

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Post by sandos » 2003-02-01 06:56

I did a dirty grep for "config" in this weeks´ http logs at the machine hosting www.mds.mdh.se, and I got 14114 downloads, and 7554 404s. This is due to this bug: http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.ph ... tid=427632

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Post by ButterflySoul » 2003-02-01 14:22

Ah, ok. I can remove those ugly numbers, actually.
I see you already did, actually. Thanks =)

I quickly checked in Mos++ to see if it was working, and according to the huge jump :shock: of filtered hubs, I wasn't the only one with this problem =p
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Address change

Post by sandos » 2003-02-15 14:57

This domain will not be valid much longer, so:

dreamland.gotdns.org will work for some time still (1 month maybe?)

and the new one will be:

dc-dreamland.com

I will also have to implement fake-checking soon, lots of fakehubs already. Ill also probably have to check hub from another hostname than the pinger.

Any ideas what to with a hub that registers with false number of users? Permanent ban? (this might be bad, ip-addresses change sometimes) Ban for some period? Correct the usercount?

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Post by TasMan » 2003-02-15 20:52

I would say either correct the user count, or don't add them to the hub list.

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Post by sandos » 2003-02-20 17:25

One note: dont use dc-dreamland.dhs.org for registering, as it doesnt work. Either use dreamland.gotdns.org or dcreg.mine.nu.

dreamland.gotdns.org MIGHT disappear, though Ive been told it wont. Safest bet is probably to stick with dcreg.mine.nu, I will update that to point wherever the hublist is at the moment :)

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Post by Spykie » 2003-02-21 09:20

Can't you ban the hub by hub name?
Like do not let any hubs on the list with the name 'hub56fakersparadise' anymore?


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Better yet....

Post by bozo » 2003-03-11 18:20

Use this for your public hubs list.

http://www.netconnexions.co.uk/dc/publi ... ist.config


This returned me over 10,000 hubs. :)

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Connecting address vs. registered address

Post by sandos » 2003-03-24 15:00

I turned on this option after some odd behaviour of the list. This is just to let you know, there seems to be a few people registering from another ip out there.

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