I just had a great idea, atleast I think so
I would like DC++ to check the filelists that I get (by rightclicking on
username and "get filelist") and compare the files to the files in my
queue. If it finds a file with the EXACT filename & filesize it
automatically adds the file as an alternate to the file in my queue.
This feature could also be set to AUTO/ASK/DISABLED (via the
options) for those out there who wants more control over the
files they want to find.
This would save a great deal of time, instead of having to search for
all the alternate locations yourself, file by file.
Pretty Pretty Please with sugar on top, give this some thought
Auto-add altarnative download source
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.22 doea this for me already.
Two days ago i chose to d/l some popular files to help share them out. (tutorials)
i chose them from one user.
after a few minutes it .22 was attempting to get them for about 10 other users as well and has been doing so ever since.
very nicely i might add
what it doesnt do is multipart d/ls from them which would be nice...
Two days ago i chose to d/l some popular files to help share them out. (tutorials)
i chose them from one user.
after a few minutes it .22 was attempting to get them for about 10 other users as well and has been doing so ever since.
very nicely i might add
what it doesnt do is multipart d/ls from them which would be nice...
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hmmm, I see what you mean now...
(automatically search for alternative download, in options/advanced)
That was not what I was looking for. The problem with that is
that you have to search for tons of individual files.
If they are auto-added to your queue when you get the users
filelist, you will save ALOT of time.
Think of it this way:
1: you right click on a users name and "get filelist" and all 99 files you
are looking for get added to the queue.
2: you search for EACH of the 99 files you want to find and they are
individually added to the queue.
now which way do you think would go faster
(automatically search for alternative download, in options/advanced)
That was not what I was looking for. The problem with that is
that you have to search for tons of individual files.
If they are auto-added to your queue when you get the users
filelist, you will save ALOT of time.
Think of it this way:
1: you right click on a users name and "get filelist" and all 99 files you
are looking for get added to the queue.
2: you search for EACH of the 99 files you want to find and they are
individually added to the queue.
now which way do you think would go faster