Some time after -D '2004/10/23 23:54:30' "dpkg-buildpackage; dpkg -i
../*.deb;" will remove /usr/bin/gtk-gnutella and not replace it.
CO this older version fixes the issue.
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I know a fue of these bugs can be closed. Sending a msg to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] /w a cc to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
stating why the bug should be closed might be the best way. This msg
should include instructions to send a
I have more then a hundred fileinfos in this broken state of not having
any sources. I would like to search by urn. Dose this still work?
Here is my code...
#!/bin/sh
grep ^SHA... fileinfo |
awk '{ print " "; }'
>> searches.xml
grep ^NAME fileinfo | cut -d\ -f 2- | grep '^[a-zA-Z0-9\,-
./debian/menu:
?package(gtk-gnutella):needs=X11 section=Apps/Net title="gtk-gnutella" \
icon="/usr/share/gtk-gnutella/pixmaps/icon.xpm" \
hint="File Sharing,Peer 2 Peer,Gnutella" \
longtitle="Gnutella (GTK)" command="/usr/bin/gtk-gnutella"
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If you can let Matthias Kabel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> know witch of these bugs will get
closed by
0.93, and a fue words(3 to 4) on how/why.
I or he can then put together a proper changelog and then it can be uploaded
Hello.
I just wanted to know why the rules for tos where changed?
As you may guess I do think the change is wrong, no change is needed.
Can some one clarify for me, uploads.c means the the remote host is uploading to us
right?
After looking at the entire commit, I found these errors.
In upload
--- fredrik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Sat, 18 Oct 2003, Mike Mestnik wrote:
>
> > I just had a thought about my dynamic DNS and IP. I just hate getting another IP,
> > when I do
> ppl
> > hammer my old IP looking for me. Is it possible, good, to use DNS
I just had a thought about my dynamic DNS and IP. I just hate getting another IP,
when I do ppl
hammer my old IP looking for me. Is it possible, good, to use DNS to find peers? for
download or networking.
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What I have seen other projects do is to have make create symlinks from /liby/src to
../../src/object.c ect.
--- Jeroen Asselman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Emile le Vivre wrote:
>
> >I don't think anyone was waiting on me but since I said I was going to
> >look into this I should say: I did a
I'm seeing ETA's of things like 21 days, It would seam to me that any ETA > 5 houres
could varry
well be wong, in that some ppl will not wait 4.5hrs to get a d-load slot and thus
there 30min
download would not count.
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--- Russell Francis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Mike Mestnik wrote:
> > --- Russell Francis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> >>>Mike Mestnik wrote:
> >>>>The corect way is for the big half of the arrow to represent the bigger value,
>
I was using GTK2 from the files sections, but started to use CVS. I was forced to
revert back to
what dpkg-buld gave me (GTK1). I notesed right away that the arrows on sort
fileds(size mostly)
were correct, where in GTK2 I thought/knew thay were backwards.
The corect way is for the big half of
I could be wrong, but I didn't think you could set a pointer at the same time it was
deffined?
Any way this just lookes better to me, and seams to debug nicer in ddd.
Index: src/inputevt.c
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RCS file: /cvsroot/gtk-gnutella/gtk-gnut
socket_tos_default needs to be called for every socket, not just the listening socket,
therefore
it must be present somewhere inside socket_accept. It usess s->type to determin the
socket type,
so it must be called after upload_add, but still within socket_accept.
--- sockets.c~ Wed Mar 26 15:
Opps!
haha, 8Kbps is what I get if I don't use TOS!!
I'l fix it :)
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The latesed CVS (After Sat Mar 21 - 22) has vary bad upload speeds, 8Kps to 14Kps out
of 22Kps. I
have tryed to find when the change was made, but have failed. I did have a copy of
"Sun Mar 23
20:35:04 2003 UTC" that I could remove the prototype of strlcpy in misc.h and it
worked, after my
cha
1. "The number of current uploads" = NU.
When max uploads => NU + 2, Slot # > NU + 1 are rejected even when "Slot # <= max
uploads"
2. When allocating a dynamic upload slot it seams that Slot # is ignored, allowing ppl
to cut in
line? This is only a guess, I could be wrong as Slot # is not printe
Index: src/sockets.c
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RCS file: /cvsroot/gtk-gnutella/gtk-gnutella-current/src/sockets.c,v
retrieving revision 1.78
diff -r1.78 sockets.c
485a486,491
>
> /*
>* After deciding what type of connection, it's best to
>
misc.h: Provide prototype for strlcpy(). Beaks CVS.
Using -D "Sun Mar 23 04:05:36 2003 UTC" fixes current CVS.
-O2 -g -Wall -c search_xml.c
In file included from common.h:57,
from gnet.h:27,
from gui.h:29,
from search_xml.c:28:
misc.h: In functi
I have about 15 files I'm sharing that are < 300 Mgs It's not posible for 85 ppl to
download these
files. THERE NEEDS TO BE A FIX FOR THIS!!!
I would subjest that after the maxnumber of d-load slots are full that we stop
replying to
searches, untill one of the downloads finnesh. At this time I
Andrew Barnert's TOS Patch has not been added to CVS. I'd like to get my hands on a
copy, however
the E-mail arcives have striped (the attachments and his E-mail address). What is too
become of
this patch? It seams that he added support for it not to be included at compile time,
so I would
ge
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