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A warning in any other client not to abuse this feature would work. It's just because it's the DC network with stupid ops. :D

It wouldn't be hard to stop that, basically only allow people to share 20GB + over the min share in order to actually hash the files.. otherwise you'd receive a warning. :D

I believe you are looking at this wrong. They want to share 15GB of music on one hub and then 30GB of DVD-R's on another hub (each hub asks for DVD-R only files or music files).

Will you be merging to RC11? For us to do so, it will require a large amount of modification to the code. :D

Well, a lot of stuff didn't actually compile with pwdc under Vs 05.

But everything coded in this beta will have to be re-coded when RC11 is out, since it's compiled on VS 2005. It's very pointless.. :D

Looks like everything went smoothly, and this new host is far superior in speed. For everyone interested in the payment details for this 'dedicated' server, I got a decent package and pay £10 a month, so please support our site and refer people to us. :)

You're more than welcome, post them in the Feature Requests forum.

Well then, look forward to ApexDC++ 1.0. :)

Inside a LAN network? Big Muscle is looking into this problem and I believe he has fixed it for RC11.

But we're talking about DC. :)

Why do you want the upload speed to go below 1MB/s? There are currently no beta testing positions available at this time.. :)

So then people know when to contact them. This option could be user submitted or cleverly worked into the GeoIP.

What date in march please.

Not in the hub I'm in. Whenever somebody finishes a new torrent it's shared in the hub (for example, the new Lost).

It was originally open source, but then the developers closed it.

The server went offline for maintenance and its hard drives got corrupt. The back ups drives (being on the same system) were corrupt too, meaning there's no back up data. The latest local back up is a month old... they are waiting to see whether the host will be able to recover any data from the back up drives.

I have just installed a new mod that resizes large dimension images to fit the forum topic rather than it distorting the width and forcing you to scroll across. You can see an example of this below:

It's coded in Delphi.

Close Connection and Remove User from Queue are, but I want it like this: Remove User from queue File from queue Pause/Resume File Disconnect User (Close connection can be confusing)

Indeed, therefore a simple option would be best. I just stated one in my post above. :P

DCPRO source isn't currently available.

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We discussed this for PeerWeb DC++, having the program automatically send /showjoin on that hub would work I believe. Only, when you close the program it will enable global showjoins.. so we need to look into it.

The only current way is to donate. Like Crise said there are extended to-do lists and ideas that you can contribute to. Once RC11 is out, a vast amount of betas will be released soon after. :P