Mikey_69

Hur du blir aktiv Notera: Aktivt läge kräver både TCP och UDP tillgång på samma port för inkommande och alla portar för utgående trafik för att ApexDC++ ska fungera normalt. Aktivt läge har flera fördelar över passivt, bland annat att du kan ansluta till alla (aktiva och passiva) medans passiva bara kan ansluta till andra passiva. En stor majoritet av alla användare på Direct Connect är aktiva. Om du inte har en router: Välj Direct Connection i ApexDC++ connection settings (uppkopplings inställningar) Klicka på "Get IP Address" knappen. Du måste tillåta ApexDC++ i din brandvägg Testa din klient genom att klicka på "Test Connection" länken på connection settings sidan. Om du har en router: Du kan förenkla processen för inställningen av aktivt läge om din router och ditt operativsystem är uPnP kompatibelt. Läs den här guiden för mer information. Om uPnP inte är ett alternativ, följ nedan listade steg. Först behöver du ställa in din router så den vidarebefordrar uppkopplingar till datorn med ApexDC++. Hur du gör detta med din router / NAT står i manualen. Om du inte har en manual tillgänglig eller om den inte berättar hur du ska göra, gå till www.portforward.com och finn din router i listan (Märke och modell). Klicka på den och välj sen ApexDC++. Följ instruktionerna (För tillfället finns guiden på den sidan bara på engelska). Om din router inte finns med i listan kan du prova med någon liknande modell, eftersom ibland kan användarmiljön se likadan ut. Du behöver vidarebefordra en port. Välj ett nummer mellan 1024 - 65535, dom bör alla vara tillgängliga. Se till att både UDP och TCP blir vidarebefordrade på den port du väljer. IP't du vidarebefordrar bör vara den interna IP addressen på din dator. Börjar vanligtvis med "192.168", "172.16." eller "10.x". Klicka på Start, välj Kör, skriv CMD i rutan och tryck OK. Ett svart fönster ska öppnas, i det svarta fönstret skriver du IPCONFIG /ALL. Notera den Interna IP addressen på din dator och placera detta nummer i det relevanta fältet i din routers inställningar, se till att portarna vidarebefordras till rätt address. När du har öppnat en port i routern, öppna upp ApexDC++ och gå till Settings (inställningar). Välj "Firewall with manual port forwarding" (Brandvägg med manuell vidarebefordran av port). I port fälten, skriv in de portar du öppnade (vidarebefordrade) i routern I IP fältet behöver du skriva in den externa IP addressen på din router (Klicka på Get IP Address knappen) Nu bör det fungera. Om det fungerar en stund, men nästa gång du använder ApexDC++ och du får Connection Timeout eller resultatlösa sökningar (prova vanliga sökningar typ Madonna som bör ge flera hundra träffar), så är det mest troliga att din IP address har ändrats. Om du finner att ditt externa IP konstant ändras, bocka för "Update IP on startup" och ApexDC++ kommer automatiskt ange din externa IP i fältet när programmet startas. Vid felsökning om du har öppnat portar till ApexDC++, klicka på "test connection" länken i connection settings.

I need an antivirus, atm I'm completely unprotected and I can't stand any more useless cracked programs that lack instructions for how to install the crack and bla bla bla. I'm thinking about bullguard, any thoughts? Btw, isn't it possible to insert the crack into the program before packing it so people don't have to depend on instruction files that often get deleted for some reason that I don't understand....

I've recently added some incredibly annoying people to my ignore list... However, after rebooting I can once again see what they write... Is there a way to make it stick so I don't have to re-add them to my ignorelist after each reboot?

What function does Check File List have? I've clicked it a few times in the right click menu, but doesn't appear to do anything, is it just to locate fake share? And if so, can't it be so that the Check File List command also crosschecks the share with your ADLSearch and shows possible hits in a PM?

Usually the Downloads folder ends up in the settings folder, for me anyway...

Nice ADL, first hub I tried it in I found a user sharing child pornography. I've modified mine a bit, seems it isn't all that RAR though. I added searches for R5, PDVD, DVDSCR and the obvious .media.exe files (viruses). It is however really good at finding sick porn, so thumbs up Toast. I will be adding Faces of death and similar to it as well as nazi/racist material

I liked that list, not a single swedish ISP on it, guess we're blessed over here...

I've looked and looked but I can't find a single ADLSearch for Apex, especially not the ones I want... Real RAR ADLSearch that will let me clean up my share enough to get into any rar hub... Anyone got such an xml for Apex?

Well, it's a fun little feature to have but yeah, it's noones buisness what you use or don't use your discspace for... Would it be hard to implement it into Apex?

I would like to have a function in Apex that FulDC and AirDC has, the /info which gives you Free/Total HDD, not really necessary, but a fun thing to have. Is this possible to do without adding too much strain on the client?

It appears to be working, although I cannot find many if any users in the hubs I'm in that have any such things in their shares... But if you manage to develop it a bit I'd be happy to try it with other more common things, IE too big and too small files...

Is it the Apex support hub? I think it's in there by default but it's almost always full. But you can uncheck it in your favorites if you want to, then it wont pop up when starting your client...

I've checked it, but the item's it looks for aren't common in priv hubs or the 1 public I am in. But I'll keep checking and see what it can find...

Haha, well, I choose the word steal cause it is a fuldc / airdc option atm, but I guess it can't be that hard to make such an option for apex, or implement it into the /stats function so it shows Free/Total HDD along with all the other stuff

Sure, I'll help out

Hey Toast, can you teach me how to write ADLSearches for Apex? Or how to transform for example FulDC's 0ndjultomte's so it works in Apex?

No worries... I'm not in a rush..

Sweet, thanks Toast, can't wait =)

I just got this crash too, only when attempting to restart the client it just crashes again... I'll try removing the last added file from the queue... see if it helps... Don't really want to remove the hash files... Edit: It worked, it was a bad TTH thingy, got TTH inconcistency warning before it crashed, but manually removing the file works if you know which user you're getting it from...

No no, paidware is on the map... I've grown tired of keygens that don't work and so on, might as well pay for a proggy and get it to work longer than a few months...

Ended up trying Bullguard, really smooth program, easy to use and not too expensive to buy...

Crashed just 2 minutes ago, three times in a row, just cause I restarted it... Got a few downloads going, a few uploads, msn, winamp + a download window for winamp update (IE). Nothing i haven't done before, got a relatively small download queue, most annoying, can't get it to work, keeps crashing. over and over and over again.. Code: c0000005 (Access violation) Version: 1.0.0B4 (2007-08-07) Major: 5 Minor: 1 Build: 2600 SP: 2 Type: 1 Time: 2007-09-15 17:03:26 TTH: 7CNQCQXDGEV7S2IDTUSYEW73M722LLS7BVOOXDI ntdll!0x7C901010: RtlEnterCriticalSection d:\cvs\apexdc++\trunk\client\merklecheckoutputstream.h(119): MerkleCheckOutputStream<MerkleTree<TigerHash=0x062DB018,1024>=0x00000151,1>::write d:\cvs\apexdc++\trunk\client\chunkoutputstream.h(79): ChunkOutputStream<1>::write d:\cvs\apexdc++\trunk\client\filteredfile.h(133): FilteredOutputStream<UnZFilter=0x062FB028,1>::write d:\cvs\apexdc++\trunk\client\downloadmanager.cpp(533): DownloadManager::on d:\cvs\apexdc++\trunk\client\userconnection.cpp(180): UserConnection::on d:\cvs\apexdc++\trunk\client\speaker.h(64): Speaker<BufferedSocketListener>::fire<BufferedSocketListener::X<3>=0x02C1FF00,unsigned char *=0x02C1FF08,int> d:\cvs\apexdc++\trunk\client\bufferedsocket.cpp(263): BufferedSocket::threadRead d:\cvs\apexdc++\trunk\client\bufferedsocket.cpp(515): BufferedSocket::checkSocket d:\cvs\apexdc++\trunk\client\bufferedsocket.cpp(531): BufferedSocket::run d:\cvs\apexdc++\trunk\client\thread.h(161): Thread::starter f:\sp\vctools\crt_bld\self_x86\crt\src\threadex.c(348): _callthreadstartex f:\sp\vctools\crt_bld\self_x86\crt\src\threadex.c(326): _threadstartex

Adds down to bad xml files.. So don't copy xml's from other clients, might not work, and if they don't you're screwed...

Tried Kaspersky once, made my comp freeze up when updating... A bit annoying since it updates at startup, or did for me, when the load on the cpu is the biggest... Took 15-20 minutes to get control of the comp enough to deactivate the update...

DC++ does not do this... But from what I've gathered, problems start when I replace the ADLSearch file, but they're made for fuldc among others, Apex doesn't have one of those as far as I know (for rar)... 0.4.0 doesn't give me an exceptioninfo.txt cause I don't have an apex.pdb file or something like that... 1.0.0B4 does, and it's been pasted into the crash forum in my thread there..