Zlobomir

@Staff - since this is happening from 0.4.0 to now, please consider moving to Bug Reports.

For a small community it is effective to allow only registered to enter, and maybe disable self-registration.

"Vista is to have, not to work with..." :P

imo the post is fine, and only need to add that in case of a LAN hub, you should put the parameters Mikey described above in the corresponding section of hub's properties in Favorite hubs. So these won't affect the "internet" hubs you might be in.

Searching will be done only once, when user initiates it manually. Some peeps may prefer it this way.

Maybe avoiding constant search load for matches?

1. I believe loco is using port 1234 for both TCP and UDP port nos., which makes sense and is often a workaround for Apex. 2. A "reliable" port should be some free port, not used by another application, and not used by popular services (like 80, 25, 110, 21, all these are to be avoided, Google for a better list). However my Apex DC++ works great on port TCP/UDP 30003, a 5 digit port. 3. Please do not wtf at people trying to help you. :blushing: HTH

Mine is set in the shortcut's properties to always start maximized.

Frankly, the above sounds a bit advanced for me, so I didn't replied on purpose. Hope smo will do it.

If it is confirmed to always work, will be nice.

Why not possible? Just write out the command in your Away message field...

Hi, Usually it is better for the user to set the appropriate limits of transfer speeds. Setting are situated in File>Settings>Advanced>Limits. These should not be set too low, for the sake of sharing, and it is recommended to check "Show Limiter" in File>Settings>General. HTH

AFAICR it was discussed, but can't remember what was the decision, or whether it was possible at all. I know how annoying this could be. A lame fix would be to PM the user and ask him to change the nick back or share with a separate client and the old nick esp. for you.

...and then put the password in your Fav Hub's Properties (hub staff will explain you). This is not recommended if you use a shared PC, however, but will save you typing the pass on each reconnect.

I had a similar case with my router, but then my DNS had exactly the same IP as the router's default - 192.168.1.1.

Definitely interesting! You are right, even leechers may change habits in order to be made favorite users by the good sharers. At least I do not see any harm for anyone :P

Another option is to run two hubs, but it is... stupid. Still, I felt obliged to point it. This will be worth to add in hub softs btw, if already not present in some... Netminder? He said Netlimiter.

np, Guides are our bad, I am sorry that can't find a good explanation for your search problem...

Imho this is rather bad than good idea, sharers of course deserve better attitude, but still we are not able to detect them properly. So this should wait, even total ratio is not a good method since FL downloads are counted, which spoils, more or less, the ratio of each OP.

AFAICR Keine should be back soon, wasn't it in October?

Usually hubs return different number of hits per different types of searches, esp. when passive user is searching. Might be this one. @Staff: 1. Please lock the Guides once and forever, so only Staff could "mess them up". Users may submit comments on Guides for approval just like the Guides. 2. As a consequence of 1. , and my semi-moderator rights (no rights in Guides), now I can't do anything with the misplaced Noctis's post. Please fix. :)

What is the hub soft? Is it wise to speak with the hub's staff (is hub staff Apex-frendly)?

Maybe it is some of the connection settings or other, influencing the string?

Right! ;)