Posted February 6, 2006 Some hubs only allow you to share one type of file. In my experience this is usually anime hubs, but others specialize as well. So a nice feature, that is in some other clients, would be custom filelists for each hub. eg. Hub#1 you're sharing everything you've got as they're unrestricted Hub#2 you're only sharing complete albums Hub#3 you're only sharing anime Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted February 6, 2006 Some hubs only allow you to share one type of file. In my experience this is usually anime hubs, but others specialize as well. So a nice feature, that is in some other clients, would be custom filelists for each hub. eg. Hub#1 you're sharing everything you've got as they're unrestricted Hub#2 you're only sharing complete albums Hub#3 you're only sharing anime and in what other client would this be in i don't think it exist in any as it has only recently been made possible to do it correctly, but if you show me (quite recent) client which has it i'm open into looking into it Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted February 8, 2006 I was just chatting in a public hub one day and was saying how that'd be a nice feature. Someone said it was in another client, maybe it was Zion++, but I can't remember. This happened probably about three or four months ago. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted February 9, 2006 No public DC mod has this. Private there is tho. Compares with nick + hub. so should be pretty reliable, but not always. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted February 9, 2006 No public DC mod has this. Private there is tho. Compares with nick + hub. so should be pretty reliable, but not always. couldn't it utilize CID somehow? (as i think that CID is created from nick and hub address) anyway, as i don't know how this actually could be done properly (or as properly as it could be done, with nmdc protcol), i have to drop this request... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted February 9, 2006 CID is good for that, yes. But this client does it without CID (Since not everyone supports it). So it doesen't give wrong list to the onces with old versions. I think anyways. I don't think multisharing is good myself. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted February 9, 2006 CID is good for that, yes. But this client does it without CID (Since not everyone supports it). So it doesen't give wrong list to the onces with old versions. I think anyways. I don't think multisharing is good myself. makes sence. But i wonder pretty much why so many people are against hub independent sharing, as if it's used correctly i see nothing bad in it (since theoretically any feature can be used wrongly) not that i say this would be good for public hubs in my opinion, but it would be very handy for certain private hubs (and by private i mean really private not the "have enough share and you are in" private.) i'm sure some guys browsing these forums are able think few hubs where this would be very good/useful feature. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted February 9, 2006 The problem is; How can you make it foolproof? So you can't use it wrongly. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted February 9, 2006 The problem is; How can you make it foolproof? So you can't use it wrongly. well only way to make it really foolproof would probably need hubside support... but with no special support from serverside it could only be done by utilizing CID with newer clients (0.69 and newer) and comparing hub adress + nick with older clients. but i still don't see why this is so big deal with this praticular feature, as there are many other features that can be used wrongly. besides it could be made detectable so if op's would want they could easily kick it, just like it's with limitting having the L:x in tag.... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted February 19, 2006 The problem is; How can you make it foolproof? So you can't use it wrongly. I don't see what kind of abuse you are thinking of? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted February 19, 2006 I wasen't saying abuse, Well think about it, if an user shares 100 GB in one hub, then 1 GB in another hub, because he can. That's just wrong, isen't it? Me thinks so anyways. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted February 19, 2006 I wasen't saying abuse, Well think about it, if an user shares 100 GB in one hub, then 1 GB in another hub, because he can. That's just wrong, isen't it? Me thinks so anyways. 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). Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted February 19, 2006 I'm only looking at it from it's worst possible usage :D Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted February 19, 2006 I guess that the client with this feature will be banned everywhere ... or hubs will increase their minimum share size Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted February 20, 2006 I guess that the client with this feature will be banned everywhere ... or hubs will increase their minimum share size why would it be banned? I have alredy said that this could be done in a way that it'd: a) be detectable via tag or description for example... be disabled when using DC++ emulation (only would apply to mods with emulation cababilities) and i understand why CraKteR is against this, but i won't understand why you are as you have added many eh.. questionable features to SDC++ before (limiter & segmented downloading) and this features have alredy caused SDC++ to get banned in countless of hubs, though thanks to your efforts with DC emulation SDC is still usable in public hubs... but as i have alredy said this discussion is pretty much pointless.... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted February 20, 2006 why would it be banned? I have alredy said that this could be done in a way that it'd: a) be detectable via tag or description for example... be disabled when using DC++ emulation (only would apply to mods with emulation cababilities) and i understand why CraKteR is against this, but i won't understand why you are as you have added many eh.. questionable features to SDC++ before (limiter & segmented downloading) and this features have alredy caused SDC++ to get banned in countless of hubs, though thanks to your efforts with DC emulation SDC is still usable in public hubs... but as i have alredy said this discussion is pretty much pointless.... and what would it write in tag/description ? Something like "Hub A: XXX GB, Hub B: YYY GB, Hub C: ZZZ..." I think it's weird :-P People are lazy so they would share only minimum what they can. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted February 20, 2006 and what would it write in tag/description ? Something like "Hub A: XXX GB, Hub B: YYY GB, Hub C: ZZZ..." I think it's weird :-P People are lazy so they would share only minimum what they can. 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 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted February 20, 2006 That woulden't work good at all. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted February 20, 2006 That woulden't work good at all. 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 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted February 20, 2006 and what would it write in tag/description ? Something like "Hub A: XXX GB, Hub B: YYY GB, Hub C: ZZZ..." I think it's weird :-P People are lazy so they would share only minimum what they can. i was thinking just something simpler, something like this perhaps: when using this feature on any hub connected to, add in description prefix [Variable Sharer] to all hubs or something like that, so then op's could easily kick all users using this feature edit: or then it could read the prosentage of total share in it like this: let's assume we have user with 100gb share, connected to 3 hubs using different shares on each hub. In hub A he shares 30gb and in hub B he'd share his full 100gb and in hub C he'd share 50gb then the client would add following to users description: In Hub A: [30%] In Hub B: [100%] (or not at all as he'd share his full share in this hub) In Hub C: [50%] Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted February 22, 2006 If people were going to share the min they wouldn't need this to do it. However, I would have thought it would be fairly difficult to do though... having said that, I'd use this feature most likely. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted March 23, 2006 I think there was a special ODC++ version, which has that feature. I remember someone sent it to me, but I cannot recall if that was the source or the client...havent tried it. so if the coders are interested in the source or client (whatever I have) I can of course provide, in case I find it let me know okie... e-mo Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted April 2, 2006 this is going to be a gem for me hope it makes it in the release in some point.... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted April 2, 2006 this is going to be a gem for me hope it makes it in the release in some point.... currently there is no way that this can be done properly. (read: many users exspecially op's use old versions/mods of DC++ so the user identification fix in latest release of DC++ won't have much impact) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted April 2, 2006 i see well in my case,i have shared 1,55TB curently and i have a total amount of about 3TB storage...there are many hubs that dont allow more than 1TB or so to be shared.I find that very silly,but i gues its a security mesure for fake share... or in the other case,my ISP grants me 2 channels with diferent speeds,one for the global internet,and one for my town.My internet speed is 512kbits,as for the local - its 20mbits (both are up/down on one channel)....so as you see,its realy a pain to share such an amount of information on big and public hubs,as really no one can make use of my large files.Thats were the custom hub sharing would come in handy. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites