Well i just ran gnutella and d/l some mp3 files.to check it
myself.
Just get a server list from zeropaid.com and paste it
into the line next to the add button on the gnutellaNet
page and click add. This immediately brings up the hosts-
connectioned. I try to get at least 10 connections up and
running.
Then go to the search page and type mp3 into the
search field and click the search button. On my cable
connection i get a full page of files listed within a few
seconds.
Make your selections and click d/l . Select a bunch all
at once since some will fail due to time outs and must
be restarted. Dont forget a lot of the connections are limited
to 28kbs .
The netstats on the first page will show how big the
catch is e.g. 181 hosts; 1680998260 files ; 330.4 GB. If
the net is very busy things run a bit slow so i just run it
in the background and check it occasionally.YMMV.
On Tue, 12 Sep 2000 14:11:58 -0700 (PDT), Krzys Majewski said:
> OK I've rtfm'ed to the best of my ability, and I still have no
> idea how to make gtk_gnutella do anything interesting. It does
> run, but "search" does nothing. Maybe I have to edit the
> ..gtk_gnutella/hosts file? Tried that. Maybe you can just tell
> me what you did..
> thanks
> chris
>
> On 12 Sep 2000, mike wrote:
>
> > In my first post i forget to mention you can just apt-get
> > gtk-gnutella and read the tutorial at gnutella.wego.com.
> >
> > > So we are now agreed that gnapster bit it, yes?
> > > Can someone who has just been through this post a brief
> > > summary of the procedure for replacing gnapster (notably, what
> > > to replace it with). I tried knapster a while back but I never
> > > managed to install the right libs for it (I'm not running kde
> > > fwiw)
> > > thanks
> > > chris
> > >
> > >
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