Well, it selects 37 (IBM EBCDIC - U.S./Canada) by default for me. I don't know
what it is as I never heard about it (and I am pretty sure it's not the current
encoding in my system - it should be either 852 or 1250) but I'm sure if a user
selects something else for a try they will have hard time
by default it selects the current Windows encoding, which is what would
happen without any setting. I see no issue with that logic.
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Yes it is enough to disconnect / reconnect hubs. So no restart needed
then.
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Title:
Decision on how to move forward with IPv6 connectivity setu
thanks klondike, will keep PCP in mind! no worries about NAT-PMP; only UPnP is
used for IPv6. as maksis explained, it's available in our lib so there's little
effort in adding that support. :)
(assuming the lib does work - I couldn't test with my ISP-provided box.)
thanks for the Util::isPrivate
Maksis' logic is right and setting ipv6 manually as active by default breaks
the connectivity for me on ADC to those who have v6 (I don't have v6
connectivity at all).
It's not the way DC++ worked off the shelf before and I am now unsure how it
was before.
A release with INCOMING_CONNECTIONS6 s
The commit added "If you would like to use a special encoding. Leave this blank
for default." to the help for this new function. How does one achieve such
default setting using the GUI atm?
I see a normal dropdown list of encondings. It is not a list + edit combo which
one could leave blank and
Yeah, automatic detection in AirDC++ won't do any port mapping because
of the reasons above. It's unclear to me that who's using NAT with IPv6
but I still implemented port mapping code for manual (experimental) use
since MiniUPNPc had support for IPv6. Maybe it can be used for opening
ports from th
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