... So much complexity! Why not use TLS? The negociation happens transparently between the TLS layers, and in a standard way. Why devise our own XOR-ing ...
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<Raphael_Manfredi@...> a écrit dans le message de news: drq3k9$7h1$1@.... ... TLS is deprecated since long (and now SSLv2 too, replaced by...
... WTF are you talking about? SSL v1 and v2 are deprecated, yes. But TLS? TLS is SSLv3 in green. Thus, usually libraries can handle both. If you want to use...
From: "Christian Biere" <christianbiere@...> ... Sorry, I was confused with the old name of the protocol before SSLv2, which in fact was not named SSL at...
... Why do you want to use certificates at all? The aim of using TLS **1.0** is just to make it slightly harder for clueless ISP to ban Gnutella connections...
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... This would hardly affect only Gnutella users and cause pretty bad press for the ISP. That's the hope at least. As mentioned before the purpose is to make...
Hi encrypted tunnels to exclude the isp do not help in gntuella, cause the search for a hash shows all IP adresses sharing it.. This is only half the way, you...
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... That's true but a whole different issue, isn't it? Besides, you can simply claim to be "firewalled" and refer to a push proxy in search results. That way...
... I wasn't seriously suggesting this as a counter-measure because it would be trivial to adapt the filter. I believe canonicalization is a requirement not an...
Hi, I'm kinda new to Limewire programming. Downloaded the last revision (20264) using Subversion and tried to compile it with Eclipse. The compilation of the...
Hi. I'm wondering if anyone more versed in the limewire code could point me to a function that is executed every n seconds (whether it's every second or every...
hmmm... AquaTab is only for integration on Mac, you don't need that class under Windows, Linux or Unix. Did you trywith the eclipse project that is already in...
Building the Source Code Bullet 5: It says: Execute your code. From the gui directory, execute the following command: 1. run You should see LimeWire start! ...
Hi, Found out myself that 3 Stub Jars had been removed from the Repository. I've revived them using the Fisheye tool (very nice). Someone called 'rkapsi'...
... with a runnable of your own. Something like this but you shouldn't tie it up for an extended period of time with file I/O. Perhaps fork a real thread in...
That'll work fine, but be aware that code running there is the Swing thread (the thread that does all visual changes), so if it blocks for any period of time,...
Thanks for the tip - If it causes any problems I'll switch to the better way. I have one other question that I haven't found an answer for, either on google,...
Those scripts and ant targets are probably very out of date. I don't think there's any 'good' way of generating a LimeWire.jar. You're probably better off...
I often seem to get corrupted downloads when there's a large number of sources in the download mesh, resulting in the file failing the SHA1 check and being...
... There are really two sizes involved. One size is the fundamental blocksize of the hash, common for this is 1kb for tiger tree hashes. The other parameter...
Thanks for the info, John. Do you know whether the same granularity is used for requests, ie is it possible for a client to request a piece that will be too...
Hi, I'm desperately trying to contact you people! I would like to contribute some code I altered during this weekend but can't find out how to do that (and...
