Hi, This is a short text explaining, why competing Gnutella clients help LimeWire, and why it is in the best interest of LimeWire to foster the GDF as ...
ein welt, ein netzwerk, ein klient (please excuse the germanism) Seriously, we will be publishing and discussing any of our ideas that are not entirely...
I don't know how much of your discussion runs face to face, but if some of it is recorded, it would be very interesting to read it, so we can see the reasons...
The general design principles (I know that's huge) and how it differs from Kademlia, and why. The network specification: How can I communicate with a mojito? ...
That's a quite big topic. Mojito is technically just the name of our Kademlia library. It's not as if we implemented a new algorithm. It's using the same...
Hello, First i'll ask you to not pay attention on the mistake i'll do because i'm not an expert in english :) Thank you for help So, i have a project which is...
Hello everybody, As the subject of this topic goes, I'm trying to identify the QueryHit messages that are sent by those servents who are behind firewalls. Now...
Just FYI, those conversations don't have anything to do with Mojito. But, Yes, we do try to keep things documented and talk with people... but sadly it's not...
That sound far better than I had in my (sometimes flawed) memory! I had in mind, that you had deviated from the standard-implementation, so hearing, that it is...
Which users are you talking about? :) Our goal was always to write a general purpose DHT and one of the next steps is to find applications for it. As for now...
How do you serve PushProxies via DHT? Just like files? As far as I understand Kademlia, a kademlia clients closes in on the desired content by connecting to...
OK, that was simple... D'Oh! But Searches by keyword shouldn't be a pain. That's where the current Gnutella is best :) At least, if we get the spam problem...
... I assume that it would suffice, if users could just vote down by banning files. Excluding bad results is done quite routinely, and if tehre's a nice...
Not currently, No. We've begun the processing of separating the code into individual libraries, and are very interesting in making an environment for plugins....
Hi to all, I have develop Fusteeno, a new gnutella client. Fusteeno, is different from another clients. Fusteeno is all online, you haven't to download...
... Hi Courtney, Sounds like a good idea in principle, but I believe some Gnutella clients match partial words to provide more intelligent reponses to things...
Very interesting thought, Michael. The only issue is backwards-compatibility. Current clients will not respond to a multi-word query unless all words match....
Hello! ... [snipped] ... You are just forcing the spammers to become more sophisticated, and, IMHO, it takes no more than a few lines of code for a spammer to...
I tend to agree with the conclusion; in fact it's quite simple to test the effect of the modified query string, and to compare the results; One of the easiest...
... Good point, it would require two queries - any peer that responded to the query containing the made-up word would be removed from the result set of the...
... There are few issues with this approach: * the query with the made-up word will be very heavy on the network. The first few test queries will not travel...
... True. Perhaps test queries should only be used for the first few searches per session (assuming spammers of this type are quite unselective about which...
Hi, From my very brief look, it looks great! I didn't manage to download anything but it connected very quickly and search seems to work well. More information...
Courtney, What would happen if the user searched for "flowers"? According to your scheme, the program would shorten it to "flower", and then all clients that...
... Let's not forget also that more than half of the web speaks another language than English, and that there are now lots of languages. I fear this scheme...
