Kceasy: I Have A Question!

[internet.news]

Does I made something wrong - downloading works fine, but until now,
no one seems to uploads from my shared when I use KCeasy?

Is this a bug? I want people uploading through KCeasy from me. :helpsmile:

[Vargas]

well if you have a firewall you may need to permit GIFTL.EXE TCP and UDP in and out port 1213,1214,1215,1216 and 6346
and outbound TCP on any port

[internet.news]

Originally posted by Vargas@7 February 2004 - 23:14
well if you have a firewall you may need to permit GIFTL.EXE TCP and UDP in and out port 1213,1214,1215,1216 and 6346
and outbound TCP on any port

Two important points:

* I have no FIREWALL - should I say that hehe... hackers are welcome
* And I use the Kceasy 0.9 version Is there a settings menu?

[Vargas]

well if you have notepad you can open the *.conf in C:\Program Files\KCeasy\giFT\conf\ and subfolders to edit advanced settings

[yonki]

I have the same problem.I just see the uploads for an instant.And in Networks Stats i click on Log giFT i see messages like this

[23:23:05] FastTrack: fst_upload.c:226(): finished upload to [email protected], transferred 9222 bytes

Always 9222 bytes. And i dont know what to edit in advanced settings there isnt much to do i just changed the incoming connections port but still cant upload.I guess that makes me a leecher

[internet.news]

Originally posted by yonki@8 February 2004 - 01:32
I have the same problem.I just see the uploads for an instant.And in Networks Stats i click on Log giFT i see messages like this

[23:23:05] FastTrack: fst_upload.c:226(): finished upload to [email protected], transferred 9222 bytes

Always 9222 bytes. And i dont know what to edit in advanced settings there isnt much to do i just changed the incoming connections port but still cant upload.I guess that makes me a leecher

The *.conf file - that is interesting - will have a try.

No, I don't think you are a No-Sharing-person, cause you want to share, only
have difficulties to set it up

I am happy that Kceasy now is there and works as it is smaller as K++, although
I am still using K++.