New Fasttrack Client - Some Serious Issue!

*** SEARCH FOR MAMMOTH OR FASTTRACK ON Sourceforge.Net!!! ***

Ok, I recently found Mammoth v0.1.2 - It is an Alpha Release of a
Fasttrack Client - It works fine, but it show me always just around 700000 Users
Online, although there are currently 3.7 million Users Online on K++.

But that may explain one thing that Sharman said K++ no longer connects to KMD
2.6 maybe. That explain where the Users have gone, cause just add 3.7 + 0.7 million and you get: 4.4 million Users.

Wow, that is cool - now I can access KMD Network and K++ - that is nice ;) without
using the SPyware KMD 2.6 ;) hehe...

mammoth uses the `imesh network' and shows the number of imesh users, have you tried KCeasy?

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Originally posted by Vargas@21 January 2004 - 00:15
mammoth uses the `imesh network' and shows the number of imesh users, have you tried KCeasy?

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Yes, but you need giFt for this. Someone send it to me, giFt was installed but Kceasy seems to not working :( One time it worked. I don't know what I did wrong.

If you can tell me.

Note: You should remove KCeasy 0.8 before installing the new version!

You can download the binary installer for version 0.9 here complete, nothing to compile. its just install and run.
EDIT: there are some reviews on Slyck and Zerolaid about it

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Originally posted by Vargas@21 January 2004 - 01:48
Note: You should remove KCeasy 0.8 before installing the new version!

You can download the binary installer for version 0.9 here complete, nothing to compile. its just install and run.
EDIT: there are some reviews on Slyck and Zerolaid about it

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It works now, fine. I think KCeasy might have a kind of future as a smaller client than k++ although k++ is the first one ;)

if you have a sig2dat link you can copy the hash and search on kceasy for the file
The search by hash isn't very useful at this point. It takes a hash of
the form "MD5:<hex-encoded-data>" or "FTH:<base64-encoded-data>".
example:
FTH:=yiw6VqEjmOp5lz+7hy44MBGn8kI=

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Originally posted by Vargas@22 January 2004 - 19:33
if you have a sig2dat link you can copy the hash and search on kceasy for the file
The search by hash isn&#39;t very useful at this point. It takes a hash of
the form "MD5:<hex-encoded-data>" or "FTH:<base64-encoded-data>".
example:
FTH:=yiw6VqEjmOp5lz+7hy44MBGn8kI=

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The KCeasy developement seems to be interesting... :rolleyes:

why is there so little user?

http://www.angelfire.com/ak5/runesca...f/untitled.JPG

Maybe you are only connected to OpenFT?

I get 4000000+ users connected when I am connected OpenFT, Fastrack and gnutella

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Originally posted by barbarossa@26 January 2004 - 12:36
Maybe you are only connected to OpenFT?

I get 4000000+ users connected when I am connected OpenFT, Fastrack and gnutella

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maybe...