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We must make the Kazaa lite installer set Being a Supernode a default setting. Maybe we can be a network on our own and because mostly computer savvy people are using K- Lite we will have better quality files.
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Sorry that not what i meant.
I meant to have "Do not function as a SuperNode" box uncheck by default
we must save Kazaa lite. everybody share it. mirror it somewere.
I totally agree. I posted a similar idea a while back. I think the problem is you never know when a supernode will go offline.
i wouldn t want to do that because do you really want a person on dial up being your supernode :blink:
From FAQ:Quote:
(...)Any computer using Kazaa (Lite) can become a Supernode if they have a modern computer and are accessing the Internet with a broadband connection. Being a Supernode does not affect your performance noticeably.
The only way to do this efficiently is to make a program that connects to some central server (or GWebCaches), automatically chooses which K-Lite users are able to become supernodes, force the K++ client to be a supernode, then send the IP address to the webcache for other users to find and connect.
There is no central server in kazaa, and if im not mistaking, being a supernode is the default setting.
I agree with this, i can easyly make an installer that changes the registry to make everyone a supernode. If a 56k user became a supernode it would slow everything down.Quote:
Originally posted by sirhumpalot1996@7 December 2003 - 13:26
i wouldn t want to do that because do you really want a person on dial up being your supernode :blink:
We just need to past the word around that broadband users need to become supernodes to save kazaa lite.
I agree with this, i can easyly make an installer that changes the registry to make everyone a supernode. If a 56k user became a supernode it would slow everything down.Quote:
Originally posted by Agent Smith+9 December 2003 - 22:30--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (Agent Smith @ 9 December 2003 - 22:30)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-sirhumpalot1996@7 December 2003 - 13:26
i wouldn t want to do that because do you really want a person on dial up being your supernode :blink:
We just need to past the word around that broadband users need to become supernodes to save kazaa lite. [/b][/quote]
Even if you force a supernode on an unsuitable machine the rest of the network will reject it, so this isn't a problem.
There's inbuilt criteria on supernodes to make sure they are suitable, those on dialup will never be able to be supernodes.
Sheesh... read his :angry: post!Quote:
Originally posted by Atumn Fox@8 December 2003 - 03:20
From FAQ:Quote:
(...)Any computer using Kazaa (Lite) can become a Supernode if they have a modern computer and are accessing the Internet with a broadband connection. Being a Supernode does not affect your performance noticeably.
It clearly says that 56k'ers dont become SN's! And if a 56k'er fucks up cos he cant read Agent Smiths post saying "56k'ers DO NOT DOWNLOAD THIS" (a future post for that installer :lol: ) deserves what they get.
Maybe it's a stupid idea, but what about making a standalon supernode prg. and an installer, which set it as screensaver (or run in the back' when computer is idle) I think it would be a great idea...
Where can I download a standalone supernode prg? (without client) (are there any?)
Nope. It's set by default to not be a supernode.Quote:
Originally posted by Mik3ll@9 December 2003 - 15:07
and if im not mistaking, being a supernode is the default setting.
Don't forget the router users. If you force them to be a supernode they will have the '1 users online' problem and can't connect to any other supernode!
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Sorry that not what i meant.
I meant to have "Do not function as a SuperNode" box uncheck by default