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Originally posted by Unregistered
And how does it affect the network to get this "beats all the other Gnutella software" status?
Any chance it trashes the network for everyone else? |
It allows you to connect to hundreds of ultrapeers at a time (whatever your bandwidth will allow), set your TTL, expire time, and any other option to whatever you want it to, no matter if it has the potential of hurting the network or not, and one of it's "features" allows Shareaza users to "hide" by changing the user agent field (so it will look like they are actually using Limewire, Bearshare, Gnucleus, or whatever), and it allows you to hammer other users for files.
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Originally posted by Shareaza.com
Shareaza puts advanced users in complete control of its operation, with an extensive array of operating parameters.
Virtually all aspects of the software can be configured. If it's running on your PC, you should have control.
In addition to the usual set of options, network control registers allow knowledgable users to tweak performance outside normal operating conditions. |
Sounds like another QTrax2 to me, with the possibility to be much worse.