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July 8th, 2001
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 Incoming hosts / Outgoing hosts Somebody please explain me something. I accept incoming hosts therefore in a few minutes I am only connected to incoming hosts (using bearshare 2.2.5). Yet I still can do some searches. So what is the difference between incoming and outgoing hosts?they seem bi-directionnal to me... why do so many people don't accept "incomming" connections? Is there a program that lets you limit to 3 in and 3 out instead of all in or all out? Thanks for sharing your knowledge! portchop  |
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