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![]() sometimes there are are many terrabytes available and other time only a few gigs... what's up with that? can i do anything to increase it? where can i get good server addresses? if anyone has answers to these burning questions i'd be very grateful... thanks |
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![]() As users connect and disconnect from the network, all the pc's that they were connected to can become temporarily invisible, and unseen to your particular connection. If you're referring to the Limewire counter, it's very bugged (and Limewire freely admitted as much, and they removed the counter in v1.9, replacing it with an ad banner ![]() Typically, your client will keep a partial list of past connections, so that if a nearby node logs off, you can still (hopefully) reconnect to that portion of the network that has gone silent. |
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New to Limewire help please""""""""""""""""""""(can't download videos) | liljohn28 | Download/Upload Problems | 1 | January 27th, 2007 05:12 PM |
why does the "files available" vary so much? | Unregistered | General Gnutella / Gnutella Network Discussion | 0 | October 28th, 2001 12:18 AM |