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fcox1 March 25th, 2002 01:41 PM

is gnutella down??
 
is gnutella down??? limewire, groster etc will not work right now.

backmann March 25th, 2002 08:10 PM

AFAIK Limewire works well. Grokster has nothing to do with Gnutella.

Ivan
"In the dark we make a brighter light"

Unregistered April 3rd, 2002 07:43 AM

What is going on
 
LimeWire or Morpheus will not work for me.

Morgwen April 3rd, 2002 07:09 PM

Re: What is going on
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Unregistered
LimeWire or Morpheus will not work for me.
What do you expect now? A magical spell?

We need infos to help! :rolleyes:

Morgwen

Nosferatu April 3rd, 2002 10:06 PM

Gnutella is not down for the foreseeable future
 
The gnutella network is not likely to be 'down' for some years to come.

There is no single central resource to go 'down', although if you have some specific client that only uses some specific hostcache then it could be down.

In this case, you could research where to find more hostcaches and see if you can manually enter them into your program, or else download a different client.

Ultimately there will most likely be people using gnutella who you can connect to for a few years at least.

If the internet works, you can get a gnutella connection.

If someone is firewalling you (ISP, system administrator) but you believe you have the right to share data, then you can try a client that lets you change the connection parameters, like <A HREF="http://opensourcep2p.sf.net/">this one based on gnucleus</A>.
Nos

maksik April 4th, 2002 01:13 AM

Yor ISP most likely has installed port or IP filtering as did mine. Try to find out if it is the case.

--Max

Unregistered April 4th, 2002 04:36 AM

if your ISP blocks gnutella, call your lawyer
you pay for bandwidth and should be able to use it as you wish

backmann April 4th, 2002 07:47 PM

It would be a lot cheaper to change your ISP.

Ivan
"In the dark we make a brighter light"


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