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April 12th, 2007
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 OS X has a Library folder for each user, plus a Library for the System. Click on your desktop, and use command-shift-H to go to the Home folder. You'll see a folder called Library. The LimeWire folder is inside the Preferences folder. You can also use the Spotight search inside the Library to find the LimeWire folder, in case it doesn't show up right away.  |
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April 12th, 2007
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| No need to delete the entire LimeWire folder--just the gnutella.net file (it contains the list of hosts that handle searches). An temporary fix is to just go to the LimeWire Prefs, and in Filters->Hosts, block 204.11.219.* (see attached screenshot) The next version due out shortly will probably fix this problem. Cheers all |
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