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![]() So I've been using Limewire for a while now. On version 2.4.1, OS X 10.1.4, no prob with music files. But most of the .sit files I've d/l lately wont unstuff all the way, stuffit seems to take forever and then I get a resource fork corrupted, use this file with caution warning. N'wha? Just seems like its been lately, and on some really huge files like Psh*p7. Kinda frustrating after wasting all that bandwidth. Any suggestions? |
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![]() See my thread here: http://www.gnutellaforums.com/showth...threadid=10840 some files out there, including .sit files, can still be corrupted. I've verified this by opening the files in a low-level Hex-Editor program like HexEdit 1.8. Of the 200 MB file, about 30% of the file was filled with all 0's--I mean like thousands of 0's in a row, which is just not right. A good .sit file shouldn't be like that. Hope this helps... |
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But this has to be brought to attention. It really would be nice if one could just take a moment to check if the files are valid. I know this means extra work for those who share, but at the end of the day, this saves a lot of people from disappointment and frustration... |
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Fork Bomb also in 2.9 | elguapo | General Linux Support | 1 | May 22nd, 2003 11:59 AM |
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resource fork? | zumbooruk | General Mac Support | 0 | May 16th, 2002 02:41 PM |
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