LimeWire Pirate Edition

rlm850 · #**341** November 20th, 2012

I'm back!
With more mirrors in 3 different locations!

runt66 · #**342** November 21st, 2012

I need a kind person to explain message 341 of this thread ;

its double dutch to me .

Lord of the Rings · #**343** November 21st, 2012

Thanks rlm850

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Originally Posted by runt66

I need a kind person to explain message 341 of this thread ;

its double dutch to me .

It's a re-listing of mirror host sites that were on the first page a year ago. But these links do not have labels, simply categorized via mirror server and OS version of LPE. I will add to the first page and add appropriate titles to the links.

These are alternative links to download LPE versions from. Although the actual mirror servers are different ones to a year ago.

The advantage of these mirror sites is it is easy to download from. No waiting or secondary steps before downloading.

My hosting equivalents: 4Shared need to be a member. Hotfile 15 second wait. FileCloud need to have any adblockers disabled for their site. I have not experienced it yet but Hotfile do have a policy of removing files that have not been downloaded after a period of time. So I only host the more popular files there. Similar reasons I do not host large files at some other popular host sites.

runt66 · #**344** December 4th, 2012

Prettyjam is downloading my entire library of 1709 mp3 songs in one continuous stream ; is that because he is putting them all on his iphone or ipad or itunes ???

Lord of the Rings · #**345** December 4th, 2012

There are users out there whom will try to occupy your upload slots for as long as possible (if you share a lot of files.) This has been a known approach/strategy of anti file-sharing companies. So I am always suspicious when I see similar behaviour. I've seen obvious such behaviour from hosts from a number of countries.

If you are 'super' suspicious of their behaviour, give them a temporary ban. But remember to remove that ban at end of session or a day or two later. I keep a notecard open to note any addresses I should remove later on. And yes I do see similar behaviour from same hosts later on. If it happens too often then I give them a more permanent ban.

I would be interested in knowing their host address if you could forward it to me. Firewall console will usually list it.

runt66 · #**346** December 5th, 2012

Do i click on advanced tools and then go to console ; its moving so fast that i can not read any thing ;

runt66 · #**347** December 5th, 2012

Its a debug background executor i think

Lord of the Rings · #**348** December 5th, 2012

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Originally Posted by Lord of the Rings

... Firewall console will usually list it.

Apologies, did not mean to confuse you. MacOSX has a console which logs system actions including the firewall. I am not sure if any Windows firewalls have anything similar.
The last two numbers of any identity are probably 95% of the time the last two numbers of their host address. So I simply type these into the firewall console and it brings me back the possibilities and how many connection attempts they've made.
Alternatively I also use a 3rd party frontend to the OSX firewall which can list connected hosts.

runt66 · #**349** December 6th, 2012

I am now super suspicious ;

full name is prettyjam-18-142 ;
the total flood is continuing and begins immediately i open limewire up ; i suspect it is automatically programmed to attack my address as soon as i start pirate lw ;

runt66 · #**350** December 6th, 2012

I can only give you the host address if you give me detailed instructions what to do with hp vista home premium ;