If your DNS is dynamic, why don't you just disconnect/reconnect and get a new one?

Sounds like a simple solution to me...

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Unregistered
[B]If your DNS is dynamic, why don't you just disconnect/reconnect and get a new one?

It's Dial-On-Demand, so i don't (and don't want) connect
manually. But we are missing the point. This is not a problem on my side. The clients have to be modified ASAP.

anyway, thanks for your suggestion,
Aldo

Hey man,

Love the new version...cept...the options to move queued downloads around in order is gone. How come? That was so handy. Now you have to abort all the ones that were queued before it, to move it up. Or I guess, be watching for when the current d/l is just about done, and manually start it. Either way is no good compared to the queue options that were in 0.9.9

My two cents,

Wraezor

Still slows to a crawl after a few searches (just like 0.9.9) Probably got a phatty memory leak somewhere, and it won't run on 2 out of 4 machines I tried it on (crashed on initial setup). i don't think it was time to bring it out of beta

I usually leave Gnotella on all night and if I don't have Auto-clear checked in the upload window, the program usually grinds to halt by morning. Big searches can cause problems too.

If it weren't for the download switching capabilities, I wouldn't use it at all.

I have Windows ME, 850 P3 with 128mb and cable modem.