is there any information about "status messages " about clients who are candidate for downloading .

" ignored candidate unusable " why is that ?

" ignored candidate file not found " is this client blocked at once because once he have the file it might he removed it ?

Over past 8 months I've been finding this a common issue with users removing their shares as soon as someone starts to download them. This annoys me more than 'freeloaders', because they are duping other people into thinking they have shares. (They are really freeloaders.)
It's a heck of a cheek when they're still downloading multiples of my files & each of their files in their shares vanishes when I try to download them one by one.
Would this be users with upload slots set to zero?

well for the moment ill block them , mostly North america ip numbers

"Unusable" is the explanation for a list of different "unknown" errors. They could also result from an errors in Phex. To get the real reason each communication protocol would need to be deeper analyzed. Here are some possible error cases:
- The host send HTTP header data that is invalid or couldn't be understand enough by Phex to do a download.
- The host sends multiple different identification headers (containing the servent vendor name), some spammers had this bug.
- The host returns 401 (unauthorized) or 403 (forbidden) errors and is a Gnutella 2 servent that disabled Gnutella downloads. Returns: "Network Disabled"
- The host returns 401 or 403 errors with unknown reason.
- The host returns 500 (internal server error)


Gregor

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Thank you