downloaded, compiled and started in 3 minutes.

The GUI is very "plain", but for experienced user everything is found in seconds. I will play with the "automation" features now.

Btw offtopic, a kind of remote control would be cool... hm I know 'screen' for telnet session. Is there a similar possibility to connect to a running X session, also disconect and let it run?

Hi, it seems I run v1.0 2002.01.15 (refering local Changelog).
There should be a version v1.1 and the README tells about interesting new automation features: filters.

Where do I get the new version, or which CVS version is recommended/stable yet?

hmm, not sure if it really works.

I got "only" 4 files in 5 hours. I had 4-5 connections and entered 7 bands to search (mimimum file size 2.5 MB). I didn't understand what "If none found, try again in (minutes)" means, when I restart Napshare it is empty again.

Some more questions: Does resume perform an overlay check (to see if files match to each other and avoid damaging files)? Does Napshare use v0.6 handshake (b/c I mentioned that the new Xolox beta with v0.6 handshake downloads lots more files)? Does automation test against my shared files, before it downloads a file from Gnutella (to avoid downloading allready existing files)? Does automation take advantage from passive search (all routed queryhits could be used to test against all automated searches)? Shouldn't Napshare make sure that download folder is different to incomplete download folder (most other Gnutella clients do)? Could you show some status information, when automation is performing an requery for a search (currently it shows everwhere 'Searching', but you get no feedback what is really happening). What means S/R/D in the gnutellaNet info?

Thx Moak