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January 25th, 2004

et voilà

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et voilà is a great assister to others; your light through the dark tunnel

Salut Morgwen, Morpheus 4 has multi network support: Gnutella and gnutella 2 (GnuDNA) overnet and fasttrack (with a mldonkey plugin) and their own new network Neonet. http://zeropaid.com/news/articles/auto/01192004a.php Please everybody, don't use Morpheus, it really harms networks (no fastrack uploading) and I had today to take down my Gwebcache. Morpheus 4 with gnuDNA 1.0.1.7 made thousands of request by hour (more than everyother server combined)!!! I really hope that lousy compagny aka Streamcast dies. And this is not the first time it litterally kills gwebcaches http://www.c0re.net/gnuforum/viewtopic.php?t=3725 http://www.c0re.net/gnuforum/viewtopic.php?t=3679 and other...

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