All right, so how about now? Does Wireshare have this feature in use automatically? Or is this something I am overlooking?

If you are using WireShare 5.6.6 or later then a security hostiles file that blocks out spam, etc. is updated periodically. (The earlier Wireshare versions had a static hostiles file.)

Is this the query you were wanting to know? Your question is not very clear.

As for the incoming searches monitor, these are simply reflecting what other hosts within the same search horizon are searching for. It is more or less matter of fact.

Excellent, Yes I suspected it might but glad I asked. Good news. thank you LOTR.

I am new to this platform, but i have guessed tat looking at the file source is important.
In doing that i get block use name-something. Is this user a security hostile?

From Krazee Oracle: I am new to this platform, but i have guessed tat looking at the file source is important.
In doing that i get block use name-something. Is this user a security hostile?








I assume you are talking about Wireshare? I'm no expert, but if it comes to the message of you are being blocked from seeing this provider's files, my past experiences are that they are either a hostile or a worthless provider. A lot of these guys I have caught putting advertisements or pornographic pictures under music file names (or things that deceive you) Loading something in the wrong place on purpose.

Can you program in python?

Thanks for the heads up. Although (WireShare) there is a listing page with info on downloads/uploads that is a not writeable so i presume a display only into provide location info for more direct ftp methods.

I see. Did not really understand your question in the first place though.

No krazee , i am not a programmer ;

can you ?