Hi I have 2 questions, 1/ What is the method to implement a download resume with Gnutella ? Is it the RANGE parameter ? 2/ What are the best methods for...
... presence ... sequences ... characters), these ... (3) as ... leading byte ... or the ... You love complexity! Appart from ASCII-only extensions, which are...
... It's the Range: HTTP header. ... Download mesh, queries by urn:sha1: if you have it, query by filename otherwise. Helping! -- Peer...
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Thai D.
netvirtuose@...
Jul 1, 2002 9:02 am
So for example, to download from 234567 byte, I have to put in the HTTP header GET /get/2468/Foobar.mp3 HTTP/1.1<cr><lf> User-Agent: Gnutella<cr><lf> Host:...
... Yes. ... You have to start doing your homework. This is not a helpdesk! Hint: read the HUGE specifications. Hint #2: read the whole documentation on the...
... The same thing could be said by non-English speakers/writers face to Gnutella. How can you encode explicit filenames if it must necessary be different from...
... and the ... requires a ... extension where ... I say this is a non-problem. Since GGEP extensions are all properly introduced by a header giving their...
... And still you have not answered my main question: how does your servent run on a Windows Japanese system where filenames and GUI inputs are natively ...
... servent run ... Unicode ... The servent (moving to the new spelling) I use doesn't run on Windows. So there's no problem. ... Ignoring the ... depends ... ...
... Are you serious ?????? This is REALLY a problem, not only for Windows !!!! Even on Unix, there's a locale setting, and filenames are not necessarily ...
... I would add to this debate that only Java offers a unified platform that masks these differences: it natively works only with Unicode UTF-16 encoded ...
... I think the problem is that on many unixes (e.g. GNU/Linux), you don't *know* what encoding has been used. Moreover, different files may be encoded in...
... encoded ... UTF-16 ... Blah blah blah! Unfortunately, we'll use UFT-8, not UTF-16! ... "char" ... porting your ... What a PAIN this is going to be if...
... necessarily ... You can know it, assuming the user's locale. It's the responsability of the user to setup its environment to support its own language. All...
... You persist to not understand what I say, and you click simply by seeing only one word in a sentence. That is really unpolite. I did not say that UTF16...
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Raphael_Manfredi@...
Jul 1, 2002 6:10 pm
... Unix is a multi-user environment. You could conceivably have a shared pool of files (in /usr/share/gnutella for instance) created by several users of the...
Here is new version of the PFSP. I think the problems discussed in the forum are fixed now. Are there any more objections? This document and earlier versions...
... You persist not reading my whole messages and reply with a torrent of more explaination. That could be seen as impolite as well. I do not disagree with...
... From: <Raphael_Manfredi@...> To: <the_gdf@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Monday, July 01, 2002 8:10 PM Subject: [the_gdf] Re: CJK support in Gnutella (for...
... hmmm.. wouldn't each user typically have their own shared space? world-writable directories tend to be a security nightmare :> -- Agthorr...
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Raphael_Manfredi@...
Jul 1, 2002 7:13 pm
... I know. It's just an hypothesis for study. Also people can share files from a CD/ROM or DVD/ROM. (I know some people who do). Some even not created by...
... At the start of this thread I was just QUERYING about which support you provide for Internationalization. I was giving QUESTIONS. And nobody answered. What...
... (which was ... demonstrated ... Correction. I'm agressive, but I'm not attacking you. And I'm not really complaining either. The only thing I'm...
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Raphael_Manfredi@...
Jul 1, 2002 8:44 pm
... Hey! You can't say that. I do take the subject seriously. I sent a proposal to this list for a "Q" extension. Its purpose was to specify some additional...
... That's strange you insist to correct me, as if I said something wrong. With you I cannot be concise, because you'll always find a contradiction. If I ...
Thanks a lot for your support, Raphael. Being not American definitely makes a difference in this forum if someone wants to spean about "i18n" or "l10n": this...
Even for Western European Languages based on ISO-8859-1, there are some internationalization issues, related to the use of URL-encoding: it should be mandatory...
... So I propose first to debug existing servents: When receiving an HTTP GET request, 1) we must parse the GET URL, so that we can isolate its components and...
Just to let everyone know, we just released LimeWire 2.5.0 in beta. If anyone has the chance to test HUGE compatibility to catch any issues before we go live,...
