dOwN_lOaD
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When you send a search, the results appear in groups.
And there is no way to open all folders with 1 click, which makes things difficult for me. I don't know if I'm the only one who noticed this.
I believe this happens because NeoLoander searches for torrent files that, by default, are inside a folder when you send a file to be made available on the torrent network.
This is different for sharing with emule, which determines a central folder with several folders to centralize the files to be made available on all e2DK, Torrent and NeoShare networks.
Another issue is that when you download a file from the torrent network, it does not create the hash for the e2dk network. As soon as you finish downloading, the program could create the hash to make it available on the e2DK network.
And for the future, I really think that either the e2DK network or the computers that host the emule servers should be updated to use the IPv6 protocol.
They could make a new system to create an emule server, the one that was launched more than 24 years ago is very complex.
Another thing they could make available would be to be able to connect to 2 emule servers.
I don't know how they haven't released a new graphical version of lugdunum to make it easier to configure a server via Linux or Windows, already implementing the IPv6 protocol.
Running in the Windows system tray or minimized
Sorry for answering so many questions in the same post, I'm using google translator.
thanks.
And there is no way to open all folders with 1 click, which makes things difficult for me. I don't know if I'm the only one who noticed this.
I believe this happens because NeoLoander searches for torrent files that, by default, are inside a folder when you send a file to be made available on the torrent network.
This is different for sharing with emule, which determines a central folder with several folders to centralize the files to be made available on all e2DK, Torrent and NeoShare networks.
Another issue is that when you download a file from the torrent network, it does not create the hash for the e2dk network. As soon as you finish downloading, the program could create the hash to make it available on the e2DK network.
And for the future, I really think that either the e2DK network or the computers that host the emule servers should be updated to use the IPv6 protocol.
They could make a new system to create an emule server, the one that was launched more than 24 years ago is very complex.
Another thing they could make available would be to be able to connect to 2 emule servers.
I don't know how they haven't released a new graphical version of lugdunum to make it easier to configure a server via Linux or Windows, already implementing the IPv6 protocol.
Running in the Windows system tray or minimized
Sorry for answering so many questions in the same post, I'm using google translator.
thanks.
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