Search Freezing

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Search Freezing

Post by chaotik » 2006-04-05 00:01

If I type a short filename such as:

ID and T

Which is a trance album I am looking for, it seems that the search locks the app itself. It shows results going up by a ton, which I would assume because it is such a common search string, but I can't do anything in the app anymore.

Is this a glitch or what. Is there a setting I can change to stop the app from not allowing me to do anything till it finds about 10000000 results???

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Post by SubversiveAgent » 2006-04-05 00:17

Quick and dirty? Tell it to look in only one hub.
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Post by chaotik » 2006-04-05 00:20

I am only connected to one hub when it happens tho


The hub has about 11000+ users tho. Does that matter

Edit: Well i just joined a hub with 100 users. Search results popped up right away and didn't freeze. Any chance this can get fixed when searching in massive hubs. If i would have had transfers going and searched for this album, it would have been a bit more of a piss off!!!!

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Post by SubversiveAgent » 2006-04-05 00:26

Ack! Scratch that plan then.

Specificy you want audio files only then. And I'd rewrite your initial post if I were you, people around here frown alot on piracy of any sort.
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Re: Search Freezing

Post by chaotik » 2006-04-05 00:46

chaotik wrote:If I type a short filename such as:

ID and T

Which is a trance album I am looking for




I thought I did with that statement. Maybe you missed it. So anyone have any other tips on searching for something like this????? There is no other name i can reference it to, so it has to be short like that.

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Post by SubversiveAgent » 2006-04-05 01:06

If it's an album it's sold, if it's sold it's not free, if it's not free and you're grabbing it through DC++... connect the dots.
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Post by chaotik » 2006-04-05 01:39

Say i was searching for something free..... WHICH I AM...... this problem still exists.... Any ideas on this bug?? It is the bug i am asking about, not the file itself. This can apply to any FREE file!

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Post by SubversiveAgent » 2006-04-05 01:56

Well I can't find anything of theirs on sale, except sweatshirts so... Care to have a go at it Mods? ;)

More ideas... Restricting it to audio files still makes it freeze? Cutting down on the size will obviously be of no use. Search by music name? Album name?

In regards to the "bug" itself... if a band decided to call itself "Metal", you'd have a zillion non related hits. I don't see how it can be overcome, no search engine's that smart to figure out exactly what you want.
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Post by chaotik » 2006-04-05 04:04

SubversiveAgent wrote:In regards to the "bug" itself... if a band decided to call itself "Metal", you'd have a zillion non related hits. I don't see how it can be overcome, no search engine's that smart to figure out exactly what you want.


I understand that it can't decipcher what i am looking for. My only problem is that DC++ freezes or is basically un responsive when you do a search for something that returns massive results. Like if i type in the word "the".

I have to close it with ctrl+alt+del.

That is all i am getting at. Just wondering if it is possible to fix this problem where you are able to cancel the search without having to close the app through windows.

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Post by Xan1977 » 2006-04-05 05:02

It's a label.

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