Hi!
I just started to code my own direct connect client from scratch and i'd like to ask some help.
I've done a part of the hub connection implementation and i'd like to test it. My question is: which hub software you suggest to use for testing that runs under Linux?
Thanks, giszo
which HUB?
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ullner
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If you're working on a NMDC client, Verlihub would probably be sufficient.
If you're working on a ADC client, adc://dcdev.no-ip.org:16591 is at your disposal.
If you're working on a ADC client, adc://dcdev.no-ip.org:16591 is at your disposal.
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If you would be interessed in making capable of the new ADC protocol as well is the protocol documentation available at http://dcplusplus.sourceforge.net/ADC.html
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Actually there is an ADC hub for windows that I know of, dchsharp (there migh be more of them). Let's see, where did I put that address...
There it was, http://sourceforge.net/projects/dchsharp. Seems like you only can get it through SVN (https://svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/dchsharp/trunk) and then compile it yourslef though.
There it was, http://sourceforge.net/projects/dchsharp. Seems like you only can get it through SVN (https://svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/dchsharp/trunk) and then compile it yourslef though.
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