I'm one of the most strangest of individuals who connects to hubs on different subnets, and would like to have DC++ configure my IP Address info per Hub.
I was thinking, have a 'default IP' option in the options, then have an 'override for hub' option for individual hubs in my favourites list. Maybe just below the "Username for this connection" option for the hub?
This all arrose because I'm on a (BIG) LAN with its own internal DCHub, but I cannot connect to both the internal hub and any external ones at the same time because I will get kicked from the incorrectly configured one.
It would be a great help if you could implement this, because at the moment I have to run two copies of DC++ and its a pain configuring each one every time.
Ip Address can be configured 'per hub'
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Sleuth
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Ip Address can be configured 'per hub'
you'd think, wouldn't you?
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TheNOP
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to simplify you want to have different DC++ active IPs for different hubs.
because for internal hubs, your IP need to be a non routable one.
and for external hubs, you need a routable one.
this problem can be solve by running 2 DC programs. ex: DC++ and NMDC.
or using passive mode.
i would sure be happy if it was implimented in DC++, but how many users would use/need that feature.
i myself don't need that very often, so i change IPs manually.
because for internal hubs, your IP need to be a non routable one.
and for external hubs, you need a routable one.
this problem can be solve by running 2 DC programs. ex: DC++ and NMDC.
or using passive mode.
i would sure be happy if it was implimented in DC++, but how many users would use/need that feature.
i myself don't need that very often, so i change IPs manually.
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