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zeky
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 Posted: Tue Jun 24, 2003 7:58 pm Post subject: lMule gayness!!!! |
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Since this weekend, my lMule clent (latest) is crashing periodicly. It runs for about an hour and crashes for no reason... I have this version installed for about a month now and it worked fine since this weekend. I don't get it. And my friends that is running eMule on win* said the same is happening to him from this weekend... I have enought of this gayness... And my DSL router started to freez from time to time, grrrrrrr:evil:
I'm about to throw everything thrue the f****ng window, grab dousent of sheeps and hit the heel.... I just woke up and I'm MAD pissed!!! 
Is anyone else experiences same problems?
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sKewlBoy
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| Posted: Tue Jun 24, 2003 8:53 pm Post subject: |
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| lmule ? do you mean xmule ? if you dont, then check www.xmule.org |
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hook
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| sKewlBoy wrote: | | lmule ? do you mean xmule ? if you dont, then check www.xmule.org |
it's in the portage, install it like this:
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cd /usr/portage/net-p2p/xmule
cp xmule-1.5.0.ebuild xmule-1.5.1.ebuild
emerge xmule |
xmule-1.5.1 is way more stable then 1.5.0 ...but it still does crash from time to time ...but new releases come very quickly and are better and better 
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zeky
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| Posted: Wed Jun 25, 2003 8:34 am Post subject: |
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I didn't know the xMule exist... I've thought lMule was acctualy xMule 
Now i see xMule is way _more_ stable than lmule. I've installed 1.4.1a which has fixed that nasty bug that keeps crashing the application.
So, forget lMule and use xMule... You can really feel the diference! 
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bsolar
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| Posted: Wed Jun 25, 2003 8:37 am Post subject: |
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| z3ky wrote: | | I didn't know the xMule exist... I've thought lMule was acctualy xMule |
xmule is an lmule fork, lmule is dead AFAIK.
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zeky
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| Posted: Wed Jun 25, 2003 8:45 am Post subject: |
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| bsolar wrote: |
xmule is an lmule fork, lmule is dead AFAIK. |
Now, that explains a lot 
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mondauge
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| Posted: Sun Jun 29, 2003 7:49 pm Post subject: crashes continue |
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Hi all,
after migrating from lmule (latest version) to xMule 1.5.2 as suggested in this thread I receive the same problems again. xMule (like lmule) comes up without problems, then it runs smoothly, and suddenly it's gone. no error message, no logs, nothing.
can anyone please give a hint what the problem might be?
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hook
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| Posted: Mon Jun 30, 2003 2:51 am Post subject: Re: crashes continue |
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| mondauge wrote: | Hi all,
after migrating from lmule (latest version) to xMule 1.5.2 as suggested in this thread I receive the same problems again. xMule (like lmule) comes up without problems, then it runs smoothly, and suddenly it's gone. no error message, no logs, nothing.
can anyone please give a hint what the problem might be?
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happens to all of lmule/xmule users AFAIK ...it's a xmule problem ...i've no idea why it happens, but you can ask MadCat or Un-Thesis on www.xmule.org/forums ...they're the devs and are really nice (well, at least MadCat is)
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azote
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hey bro use bittorrent for 2p2 stuff is better
then go to sites like:
http://www.suprnova.org/
http://www.bytemonsoon.com
etc..
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bsolar
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| azote wrote: | | hey bro use bittorrent for 2p2 stuff is better |
Can you ground this? I'd like some facts, Why it's better?
BTW 1.5.2 is the dev version, AFAIK there is 1.4.something that should be the stable one, you just need to rename the ebuild I think, but I never tried that particular version so I don't know if the stability improved, IIRC on the xmule site it's claimed that the stability problems are gone though.
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mondauge
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| Posted: Mon Jun 30, 2003 11:19 am Post subject: Re: crashes continue |
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| hook wrote: |
happens to all of lmule/xmule users AFAIK ...it's a xmule problem ...i've no idea why it happens, but you can ask MadCat or Un-Thesis on www.xmule.org/forums ...they're the devs and are really nice (well, at least MadCat is) |
http://www.xmule.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=491
The above link covers some of the problems, when xmule is just crashing without any information. Especially read Un-Thesis' comments to the problem. I do not know if they work, but i'll try it out and post the results here.
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mondauge
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| Posted: Tue Jul 22, 2003 8:08 am Post subject: |
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| ok. I tried the hint and it works. But it takes an aweful amount of time, since you have to wait nearly half an hour, to see if XMule crashes. Then you have to start over using the next file, and so on! |
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earelin
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| Posted: Wed Jul 23, 2003 2:04 am Post subject: |
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| mldonkey supports edonkey protocol, goes fast and don't crash, it has a 57 days uptime in my computer. |
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Senso
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Just so you all know, www.bytemonsoon.com closed its doors about a week ago. I heard they got a cease-and-desist threat. Also, www.suprnova.org is almost always down these days.
And while we're in the subject, www.xmule.org seems to be down, though it might be a temporary problem. |
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rizzo
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| Posted: Wed Jul 23, 2003 2:36 am Post subject: |
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| earelin wrote: | | mldonkey supports edonkey protocol, goes fast and don't crash, it has a 57 days uptime in my computer. |
It also supports bittorrent beautifully and should support fasttrack (kazaa), which I'll be testing soon.
Also I'd like to give a big thumbs down to the "gayness" reference in the original topic. Grow up and welcome the real world. If you think there is something negative or wrong with gay people, that's your problem, not their's. |
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earelin
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| Posted: Wed Jul 23, 2003 2:49 am Post subject: |
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| rizzo wrote: | | Also I'd like to give a big thumbs down to the "gayness" reference in the original topic. Grow up and welcome the real world. If you think there is something negative or wrong with gay people, that's your problem, not their's. |
I think the same as you |
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2Lab
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| Quote: | Also I'd like to give a big thumbs down to the "gayness" reference in the original topic. Grow up and welcome the real world. If you think there is something negative or wrong with gay people, that's your problem, not their's.
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I know a few gay geeks who use gay (more offten ghey) as a term for useless/lame. gay used to mean happy, then homosexual, now lame, face it words evolve, although I do prefer the 'ghey' spelling to keep the PC types quiet |
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MacMasta
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Yes, but it got the negative connotation as a direct result of homophobic behavior.
Yes, exactly, grow up. If you want to talk like that, there are plenty of white-power IRC channels for you. If you want us to take you seriously, then behave like you're not in middle school.
(If you *are* in middle school, which some people here are, then you should act a little more mature)
/Apologies for the flaming, but this sort of things very much rubs me the wrong way.
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