Mldonkey, no servers.ini
February 08, 2005 01:59 AM
when i install the mlnet core rpm, it doesn't seem to come with any servers.ini
i have looked all over the net, and cannot find a servers.ini i can use with mlnet.
Thanks.
402
February 08, 2005 03:09 PM
Hi Genjix,
I know the answer, but you're treading on thin ice asking this on gdnet - mldonkey is a p2p program after all. Piracy + gdnet = kaboom!
Of course, in theory, you could be using it for some legitimate purpose, but as far as I can see it's a dirty great warez network.
I know the answer, but you're treading on thin ice asking this on gdnet - mldonkey is a p2p program after all. Piracy + gdnet = kaboom!
Of course, in theory, you could be using it for some legitimate purpose, but as far as I can see it's a dirty great warez network.
February 08, 2005 07:44 PM
Bullshit, discussing p2p apps or their usage is not a crime. Nice try though, Mr. Thought Police.
402
February 08, 2005 08:27 PM
Where did I say it was a crime?
I'm saying it's a bad idea to ask for a list of servers for a P2P network that is used almost exclusively for warez, on a forum that doesn't tolerate warez.
P2P in itself is not illegal, but let's face it, the eDonkey network *is* being used for warez almost exclusively. I don't think GDNet's policy is designed so that everyone tiptoes around trying to find warez without explicitly stating it.
I'll happily discuss P2P networks, but I'm not going to tell someone how to get a list of servers, when they almost certainly want that list to download warez.
I'm saying it's a bad idea to ask for a list of servers for a P2P network that is used almost exclusively for warez, on a forum that doesn't tolerate warez.
P2P in itself is not illegal, but let's face it, the eDonkey network *is* being used for warez almost exclusively. I don't think GDNet's policy is designed so that everyone tiptoes around trying to find warez without explicitly stating it.
I'll happily discuss P2P networks, but I'm not going to tell someone how to get a list of servers, when they almost certainly want that list to download warez.
February 08, 2005 11:39 PM
How very fortunate that you came along and set us straight. I nominate thee for moderator.
February 09, 2005 12:46 AM
Quote:
"I know the answer (because I use it for piracy, which I can because I am the übermensch. I therefore only download things I wouldn't pay for anyways while you sir are a dirty pirate and this whole p2p thing stinks... except for the times when I use it.)"
Was that close? I for one don't use p2p programs at all, but if people want to, that's their responsibility. Personal responsibility... whatever happened to that concept?
February 09, 2005 12:50 AM
wtf? all i asked for, was a servers.ini as mldonkey didnt come with one. If I was desperate for warez, there are many of programs around that you can use, not to mention the websites. Don't fucking accuse me, when you have no clue what your talking about.
402
February 09, 2005 06:26 AM
Genjix, calm down please, I'm not accusing you, please don't go trolly just because the AP did. I'm just saying the server lists around are all chock-full of warez. I was trying to point out that gdnet tends to nuke people for talking about warez, so be careful. If you're sure there are ones around that aren't just distributing warez (I'm not sure there are, that's all), then the files you are looking for are *.met, usually server.met, which you can import using the telnet interface (I forget the exact command, hopefully it will be obvious from the help). There are plenty of server files linked from the mldonkey homepage in the HOWTOs section.
No, not close at all. I'd put it more like this:
"I know the answer, and I may or may not have used mldonkey for piracy, but I'd be a fool to talk about it on this forum."
I would perhaps listen to your argument a little more if you didn't hide behind your anonymity, and if you had a little more capability for talking rationally. Geez, I was trying to help him not get banned.
P2P networks are dirty great warez-infested holes, I don't think you can deny that. You are the one inferring that I consider myself above it all.
Quote: Was that close? I for one don't use p2p programs at all, but if people want to, that's their responsibility. Personal responsibility... whatever happened to that concept?
No, not close at all. I'd put it more like this:
"I know the answer, and I may or may not have used mldonkey for piracy, but I'd be a fool to talk about it on this forum."
I would perhaps listen to your argument a little more if you didn't hide behind your anonymity, and if you had a little more capability for talking rationally. Geez, I was trying to help him not get banned.
P2P networks are dirty great warez-infested holes, I don't think you can deny that. You are the one inferring that I consider myself above it all.
February 09, 2005 02:09 PM
Quote: Original post by Neex
I would perhaps listen to your argument a little more if you didn't hide behind your anonymity
As if "Neex" is your real name.
For your entertainment, here are some legitimate reasons for connecting to p2p apps:
* Share your shareware with the world.
* Check to see if your programs are being shared.
* Do research, by finding out what the most popular music files, etc are.
HTH
402
February 09, 2005 03:40 PM
Quote: Original post by Anonymous Poster
As if "Neex" is your real name.
Fair point, but it does provide a way of identifying me.
Quote: For your entertainment, here are some legitimate reasons for connecting to p2p apps:
* Share your shareware with the world.
* Check to see if your programs are being shared.
* Do research, by finding out what the most popular music files, etc are.
Yeah, I agree, these are all valid. They're not very common reasons for connecting however, which is why I was hesitant to post the info (given above) on how to get a server list, and warning Genjix to be careful.
The link for the HOWTO section of the mldonkey website is here btw. So hopefully that's all sorted out. Sorry if I sounded like I was accusing anyone, I do know a lot of people that use p2p networks, and none of them use them for anything other than downloading films, games and music.
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