Paco Arjonilla said:
> Is there any reason not to start automatically searchs on startup? It
> as  one of the commodities I found in gtkgnutella that did not have any
>  other vendors in Linux.
> If it demands a high traffic load on startup, why don't search for the
> first time after startup a random amount of minutes for each search?
> Regards

Erm, it should. The search queries are paced so they don't all go out at
once, but they should resume on restarting GTK-G
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