Alex Bennee wrote:
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
It doesn't in my build. I have CVS HEAD and GTK1. I looked for the
problem in the code and found this:
cvs log src/core/search.c
RCS file: /cvsroot/gtk-gnutella/gtk-gnutella-current/src/core/search.c,v
Working file: src/core/search.c
head: 1.48
etc
revision 1.45
date: 2005/03/22 17:18:11; author: cbiere; state: Exp; lines: +12 -2
Emit X-Requeries header.
Ignore reissue timeout.
Do not resume searches at startup.
----------------------------
And made a diff
/**
* LimeWire considers *any* form of requerying unacceptable.
* Deactivate it for now.
* -- cbiere, 2005-03-22
*/
#if 0
sch->reissue_timeout = reissue_timeout;
#else
(void) reissue_timeout;
sch->reissue_timeout = 0;
#endif
Isn't any other way to solve this? LimeWire can be considered buggy?
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