Re: Turning off that bloody nagscreen on bittorrent!

2003-10-06 Thread Dragoncrest
Actually, the only popup nag screen it ever gets to is loading the
browser then seems to gag there.  Not sure why, but it does.  Probubly
why I haven't been able to get it to be quiet by clicking on the dialog box.

 At 2003-10-06T02:08:50Z, Dragoncrest [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
 
  Anyone know if there's a special switch or something on the Freebsd
  BitTorrent port or some way to go inside the python script and shut off
  that bloody nag stuff he's got built into his new version 3.3?
 
 Here's my guess:
 
 Look at btdownloadgui.py near line 265.  You'll see something like:
 
 def next(params, d, doneflag):
 try:
 p = join(split(argv[0])[0], 'donated')
 if not exists(p) and long(time()) % 3 == 0:
 open_new('http://bitconjurer.org/BitTorrent/donate.html')
 dlg = wxMessageDialog(d.frame, 'BitTorrent is Donation
supported software. ' +
 
 Now, it appears that the p variable will end up looking something like:
 

bdonatedtdonatedddonatedodonatedwdonatedndonatedldonatedodonatedadonatedddonatedgdonatedudonatedidonated.donatedpdonatedy
 
 (btdownloadgui.py with donated inserted between each character).  If a
 file by that name exists (what directory?  I have no idea!), then you
won't
 get the nag screen.
 
 Alternatively, would it be so hard to click Yes, I've donated and
let the
 program create the file itself?
 -- 
 Kirk Strauser
 
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  94 outdated ports.
  Portupgrade one, an hour 'til done,
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Re: Turning off that bloody nagscreen on bittorrent!

2003-10-06 Thread Dragoncrest
Nevermind.  Friend found out how to fix it so it stops nagging 
me.  The dialog was gagging because of a glitch on the system.  Once that 
was fixed the BT client worked fine.  :)

At 02:49 PM 10/6/03 -0400, Dragoncrest wrote:
Actually, the only popup nag screen it ever gets to is loading the
browser then seems to gag there.  Not sure why, but it does.  Probubly
why I haven't been able to get it to be quiet by clicking on the dialog box.
 At 2003-10-06T02:08:50Z, Dragoncrest [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

  Anyone know if there's a special switch or something on the Freebsd
  BitTorrent port or some way to go inside the python script and shut off
  that bloody nag stuff he's got built into his new version 3.3?

 Here's my guess:

 Look at btdownloadgui.py near line 265.  You'll see something like:

 def next(params, d, doneflag):
 try:
 p = join(split(argv[0])[0], 'donated')
 if not exists(p) and long(time()) % 3 == 0:
 open_new('http://bitconjurer.org/BitTorrent/donate.html')
 dlg = wxMessageDialog(d.frame, 'BitTorrent is Donation
supported software. ' +

 Now, it appears that the p variable will end up looking something like:


bdonatedtdonatedddonatedodonatedwdonatedndonatedldonatedodonatedadonatedddonatedgdonatedudonatedidonated.donatedpdonatedy

 (btdownloadgui.py with donated inserted between each character).  If a
 file by that name exists (what directory?  I have no idea!), then you
won't
 get the nag screen.

 Alternatively, would it be so hard to click Yes, I've donated and
let the
 program create the file itself?
 --
 Kirk Strauser

 94 outdated ports on the box,
  94 outdated ports.
  Portupgrade one, an hour 'til done,
  82 outdated ports on the box.



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Turning off that bloody nagscreen on bittorrent!

2003-10-05 Thread Dragoncrest
	Anyone know if there's a special switch or something on the Freebsd 
BitTorrent port or some way to go inside the python script and shut off 
that bloody nag stuff he's got built into his new version 3.3?  It's 
driving me up a freaking wall.  It loads, gags the client, displays the 
give me money browser window, then leaves me stuck with a dead process I 
can't kill cause I can't tell if it's one I wanna keep or not, and I have 
to try 2-3 times or more to open one stupid torrent file because the writer 
is bound and determined to make me donate to him in order to stop it.

	Can someone tell me how to disable that so I can download via BT in peace 
like with the old version?  Either that or give me the link to the old 
package so I can return to using that.  New features or not, this nag 
screen stuff is pathetically annoying.  Asking on first time use would be 
ok, but not every FREAKING time.  Sorry for the rant guys.  This has my 
feathers a bit flustered.

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Re: Turning off that bloody nagscreen on bittorrent!

2003-10-05 Thread Kirk Strauser
At 2003-10-06T02:08:50Z, Dragoncrest [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 Anyone know if there's a special switch or something on the Freebsd
 BitTorrent port or some way to go inside the python script and shut off
 that bloody nag stuff he's got built into his new version 3.3?

Here's my guess:

Look at btdownloadgui.py near line 265.  You'll see something like:

def next(params, d, doneflag):
try:
p = join(split(argv[0])[0], 'donated')
if not exists(p) and long(time()) % 3 == 0:
open_new('http://bitconjurer.org/BitTorrent/donate.html')
dlg = wxMessageDialog(d.frame, 'BitTorrent is Donation supported 
software. ' +

Now, it appears that the p variable will end up looking something like:


bdonatedtdonatedddonatedodonatedwdonatedndonatedldonatedodonatedadonatedddonatedgdonatedudonatedidonated.donatedpdonatedy

(btdownloadgui.py with donated inserted between each character).  If a
file by that name exists (what directory?  I have no idea!), then you won't
get the nag screen.

Alternatively, would it be so hard to click Yes, I've donated and let the
program create the file itself?
-- 
Kirk Strauser

94 outdated ports on the box,
 94 outdated ports.
 Portupgrade one, an hour 'til done,
 82 outdated ports on the box.


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