Have you seen the code for bandwidth limitation ? It exists since a few
months and works with a compile time option.
Great notice! :o
but where is it?
In HttpProt.pas, search for UseBandwidthControl.
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Just did indeed! BTW, ICS seems to be weak in Asia, any idea why?
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SubZero
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From: Francois PIETTE [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Sunday, January 15, 2006 12:00 PM
Subject: [twsocket] ICS and MidWare Frappr group
I added custom pins to
Would it be feasible if I added one timer per xxx/
number of server connections as the way you did?
Yes it is.
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Thank you. If you use the code perhaps you ucan answer: is it possible to
apply separate speed limits depending on username and whether the action is
download or upload?
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SZ
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From: Dan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Yes I use it, I programmed it :) I use it in XanTorrent, a Bittorrent client
I havent worked on for a long time :-/
You can throttle to as many limits as you like, but each limit uses a new
TTimer.
You create as many TThrottlers as you like and set their limits, then you
can assign the
Hallo, I've a problem using TftpClient.
Is it related to the subject ? I guess no ! You should have opened a new
thread with a proper subject.
I can't obtain a connection, if on a Lan there is a squid proxy server.
Why??
I can't tell you anything if you don't give more informations about
Francois PIETTE wrote:
I added custom pins to the Frappr ICS and MidWare group
(http://www.frappr.com/icsandmidware). Using those pins, you can tell if you
are an ICS or a MidWare user, or both. If you already put your entry to
Frappr, please edit it to change your pin according to what you
Sure their privacy policy of the day say they won't spam, but it also
says We reserve the right to change our privacy policy at any time
If they change their policy, this would apply only to the data they
collected after their change.
Anyway, the mailing list is indexed by google, so your
Hi,
I do not think that is the point.
How about if I add you to a mailing list? Or say 100 mailing list?
You removed our choice.
Cheers,
Mark
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Francois PIETTE
Sent: Sunday, January 15, 2006 9:36
Hello!
Sure their privacy policy of the day say they won't spam, but it also
says We reserve the right to change our privacy policy at any time
If they change their policy, this would apply only to the data they
collected after their change.
Well... Microsoft also writes everywhere that
Piotr Da³ek wrote:
Hello!
Sure their privacy policy of the day say they won't spam, but it also
says We reserve the right to change our privacy policy at any time
Just use an e-mail address you can 'burn' if necessarry.
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Hello!
Sure their privacy policy of the day say they won't spam, but it also
says We reserve the right to change our privacy policy at any time
Just use an e-mail address you can 'burn' if necessarry.
I couldn't. Nobody allowed me to choose the address.
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Hi,
Sorry for this massage being somewhat off topic in here ...
Francois PIETTE wrote:
Sure their privacy policy of the day say they won't spam, but it also
says We reserve the right to change our privacy policy at any time
If they change their policy, this would apply only to the data
In hindsight, a better idea would have been to send an email to the ICS
group asking for people to add their location to frappr and just provided
the url.
But I don't think I'll get spammed by this,
Besides.. I frappr'd for samurize a while back on the same email address
and haven't noticed an
ICS is 'PostCardWare' in part because the author enjoys seeing where his
users are. Frappr is the coolest thing since post cards. Therefore, we
were emailed for something important, and well worthwhile. Also, I would
suggest increasing the price of ICS to a postcard AND a Frappr pin.
Since
Hi,
IMHO, safe opt-in lists - if such a thing exists - should ask the holder
of the address for confirmation, when opting in or changing email address.
This Frappr thing obviously did not, and therefore, can not be
considered safe - no matter the good intention.
Unless the invitation is
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