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« on: February 10, 2005, 03:28:30 AM »

MFC MUTE v0.0.3 IS RELEASED 02-09-2005


please download and update... also... you will have to make sure your HASH, Incoming, and Shared folders are sest after install (sorry but I can't seem to get around this with the Inno Setup -- at least not currently)

http://members.cox.net/wackpack2/

What´s new?

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MFC MUTE VERSIONS....

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--- version 0.0.3 -- 02-09-2005 release:-----------------------------------------------------------------------
--- explanation of fixes/additions/alterations
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1.  Added some new icon resources and made some changes (--NGLWARCRY--) to icons.
2.  Upgraded project files to be easily compiled under Visual Studio .NET.
3.  Added code to save host IPs in seedHosts.ini file at program close. (--Nate--/TSAFA)
4.  Fixed status sorting in downloads dialog.
5.  Added RIGHT-CLICK item in downloads screen that allows a user to make a "queued"
    item be the next item that will be automatically searched.(--Tony--)
6.  Increased amount of time between automated download queue searches to reduce flooding
    of network with search requests.
7.  Adjusted the download queue code so that each time a file is canceled or completed, the
    Downloadqueue.ini file is updated to reflect the state of the downloads.  This improves
    persistance and integrity of the Downloadqueue in cases of portential crashes or quick
    shutdowns.
8.  If a user searches for a file that is queued and finds it in the search window, the user,
    at the search dialog, can now double click the file or click the download and this will
    force the queued item to start downloading again (resume).(--Tony--)
9.  Added a Shared Files Tab to the GUI.  This will show the file and the HASH for the file.
    -- you can export the list to a comma delimited file for external usage
10. Users can now shrink the GUI down to a smaller size with the resizer-gripbar. (--Tony--)
11. Added some of the core changes/fixes from Jason Rohrer's MUTE-0.4 core code.
    -- Host Catcher fixes
    -- Time fixes
    -- Inbound/Outbound Channel fixes
    -- StringBufferOutputStream fixes
    -- crytpo++ compiler related fixes
    -- ChannelReceivingThreadManager fixes
    -- ConnectionMaintainer fixes
    -- Log rollover fixes
    -- formatUtils.cpp fix (added -GiB code)
12. Added changes to connections code for handling time out/dropping.. (--Nate--)
13. Made SIGNIFICANT routing enhancements / routing code cleanup changes as discovered and
    researched by (--NATE--).
    -- these changes should really improve the network
14. Added duplicate file chunk request mitigation code provided by (--Nate--) -->previously,
    our nodes were receiving duplicate file chunk requests, cluttering the network without
    unnecessary packets.
15. Added a cache mechanism to the Search Result sending code that DRAMATICALLY reduces the CPU
    usage of the application.  The previous version repeatedly searched the shared folders and
    recreated the list of shared files upon each search request.  The new version periodically
    updates a cache that contains the filename, filehash, and filesize.  At first boot up, the
    application updates the cache on the first search request.  On successive search requests
    the application checks for the last time the cache was updated.  Starting with 10 minutes
    as the first delay between cache updates, each successive cache update causes the time between
    cache updates to increase in 50 second intervals until the time between cache updates maxes
    out at 30 minutes.  -- This not only decreases CPU usage, but it also increases overall network
    performance because the application now has much more time to process network messages rather
    than being stuck searching through directories and file names.
16. Increased Hashbuilder dwell time. -- This means after the complete shared files directory has
    been polled for new files that have not been hashed, the polling timeout is increased.  This
    makes the Hashbuilder use less CPU resources.
17. Uploads Dialog will automatically clear list after 100 items have shown up.  This prevents the
    program from consuming large amounts of ram, and also speeds things up, because each time file
    chunks are sent out, this list has to be iterated to update specific items.
18. The window location and size is now persistant on restarts.  When closing the application, the
    settings file "mfcWindowPlacement.ini" is created.  This file is a comma delimited file with 5
    integers.  The format is: 
   
    field 1:    0 == show window in tray
                1 == show window normal
    field 2: x coordinate top left of window
    field 3: y coordinate top left of window
    field 4: x coordinate bottom right of window
    field 5: y coordinate bottom right of window
19. Added # Uploads Showing and Total Chunks Uploaded statistics to the uploads dialog.
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« Reply #1 on: February 10, 2005, 07:29:23 AM »

MFC MUTE v0.0.3 IS RELEASED 02-09-2005


please download and update... also... you will have to make sure your HASH, Incoming, and Shared folders are sest after install (sorry but I can't seem to get around this with the Inno Setup -- at least not currently)

http://members.cox.net/wackpack2/

Cool! Grin Thank your for this good work, jroc. I will beam the new archive up to the download section this evening.
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« Reply #2 on: February 10, 2005, 07:25:47 PM »

If you want it to download from the Planet Peer download section: http://www.planetpeer.de/index.php?option=com_docman&task=docclick&Itemid=28&bid=38&limitstart=0&limit=5
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« Reply #3 on: February 11, 2005, 10:54:53 AM »

Ok.. well.. just as usual.. I tried to add some quick stuff before releasing and it backfires...

there's a bug on the download screen now where it will say that a download in the queue is actively searching when it is not.

I will repair this asap, and also repair the Spanish Translations and add in the Spanish Readme thanks to Juan Carlos....

and will probably get a new update out their relatively soon...

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« Reply #4 on: February 11, 2005, 07:12:53 PM »

Ok.. well.. just as usual.. I tried to add some quick stuff before releasing and it backfires...

there's a bug on the download screen now where it will say that a download in the queue is actively searching when it is not.

I will repair this asap, and also repair the Spanish Translations and add in the Spanish Readme thanks to Juan Carlos....

and will probably get a new update out their relatively soon...

@jroc: If you plan to release a quick patch before you going to release a bug fixed MUTE MFC version you might to use this nice and handy patch tool: http://board.planetpeer.de/index.php/topic,271.0.html
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« Reply #5 on: February 15, 2005, 01:58:45 AM »

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Markus, if you want me to use the patcher, I can do that...
I guess that modem and ISDN users would rather prefer a small patch, but maybe I am wrong.

@all: What do you think about this? Would you like to have a small patch to update your existing binary or would you rather have a completely new .exe file?

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On the Spanish Front, I have Juan Carlos who has cleaned up some of the Spanish translations I came up with and who is going to help out with future Spanish translations including readme files and any web releases.  He's also promoting the program in the Latino/Hispanic community...
Great Smiley This should help the network to grow further...
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« Reply #6 on: February 15, 2005, 09:42:20 AM »

@jroc:

Damned...I modified your posting instead of replying to it - one should never to reply to posting short before lunch time Roll Eyes

Sorry for this, could you post it again please?
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« Reply #7 on: February 16, 2005, 03:05:15 PM »

I can't remember exactly what I posted...

I'll try to post a complete upgrade and a patch...

I have to get the patch maker first and figure it out -- shouldn't be that tough I guess..
probably pick the old file, the new file, and it spits out the patch .exe or something..

I think I have finally tracked down this bug that I mentioned recently, so hopefully within the next day or two I'll put out the next release..

I have to come up with some sort of readme changes...  how fun..  Cheesy
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« Reply #8 on: February 16, 2005, 03:12:42 PM »

I have to get the patch maker first and figure it out -- shouldn't be that tough I guess..
probably pick the old file, the new file, and it spits out the patch .exe or something..
Yep, it is quite easy. You can create a small delta with the patch maker. The great advantage of such patches is that users with slow connections (modem) have to download a small patch only.

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I think I have finally tracked down this bug that I mentioned recently, so hopefully within the next day or two I'll put out the next release..
Cool, so please keep us informed about the next release Smiley
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