[Kodename]

Tuxman, on Sep 29 2005, 03:19 PM, said:

did you turn on the "Fine CS"?

Yeah, and I think that's the reason.

[Tuxman]

So there is no bug!

[Flatline23]

Small bug... the tooltip for when emule is in the systray is truncated now (when showing overhead.) Wasnt like that before this release.

Great mod otherwise 8-)

[Kodename]

Tuxman, on Oct 5 2005, 03:12 PM, said:

So there is no bug!

Why ?

[Tuxman]

Flatline23, on Oct 6 2005, 07:44 AM, said:

the tooltip for when emule is in the systray is truncated now

Will have a look, thanks.

@Kodename:
Because that is what FineCS does.

[CiccioBastardo]

FineCS does not promote clients.
It only decrease their ratio if they are identified as "not collaborating".
This means that if such a client has downloaded more than 4 chunks than it has uploaded to you on a part file then its rating is decreased proportionally to this U-D difference.
No client promotion = no credit shaping done/affected.

[Motte]

CiccioBastardo, on Oct 6 2005, 09:33 PM, said:

FineCS does not promote clients.
It only decrease their ratio if they are identified as "not collaborating".
This means that if such a client has downloaded more than 4 chunks than it has uploaded to you on a part file then its rating is decreased proportionally to this U-D difference.

So it promotes clients having parts you need. In other words, same behaviour as partfile push.

[CiccioBastardo]

No. It does not promote at all.
At most tit is the opposite: it punishes clients with part files that do not upload you back enough.
It's a try to stop having people in queue that have almost finished their file, have downloaded from you 500MB but gave you only the famous 1MB. Notice: FineCS does not completely avoid that behaviour but the remote client (now leecher) will have to wait some months before arriving at that point. Not just few days.
For complete file clients are neither boosted nor punished. They just have to wait enough to get their upload slot as have to do all the clients that are not punished (all thse clients are treated equally).

Hope this explanation was clear. More can be found here

[Motte]

You punish clients because of standard emule behaviour, that is stupid. Dont' forget eMule is not a trade system like horde. The idea of eMule is to send data, not especially to people having something to give to you back.
Part files are a problem because of queue size limitation, because there's just one queue for all files,... You cant' blame users for that. People can have full queue, low line speed. People are not responsible too for the rule of the 1MB to have max credit. An so on.
So it most cases it's absolutly normal you don't get something back from 1 particular person ; but you will get data from people who don't expect something (or won't get) something in exchange. Your system is a trade system. It's credit shaping.

[CiccioBastardo]

How do you define standard CS that directly promotes people that upload to you then?
BTW, have you read the thread I have linked above?

[Motte]

Standard CS ? I don't use this 'thing'.

[CiccioBastardo]

I have never use it too.
My FineCS is a slight touch up to the "no CS at all" usage I've been using for more than a year.

[spe64]

Tuxman, on Oct 6 2005, 02:20 PM, said:

freelance helper of the Arabella mod ...

Good Sign Tuxman

[Tuxman]

spe64 said:

Emulix

The same here.

[spe64]

Tuxman, on Oct 8 2005, 06:07 PM, said:

spe64 said:

Emulix

The same here.

I know i know but emulix are not community mod

Just a remark for said how clean are the moder here

After you do what you want

[Tuxman]

spe64, on Oct 8 2005, 07:17 PM, said:

  I know i know but emulix are not community mod 

"I know I know but your tank makes worse injuries than my revolver"

[Mr.Blonde]

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- changed: added Ultimativ-MoD and VeryCD to the leecher list [Tuxman]

Why have you added VeryCD to the leecher list?

Greets MrB

[Tuxman]

Because of some weird kind of community boost... but it is already removed in v0.5 due to popular request... [and everyone can easily become a "member" of the community, so there's no real disadvantage in it]

[Mr.Blonde]

Tuxman, on Oct 8 2005, 08:49 PM, said:

Because of some weird kind of community boost... but it is already removed in v0.5 due to popular request... [and everyone can easily become a "member" of the community, so there's no real disadvantage in it]

i'm glad to hear that ,because im downloading pretty much from those clients

[dark.h]

thank you so much! i was just looking for a very "light" mod and this seems perfect for my needs

great job! keep on developing!

i'm going on testing it, as soon as i have some suggestions i'll post them here.