Re: old bearshare forcing connection as ultrapeer?

Arne Babenhauserheide <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.network.gnutella.devel
Message-ID <[email protected]>
The client simply says, if it wants to be UP or Leaf. 

If it becomes ultrapeer depends on whether it thinks it useful. 

Wishes, 
ARne

Am Donnerstag, 17 de Mai de 2007 01:58 schrieb Miguel Angel Jimeno:
> Do you remember the very old bearshare version which was able to connect to
> the network always as an ultrapeer (that was an option in the configuration
> menu)? My question is: I've read the Gnutella documentation several times.
> I don't recall reading there anything related to forcing ultrapeer mode in
> the protocol messaging itself. Does anybody knows how that bearshare
> version works? I have it, for research purposes, and it still loads and
> connects as an ultrapeer (I can have leafs connected in a couple of
> minutes). So, somehow, other peers understand my PC is already an
> ultrapeer. I understand there are some rules a peer needs to comply in
> order to become an ultrapeer. But, how exactly? is that coded in each
> gnutella client? or is it part of the protocol?
> thanks,
> Miguel
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