@farkinid

Yeah a guide for ApexDC++ would be awesome

@pff

Yes for some users.. if you have your port forwarding set up properly (and confirmed to be working by a online port checker) then you shouldn't worry about it.

Starting Guide to ApexDC++

So you just got Unifi and are worried about the cap? Rumour has it that local p2p traffic will not count toward your cap and thats why you are here.

The 1st thing anybody should do is read the 1st post in http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1479905

Then after you have downloaded the ApexDC++ client you are now ready to share the love with your fellow Unifi users. Lets go through this quickly.

1. Start your client (duh)
2. You will then be bombarded by a tonne of information. The 1st thing you should do is don't panic
3. If you see the image below, the red circle shows the DC++ client windows. Everytime a new window opens, it will be shown here.
   
4. Right click on each tab to close them. This makes things easier. You can add other hubs later when you are more familiar
5. Now, click on Favourites like the screenshot
   
6. The favourites window will now open. If you notice, the Favourites tab is now shown at the place pointed out in the earlier screenshot
7. Untick all the hubs listed in Favourites. You may enable them later if you wish
8. Right click on any black spot in the window and select 'New'
   
9. Refer to Rivzanp's 1st post in this thread to enter the details
10. You now have configured the client to connect to our little Unifi hub (well its really Rizvanp's but I've decided I like to call it 'our')
11. But before you connect, you should set up the things you wish to share with us
12. To do that, click on File -> Settings
13. Click on 'Sharing' and put a tick on each folder you wish to share
    
14. Click 'OK' and you are done
15. To connect just right click on the newly configured hub in the Favourites area and select 'Connect'

This post has been edited by farkinid: Jul 12 2010, 11:25 PM

No one reply my question =.=

Just read farkinid's guide

This post has been edited by Moogle Stiltzkin: Jul 15 2017, 07:05 AM

Yup, windows firewall was blocking dc++ :-P fixed it now :-D

UniFi user!! You should try this man!! Superb nice..

Hi I have Unifi VIP10 and Metrofon but my torrent server is running on a Mac, does DC++ have a client on OS X?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Direct_Connec...file_sharing%29

There are a few clients for every OS out there

ZOMG.... Rizzy so dirty..... how can be our server host?

Proof of Rizzy's dirtiness removed due to somebody so sensitive

This post has been edited by farkinid: Jul 13 2010, 09:39 PM

can someone kick me out? i tried to reconnect but it says i already in the hub

Nope, you probably had a network DC. There's a refresh period before it boots out inactive (or zombie) users.. just change your nick while waiting, should be able to re-enter.

how long is the timer?

It activates your webcam and looks for a view out a window. Then compares it to Google Street View imagery to confirm that you are in an area covered by Unifi, such as Bangsar or Damansara.

Watch when you first start up the DC++ client - your webcam light will flash on for a split second. If you don't see it, you probably blinked. Get some eye drops and then try again.

Well done.

rajulkabir really made my day!!!

hi all today i just join for the Unifi DC++ Hub

I got plenty of files, few TBs can share,

I was sharing at RFLAN in Perth with DC++,

too bad, I don't have Unifi



and +5 to rajulkabir

very nice device to check Unifi users on DC++

This post has been edited by squall0833: Jul 16 2010, 02:30 AM

keep getting timeout.....damn