Security Update (August 08, 2010)

Please DISABLE DHT in your Apex DC++ client

We will miss your hardcore prawn friendship and company till you get Unifi-ed again

d3x does not fear hdd phailure

It's actually reading the file from your drive and hashing it No network bandwidth being used, just HDD xfer

Check your port forwarding with an external tool and make sure its working correctly

Hub node rebooted I think, just restarted all the stuff

There are a few Mac clients :3

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DC%2B%2B

You may be able to use EiskaltDC++? Says it's cross platform.

I think it's due to the fact that there's no caps at the moment so there's no real need to access the hub for content. I'll keep it open anyway :3

Hosting provider network was down for a bit today.. Rebooted the hub and updated the firewall, doesn't seem to have any problems from my end though.

I've increased the min share from 5GB to 100GB

The hub is hosted on a Linux VPS. It only goes down when my provider restarts the VM host (once every 2 months~) or has datacenter issues. It doesn't cost me much to keep running so I don't mind keeping it up for a long time. If I do want to stop hosting it at some point, I'll offer the domain (hub.athena.my) to another LYN member if they wanna keep it running.

@lumix

It takes about 1-2 minutes for your client to timeout from the hub if your TCP connection gets broken. Just chill for a bit and you should be able to reconnect after that period.

Up again, VPS provider doing his 1-2 month server reboot

Done that but for some reason it's not executing during these restarts

UPDATE : Taking hub down for 15 minutes to work on this issue

This post has been edited by rizvanrp: Apr 29 2011, 11:15 AM

Hubs up :3 Gonna switch to a new host soon, lol

Doing some DNS migration, give it time to propagate sorry for the downtime lul

This post has been edited by rizvanrp: Jun 18 2011, 07:12 PM

Drop me a PM with your WAN IP from http://www.whatismyip.com/ when you get that error, you may be hitting a firewall block so I need to whitelist you. :3

Maxis FTTH should be able to join but please use the '@public.maxis.com.my' login to get a public IP first. I pretty sure Maxis NATs its customers on a private LAN for the normal login domain and that would break port forwarding.

Yesh, if there's connection timeout/rejected issues, please drop me a PM with your public IP. As stated above, I would not recommend using the default private IP login domain as even HTTP traffic is routed through a different set of public IPs with Maxis (due to their DPI system). So getting your actual public IP for without using a website like whatismyip.com etc. would be a little bit harder..