KM wrote:why is that then that you want people to allow flooders to connect? please do tell how much they are paying you...
Get a life and leave her alone
It is currently Thu Feb 09, 2012 9:05 am
you'll also notice that the pie file already excludes one of my caches, and it has been stated that they are trying to find excuses to remove my other peer cache from it, this would lock you to using only their caches
KM wrote:firstly, i would encourage you to actually download the patch before commenting on all of these things you want it to do so you can pretend it does harm. It does not do any of those things.
The patch does not automatically update, otherwise why would there be old versions to download? seems pointless if they were able to automatically update
The patch does not edit any other files, although the first version did attempt to fix any messed up system files that had may have been modified without the users knowing what was going on, but in the end i decided that if someone is stupid enough to install the pie text file then they might as well live with the consequences, not my fault if they want to slow their system down with it...
the patch in its current form is extremely simple and very easy for anyone to see exactly what it does, about the only thing that cant be plainly seen by looking through the binary are the specifics of the blocklist update (which loads a text file) - if you must know it uses the wininet API, mainly because I was playing with that at the time and figured I might as well use it just because I can
The block list is plain for all to see and only contains confirmed flooders that are known to not be innocent users, not a single innocent user has yet reported being on that list and if anyone ever did then it would be seriously investigated, the list is not hidden and anyone can view it if you wish to - i would post the exact URL the file is loaded from here but that is not allowed as it is on a website that isn't completely dedicated to telling users to delete files with no regard to the consequences... sites that don't tell people to start deleting random files are banned from this forum and automatically censored
The only major differences between the 2 patches are:
1. my patch contains a blocklist, which is the reason that secondary users are able to connect, or did you not notice that it was taking several minutes for secondaries to connect before this block list started to become widely used? the sole purpose of this block list is so that primary users don't get all of their slots taken up by flooders, which was happening before and is a very serious problem - I don't like the idea of a block list like that, but it is the only thing keeping the network usable
2. my patch has no dependence on the peer caches staying the same, there is no need to keep updating the patch, the original patch works just as well as the latest version, as the only real changes have been tiny tweaks for small bug fixes - although the next update will feature the first really useful update (to actively protect the network from harm)
you'll also notice that the pie file already excludes one of my caches, and it has been stated that they are trying to find excuses to remove my other peer cache from it, this would lock you to using only their caches, as well as meaning slower connection times (which is a completely different issue...) this also means that the problem you mentioned of being blocked from the network is very real, if you were to depend solely on their peer caches then you would run a very high risk of being banned from the network for even looking at them in the wrong way. This is also one of the reasons they are trying to get as many users as possible to be completely dependent on them, as long as a large number of users are using alternate caches they can't ban you from the network...
I have already stated that my patch will always use whichever peer caches are online, and will never implement any form of blocking or filtering who can and can't connect to them, something their caches have done and something they keep talking about doing again... Users of my patch are also not only using my peer caches but all online peer caches, this is of course against the wishes of the pie fools who have stated several times that their caches are for users of their patch only and users shouldn't be able to use all online caches...
I have to ask you, how can you possibly support a group that refuses to allow any alternate patches, stating that users are only allowed to use their temporary solution and censoring any references to other solutions, and justify it by claiming to support users having choice? lol
and btw, my patch is not a temporary solution, it can sustain winmx indefinitely if required, no updates or changes are required or would ever be required... although as i said i will be updating it just to add some extra little features and make it even better, but it is far from a temporary solution... unlike a fixed text file that you have to keep updating as it is already out of date
KM wrote:The patch does not edit any other files, although the first version did attempt to fix any messed up system files that had may have been modified without the users knowing what was going on
Vladd44 wrote:.
Download PIE Patch 2.6 here
PIEpatch, Easy to use and simple to install. The easiest way to get WinMX working again.
If you installed the vladd44.com/mx/piepatch.php ws2_32.dll file
The Dll patch will negate the value of the PIEpatch. If you want to use the PIEpatch, you will need to uninstall ws2_32.dll.
[url=file:///c:/Program%20Files/WinMX/]C:\Program Files\WinMX[/url]. <-- Clicking will allow you to open the folder that WinMX defaults to,here you can verify whether you have the dll installed.
This is a matter of personal preference, however to take advantage of the latest PIEpatch you will need to uninstall the dll.
Thanks to Hollowlife for creating the automatic installer.
PIE Patch is updated to reflect new options in peer caches. Please update asap if you are using an older version.
Good Work all involved. Special thanks to Sabre and Ranma.
What's the difference between both? Can't i use both the PIE Patch and that ws2 dll?
MP33.2 wrote:JIM-921
You constantly refer to the attack on the Vladd44 site and point the finger at KM as the one who carried it out.
However you do not own this site and cannot in no way make a conclusive condemnation towards any individual with absolute truth.
(19:33:09) KingMacro: i have a great avatar i want to put on your forum but can't because it is down, will you fix it already?
(19:33:11) KingMacro: lol
(19:33:24) Vladd44: i think i will leave it down for the day
(19:33:31) Vladd44: that would play better
(21:50:07) KingMacro: but i assume you are going to fix it some time soon, so fix the f**k... lol
(21:50:14) Vladd44: no, i am not
(21:50:21) Vladd44: i am going to let it sit a while
(21:50:51) KingMacro: lol, why?
(21:50:54) Vladd44: goes well after your post
btw, people will no doubt notice that over the last couple of days i have started using the word lier more and more when talking about the various people involved in the whole "pie" campaign, this is because to be completely honest i have given up trying to word it in any more polite way, they do not deserve that any more... you'll also note that my stating that they are lieing to everyone is something that has yet to be disputed
KM wrote:you'd almost think that an updated list of every peer cache that my patch uses isn't posted on a website, you'd almost think that they hadn't memorised the IP Addresses of my caches... they did know about my peer caches as they have both been included in previous versions, however by their own admission they removed them, the excuses vary between posts but the general theme of their argument is that it was down for 5 minutes so they excluded it from both versions and instead used a more stable one that is only offline about 75% of the time... lol
KM wrote:to be honest a single server outage isn't something anyone would bother with, as everyone should be using at least 2 or 3 caches, however a cache that is not able to handle the small amounts of traffic generated by users starting up winmx should not be being posted about as a cache for everyone to use
KM wrote:... the pie team refuse to acknowledge this obvious problem and do anything at all to help get rid of it.
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