Re: [Mldonkey-users] Overnet: servers.ini

[crazee_canuck]

Wednesday, December 4, 2002, 4:12:00 PM, Garvin wrote:

GH>  Salutations, Mldonkey-users!

Greetings Garvin!

GH> Which format are overnet-peers expected in the servers.ini file?

GH> It looks like that:

GH> overnet_peers = [
GH>         (C62982989832098saf0980908, "80.59.43.106", 5808, 0);
GH>         (C124112498112FQ1211231313, "80.133.252.60", 10553, 1)]

That's how mine looks....

GH> Because my servers.ini is always empty I want to parse the URL http:// 
GH> overnet.wiretapped.us/contact.ocl into a correct format. The format in the  
GH> ocl-file seems to be reverse; the last var seems to be an MD-hash and the  
GH> IP is the first var.

The default ovweb command works fine for me without any arguments...
(I see from a previous post that you are using the CVS with Pango(tm)
patches...your ovweb command should be fine.


GH> But for what is the last variable in the above format used for? Is it a  
GH> "number of connection tries" or something like that?

The number of times the connection was attempted, and failed, AFAIK.

GH> Another question: If I want to use Overnet, for which messages do I have  
GH> to lookout in mldonkey-debug output? I get strings like:

{snipped}

GH> But there is no "Network Overnet registered". Is this correct this way?

 Yes.  I don't know what exactly to look for, but here are some of
 the messages that the Overnet support logs:
----
REPLY FROM 194A1BE77BC9EFBE370DFE3EEF7B2D88 --> 217.224.231.223:3665
Creating client 68.115.6.25:9558
RESULT:
  "loc" = "bcp://0cb8ee4a2add3d6116c7b78d04e9d2fb:68.115.6.25:9558"
OK: ONE REPLY 

DISTANCES: origin 0A9A895F454C9D767233CF421838CE2D from 
03749875F2717D6E4EC68584C37B6429
DISTANCES: peer   000BF63991A60114F5B022EA5EBC1823 from 
09E5E713269BE10CC945682C85FFB227
DISTANCES: peer   004108D1D687E071CD374F8D6609426B from 
09AF19FB61BA0069F1C2054BBD4AE86F
OK: SEARCH REPLY
PEER 217.236.7.175:6942
PEER 80.13.40.50:10830

----

There are most likely other messages...if so, I don't know what they
are.....


HTH,

Ed