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All the databases are fine. The key is looking at the post date, either in the search engine or on Share itself. The older a hash is the less likely you'll be able to download it, same as torrents. On OpenNap, WinMX and eMule, JAV hang around for a long time, but on Share and BitTorrent, they disappear quite quickly.
I understand what you mean...
JAV normally do hang around for longer time...
But for me, nothing is more valuable than Tada Mizuho's stuff...:dozingoff:
JAV normally do hang around for longer time...
But for me, nothing is more valuable than Tada Mizuho's stuff...:dozingoff:
ok i know this is an old problem that was asked many times before, but i think mine is different and i need some help. it's the same error "disconnected due to port error", but i can connect to my nodes and even start download something .This mean i can run share, connect nodes, put on a trigger, start download...etc before the problem happend. Anybody can help?
It is an old problem indeed. The solution is still the same though. You have to open up the same port TCP in and out on both Share EX2 and your firewall, be it software or built into your router.
You need to make sure your Windows time is updated and correct. It is possible that daylight savings time is affecting the time check, or that you live in a special time zone that Share does not recognize. If that is the case, you may try manually setting your Windows clock forward or backward 1 hour.
Noticed you edited your post, so I'm not sure if you still need help using keydb/sharedb, but here's a translation:
keydb.jpn.ch
sharedb.info
On keydb.jpn.ch, if you search using "Copy/past list" mode, or on sharedb.info, you will get codes like this:
Select the whole line and copy it, then back in Share, look at the Triggers tab, and click on Paste. You should see the info (filename, hash, and ID if present) added automatically.
Alternatively you can click on Add trigger and copy the information manually. If you want to download a specific file, entering just the hash is fine. If you want to download all files that match a certain string (such as all albums from a specific band), you can enter just the filename and uncheck "Delete matching query triggers".
keydb.jpn.ch
sharedb.info
On keydb.jpn.ch, if you search using "Copy/past list" mode, or on sharedb.info, you will get codes like this:
Code:
[Share Plugin] [PDK10] OneCacheDelete_011.rar 183,121 1123455bb3fb081b0382f835ca16c781aacee6f9Select the whole line and copy it, then back in Share, look at the Triggers tab, and click on Paste. You should see the info (filename, hash, and ID if present) added automatically.
Alternatively you can click on Add trigger and copy the information manually. If you want to download a specific file, entering just the hash is fine. If you want to download all files that match a certain string (such as all albums from a specific band), you can enter just the filename and uncheck "Delete matching query triggers".
I was just wondering where the CacheDumpEx plugin should go because as you all know, there are only three folders inside ShareEX; one for uploads, one for downloads, one for cache and no folder for plugins. If there is no plugins folder, should one be made or should the plugin just go into the main ShareEX folder.
Also if anyone has a direct download link for the plugin it would be greatly appreciated.
Also if anyone has a direct download link for the plugin it would be greatly appreciated.
You can put the plugin wherever you like. The plugins are enabled by manually adding individual plugin files -- they are not automatically detected. If it's more convenient for you, you can place them all within a "plugins" folder inside the Share folder.
CacheDumpEx has been superceded by CacheDumpExEro, which is faster and more stable while adding a few extra functions.
For security purposes, plugins are distributed directly within Share. Use the following trigger for CacheDumpExEro:
Make sure you have "TESTER_WORKS" in your cluster list.
CacheDumpEx has been superceded by CacheDumpExEro, which is faster and more stable while adding a few extra functions.
For security purposes, plugins are distributed directly within Share. Use the following trigger for CacheDumpExEro:
Code:
[Share Plugin] [PDK10] CacheDumpExEro_v0021.rar 316,495 f01b3ea5115727f05ce575dc43f9d3ec3cd99549Make sure you have "TESTER_WORKS" in your cluster list.
Thanks for the info. I have just one more question. Once I have the plugin where I should all I have to do is convert the file, isn't that right?
Also, I've just got my hands on the plugin and I have just noticed that once the plugin is extracted, because it comes inside a rar file, the name of the extracted folder becomes [Share Plugin] [PDK10] CacheDumpExEro_v0021; so I'm assuming that just putting that folder within ShareEx2's main folder without renaming it is just enough. I hope that's the case.
Also, I've just got my hands on the plugin and I have just noticed that once the plugin is extracted, because it comes inside a rar file, the name of the extracted folder becomes [Share Plugin] [PDK10] CacheDumpExEro_v0021; so I'm assuming that just putting that folder within ShareEx2's main folder without renaming it is just enough. I hope that's the case.
Once extracted, you can put the folder wherever you like. The important thing is to go into Share, click on Settings > Plugins, and adding the CacheDumpExEro.dll file. Since only the .dll file matters, you can put it in whatever folder you want.
CacheDumpExEro is not necessary: by default, Share is able to convert files that are downloaded with its own built-in convert function. CacheDumpExEro gives you advanced options on how to convert. For example, if a video file (such as AVI) is incomplete, Share's build-in convert function cannot convert the file, whereas CacheDumpExEro can (the video will still be missing the parts that are incomplete, but the video will be able to be played).
CacheDumpExEro is not necessary: by default, Share is able to convert files that are downloaded with its own built-in convert function. CacheDumpExEro gives you advanced options on how to convert. For example, if a video file (such as AVI) is incomplete, Share's build-in convert function cannot convert the file, whereas CacheDumpExEro can (the video will still be missing the parts that are incomplete, but the video will be able to be played).
Hi.
The answer to my question might have already been answered in this thread, but I'm trying to download this file using the hash key but Share has been running for the last 3 hours and still doesn't find the file. I followed the whole tutorial, it's connected and downloading nodes. But I'm still waiting...
Thanks for the help!
The answer to my question might have already been answered in this thread, but I'm trying to download this file using the hash key but Share has been running for the last 3 hours and still doesn't find the file. I followed the whole tutorial, it's connected and downloading nodes. But I'm still waiting...
Thanks for the help!
Did you really look at the first post ?
Fuurin said:
You have to put the two files attached at the right place and Share will "magically" have an all-english interface. Better read the rest of the post to be able to use it.
Sounds like it might be a problem with your cluster words. What words are you using? Does a search turn up the video?