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Posted: Feb. 28 2007,15:47 QUOTE

I'll submit this shortly in both our names, how's that ;=)

Just curious: did you compile this on dsl, or (I suspect) another system?

You made the debs with checkinstall?
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Posted: Feb. 28 2007,16:41 QUOTE

Compiled on Woody with checkinstall, and  things compiled on Woody seem to fit right into DSL for me.  I am still learning on how to make a proper deb as well as a dsl, but  it is slowly coming.  Thanks for your help.
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Posted: Mar. 01 2007,04:03 QUOTE

As the GWebCache options have quite old servers I had trouble getting Mutella to work.
I got it working pretty good by changing those hosts with new ones.
Here's a list of some Gnutella Web Caches: http://gcachescan.jonatkins.com


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Posted: Mar. 01 2007,14:36 QUOTE

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http://gcachescan.jonatkins.com


That's where I got the gwebcaches that my startup script sets in mutella - see the info file.

Is the startup script is working for you?  Of course there could be a new top 3 webcaches on the jonatkins site by now ...

I thought of writing a perl script to autoextract the top 3 webcaches from that site and set them in the config file on startup, but seem overkill in the light of gtk-gnutella.
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Posted: Mar. 02 2007,03:00 QUOTE

Mutella works perfectly for me, has a nice friendly web interface, and it connects to the network in a second or two.  Two of the three web caches in the default mutellarc file have a score of 100 on the jonatkins site and the third has a score of 95.  Maybe the issue Zucca is dealing with is location.  I do not know how much location plays a part in choosing web caches, but for me it makes a big difference in choosind Debian servers.  Internap is like greased lightning near Atlanta, but when I am in the mountains, the server in North Carolina is much better.  Maybe what entry works fast in one location doesn't work as fast as in another, and a few folks may have to add different web caches.  But I think the default entries are good.  Just a thought.
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