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| well, in the internet everything works by tcp/ip, including http and gnutella. http usually works by sending a single request for a specific file, and the following answer will be the required file. gnutella works by constantly sending packages (for queries, replys, pings, pongs and pushes). when you are using a servent(like limewire, bearshare & co) all querys and answers are made on the gnutella net (i.e. all the people running a gnutella servant), the actual download occurs by http (like if you want do download a www-page.) for more information, ask google for "gnutella spec" or "gnutella specification". this will probably answer all your questions ![]() hth michas |
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