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gpaduganan September 13th, 2002 05:07 PM

searching by ip address??
 
Is is possible to search for specific computers currently logged on the network by typing in their IP address???

Kaapeli September 21st, 2002 11:53 AM

No, but BearShare 4.1.0 will support Host Browsing which allows you to browse other user's shared files.

Morgwen September 22nd, 2002 08:59 AM

Kaapeli,

I was possible when you have a static IP or something like no-ip:

www.no-ip.com

or did this change?

Morgwen

Kaapeli September 27th, 2002 05:26 AM

Morgwen,

I have no idea what you are talking about.. Can you please clarify a bit? :)

(sorry if my reply took so long, I don't follow these forums so frequently)

Morgwen September 27th, 2002 07:37 AM

You could type the IP adress in the older versions until 2..2.7 (the last I used), but I never was able to connect...

I tried it with a static IP like no-ip, you have a name instead your normal IP and a small application which updates your dynamic IP (the same like you have a real static IP), and I was able to connect...

Now I want to know if this is possible with the new versions of bearshare?

Morgwen

Kaapeli September 27th, 2002 09:25 AM

Oh yes, you mean the "Manually connect to host" option? Yes, that have been possible as long as I've been using BearShare (since 2.2.0). It should work when ever you try connecting to a non-firewalled host which has free slots. And now with ultrapeers, the host you're connecting to must have free peer or leaf slots, depending on your mode.

And actually, that no-ip.org service. It doesn't give a static IP address to you, it gives only a DNS name which always points to your IP address.

Morgwen September 28th, 2002 07:54 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Kaapeli
And actually, that no-ip.org service. It doesn't give a static IP address to you, it gives only a DNS name which always points to your IP address.
Yes but this has the same effect as a static IP.

So in theory it is possible to search by IPs, try to connect to that IP - if succesfull start a search, now you should find the files from this IP...

Morgwen

WattsTech October 4th, 2002 02:28 PM

I have a static IP and I would not want everyone on Gnutella to know what it is.


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