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I am using Gnottella and there doesn't seems to be a way of resuming a file from a different host. If the host was a modem user and they reconnect, their IP will change and a can't resume.
Is there any client that can check that the file is the same (using checksum/filelengh) and resume. Ideally I would like to click on the incomplete download and select "search for file". |
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[Is there any client that can check that the file is the same (using checksum/filelengh) and resume.]
Gnucleus can do this. Greetings.... |
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and it will do it without reporting your whereabouts to 5 different marketing companies
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PHEX does it too, very effectiv, and automatically in fact.
I found V0.46 works better for me than the later one right now. The latest Gnucleus version 1.3.3 is really outstanding now. JD |
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