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mlledes December 4th, 2001 10:38 AM

UNREGISTERED members?
 
how come when i first started this forum , i was told that in order to participate in ANY of these forums, i would HAVE TO REGISTER? obviously that isn't the case because it seems the ONLY people out there using these forums are 89% UNREGISTERED!!! half of them have more to offer than some of the moderators/developers! GO FIGURE! what really burns me up is that NOBODY takes the time to explain or help anyone having real problems with limewire in these forums. the threads are read dozens of times but never answered, meanwhile you got all these UNREGISTERED people discussing all this "way over my head" gnutella stuff so you KNOW they could've probably helped a few people with their giant "gnutella gnowledge" but GNOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!

mlledes December 8th, 2001 03:24 PM

thanks, kath!
 
i appreciate the fact that you actually take the time to answer (my) posts! it really means a lot to those of us who aren't quite sure what's going on all the time...i like your well-thought-out posts and your personality...too bad you're so many miles away! it would be great to chat about limewire over a cup a joe someday!!!:) anyway, thanks again for pulling the weight of the rest of those slack-*** forum "members". i'll do what i can to answer the easy ones!!!:p

Morgwen December 8th, 2001 03:29 PM

I am no Limesharer but if I can help...

Morgwen

backmann December 8th, 2001 08:58 PM

Well, generally any problem you could have has already been experienced by other people, so it would be advisable to take some time and check if it hasn't been posted yet. Of course, that does not mean your post should not be replied. Everybody helps with what each of us can, that's the idea of these forums.

I'm not an experienced user of Limewire either, but I am willing to help whenever I can.

Ivan
"In the dark we make a brighter light"

mlledes December 9th, 2001 04:49 AM

well, then can you tell me how to specify an incoming port on Lw 1.6?

Morgwen December 9th, 2001 05:15 AM

Hi!

Lw uses the same port for incoming and outgoing connections...

You can change this under tools/options/advanced/port...

the standard port for all Gnutella clients is 6346!

Note:

I am using 1.9 so the path can be different...

Good luck!

Morgwen

mlledes December 10th, 2001 05:12 AM

thanks, but i don't think i can change the port number on the advanced page. it is set to 6346 and will not allow me to change it. i still get an error message telling me to specify...i am using 1.6.:confused:

Morgwen December 10th, 2001 05:26 AM

I send Trustarwarrior a message...

as I said I no Limesharer, but Trustar will sure be able to help you!

Morgwen

mlledes December 10th, 2001 01:18 PM

sorry, kath. a "cup of joe" is slang for coffee! just a friendly gesture. ;)

mlledes December 10th, 2001 01:26 PM

Re: 1.6
 
Quote:

Originally posted by KathW
Hi Mlledes

I'm sorry I can't remember - it was a while ago and I've been using 1.7 for ages now.

I think you need to write in this thread what exactly is happening when you you are prompted to specify a port - at what point.

As much information as possible, then if TruStar (who has a better memory than me) comes on he will have a better chance of seeing what is wrong:)

ok-sometimes, after the search results appear on my screen and i begin to highlight an item, as soon as i hit "download any" an error message screen comes up with a whole bunch of gobbledy-goo under a general message that reads "cannot find port..(yadda,yadda) specify incoming port. if i try to download anything off of that page of search results, the same thing happens. sometimes there will be one or two selections that actually work, but , for the most part, every time i hit "download" that error message happens. i'll try to remember more of the error message the next time it happens or i'll copy it to a post so you can see.

mlledes December 10th, 2001 01:30 PM

1.7
 
oh, hey, kath!! i have windows ME and was wondering if i downloaded the right version of 1.7. the file folders read:


limewirewin1 and
limewirewinnovm(compressed file) would you happen to know if these are right for me? thanks :)

TruStarwarrior December 10th, 2001 07:38 PM

Hi mlledes!

I think I know what your problem is.
LimeWire 1.6x is notorious for gnet connection problems and incoming port # errors. These errors were, for the most part, the result of java 1.1 vs 1.3.1 Java Run Time Enviroment conflicts within the LimeWire software. There was a link to a temporary patched version, but this has since been taken down (Version 1.6 is a bit old). If you don't mind downloading a newer version, the problem has been fixed in 1.7 and above. I recommend LimeWire 1.7c. It doesn't have any ads or spyware, like 1.8 and 1.9 do (please, no flaming here about this - start a new thread if you want to). Here's the link:

http://limewire.gnutelliums.com/1.7c

To download the newest version, go to;

http://www.limewire.com/index.jsp/download

Greetings,

mlledes December 11th, 2001 12:44 PM

sorry, but can you tell me what this means?: "(please, no flaming here about this - start a new thread if you want to)."
what's flaming?
like i said, i downloaded 1.7 but i'm not sure i got the right one for my OS. i haven't installed it yet because i wanted someone to tell me if i got the right version first. the files read:

limewirewin1
limewirewinNovm
i am using windows ME.
any help is mucho appreciated!:)

TruStarwarrior December 11th, 2001 01:11 PM

FLAMING definition
 
Here's a little explanation:

There are other people who are reading this thread, and a common thing to argue and fight about, or flame, is whether or not LimeWire contains spyware. Whenever there are mentions of it on the forums, people tend to get riled up too quickly, and before you know it, people are flaming. I said "(please, no flaming here about this - start a new thread if you want to)" because I did not want people posting about this topic. If they wished to do so, I wanted them to do it on another thread.

:-)

So, this was not directed towards you, but to other people reading on the forum. Sorry I didn't make that clear before.

You should download the LimeWireWin.exe file:

Click HERE to download this file.

Did this help? Feel free to ask any more questions you may have!

:-)

P.S. There are numerous spyware discussions currently going on in the forums. Here's the link to a web site that gives info about spyware:

http://www.spychecker.com/spyware.html

mlledes December 11th, 2001 07:24 PM

thank you!!!!!!:)

Morgwen December 12th, 2001 01:50 AM

Re: FLAMING definition
 
Quote:

Originally posted by TruStarwarrior
Here's a little explanation:

There are other people who are reading this thread, and a common thing to argue and fight about, or flame, is whether or not LimeWire contains spyware. Whenever there are mentions of it on the forums, people tend to get riled up too quickly, and before you know it, people are flaming. I said "(please, no flaming here about this - start a new thread if you want to)" because I did not want people posting about this topic. If they wished to do so, I wanted them to do it on another thread.

:-)


Yes,

and if you want to start a thread about this, please do it in the Limewire forum...

only an info! :)

Morgwen

mlledes December 12th, 2001 05:10 AM

no thanks...
 
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i've got enough flamers in my life!:D


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