a few of my users use a strange status of FIREBALL which does strange things to thier icons.
Anyone know what this is?
QuoteOriginally posted by n1ck
a few of my users use a strange status of FIREBALL which does strange things to thier icons.
Anyone know what this is?
don't quite understand what you mean, could you explain it more??
Im using RMDC++ and when i look down the userlist an icon stands out (kinda red with spikes) but if i do a report on the users i see this
Status: Fireball Away (11)
Status: Fireball (9)
Just wondering if anyone knew what it was!
could be a new net limiter... but im not sure :(
DCDM checks them on the way in, all seems ok, i re-check this lot with rmDC and i dont get anything funny from them!
Just thought this was odd and was wondering if anyone else had seen it!
Hi you noobies ;) The original NMDC client used to have different status messages for different users. i.e. a user's icon would be faded if they were away. Some clients/mod's still have this feature, like IDC i believe. A fireball simply means that user has an incredibly fast connection and has uploaded a file at 200 KB/s+ or something along those lines.
Was JUST about to put it seems to be a NMDC thing only!
P.s Must be great to KNOW EVERYTHING you master of all lol
DOOOH, I know that fireball means Lan T3, house means Lan T1, sattelite dish means - sattelite, globe with cabel means - cabel....
but fom where do you get these numbers?
Status: Fireball Away (11) <<<--- what does 11 means???
Status: Fireball (9) <<<--- what does 9 means???
Odd because in all the other clients ive ever used ive never seen this fireball icon. Im guessing that the numbers are what tells the client what to show
ie 11 = Fireball away
9= Firewall (normal)
6= Lan T1 ect
from what i can gather, each status is simply numbered. Not really familiar with those house icons and all that. seems like they're added in some of the new clients. prefer the olds ones in NMDC.
1 for normal,
2 for away,
3 also for away,
4 for fileserver,
5 also for fileserver,
6 for fileserver away,
7 also for fileserver away,
8 for fireball,
9 also for fireball,
10 for fireball away, and
11 also for fireball away.
Cheers for the info people - most helpful!
QuoteOriginally posted by [NL]Pur
1 for normal,
2 for away,
3 also for away,
4 for fileserver,
5 also for fileserver,
6 for fileserver away,
7 also for fileserver away,
8 for fireball,
9 also for fireball,
10 for fireball away, and
11 also for fireball away.
I didnt even knew that...
btw those user icons (Houses, Globes with cables etc.) are supported by sDC
and oDC, Rmdc, fuldc....
$MyINFO $ALL
$ $$$$|
- Nickname // without spaces
- User description
- User connection to the internet.
Default NMDC1 connections types 28.8Kbps, 33.6Kbps, 56Kbps, Satellite, ISDN, DSL, Cable, LAN(T1), LAN(T3)
Default NMDC2 connections types Modem, DSL, Cable, Satellite, LAN(T1), LAN(T3)
- User status as ascii char
1 = normal, 2 and 3 = away, 4 and 5 = server, 6 and 7 = server away, 8 and 9 = fireball, 10 and 11 = fireball away
SERVER = client have uptime > 2 hours, > 2 GB shared, upload > 200 MB
fireball = upload > 100 kB/s
- User email adress
- Share size in bytes
- asd
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