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Does DC++ hashing checks the unique file codes of shared files only or all files ??

Asked by sujay on 2011-02-09

I want to know whether DC++ hashing checks the unique file code of shared files only or all files in the hard-drive including unshared files ? Also where does it store those values ? and how is the code calculated (is there any Algorithm or any method ) ?
Does DC++ use Time Division Multiplexing which most of the download managers use to increase transmission rate ?

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Solved by:: Jonas Islander

Solved:: 2011-02-10

Last query:: 2011-02-10

Last reply:: 2011-02-09

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Jonas Islander (wbbap-reg03) said on 2011-02-09:

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DC++ uses an algorithm called Tiger Tree Hash to generate a unique signature for all files. LinuxDC++ stores the list of files and signatures in ~/.dc++/files.xml.bz2.

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sujay (sujay-m17) said on 2011-02-10:

#2

Thanks Jonas Islander, that solved my question.

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sujay (sujay-m17) said on 2011-02-10:

#3

does it include unique signature for unshared files on hard drive or only shared files ???

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sujay (sujay-m17) said on 2011-02-10:

#4

does it include unique signature for unshared files on hard drive or only shared files ???

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sujay (sujay-m17) said on 2011-02-10:

#5

Thanks Jonas Islander, that solved my question.

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