DC++

getting dropped from rooms

Asked by Bill 1355

will be in a rom for a while then connection is reset by server and I get the following:
[17:03] *** Parts: soulmanred
[17:04] *** Joins: soulmanred
[17:06] *** Parts: Tamaqua
[17:06] *** Joins: pinkroses0007
[17:07] *** Joins: meinhartstock
[17:08] *** Parts: BigEd
[17:10] *** Joins: Howard
[17:10] *** Connection reset by server
[17:13] *** Connecting to themaltshoppe.dyndns.info:9753...
[17:13] *** Connected
[17:14] <Guardian> You've been disconnected because the negotiation between your client and the hub took too long
[17:14] *** Disconnected

This is happeninging 3 of the rooms I am usually in and some times in one other room... Thank you

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Bill 1355 (13bill55) said : 		#1

I have went from 301 to 401 and last to 674 which helpped in one room
running XP on a custom built machine I have had for 2 years and have never had a problem like this before

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Twilight2013 (twilight2013) said : 		#2

This article is an answer to your question with link: https://answers.launchpad.net/dcplusplus/+faq/589

“What versions of DC++ are supported in this Answers page?”.

The versions you are using is no longer getting any help support. I would recommend for you to upgrade to the latest version of DC++.

Hope that helps.

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Bill 1355 (13bill55) said : 		#3

Most of the rooms I am in will not allow the use of anything over 674 as these versions will not share with earlier versions.............. As you no longer support the earlier versions I guess I am out of luck for any answers

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Twilight2013 (twilight2013) said : 		#4

Well, tell the OPs to upgrade their hub software to the latest versions or try other hub networks on DC++ that accepts & uses the latest version of DC++.

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