admin Posted August 26, 2006 Share Posted August 26, 2006 BitCometBeta can be found at this page: http://www.bitcomet.com/doc/download-beta.htm BitCometBeta ChangeLog ================================== 20060826 Add Open BCTP link dialog Add Task Link page in task properties dialog Add Half-Open TCPIP connection limitatiom modafication for Windows XP SP2, in Preferences dialog 20060824 Improved BitComet Passport transfer protocol 20060822 Improved BitComet Passport transfer protocol 20060816 Fix some crash problem in BT download 20060813 Add download speed limit Fix some crash problem in FTP download Fix some crash problem in HTTP download 20060811 Remove Pause button Fix some crash problem in HTTP download 20060809 Fix some crash problem in HTTP download 20060808 Add HTTP download function with multi connections for each file Task only can be set catlog after download finish Fix the bug that private tag in torrent file does not work 20060806 Add passport info view in main window Improve crash report 20060802 Improve the upload strategy Fix the bug that HTTP protocol processing may cause crash May fix the "Out of memory" error 20060731 Fix the bug that the file progress can not update Fix the bug that the connection limit per task do not work Crash Report can capture "Out of memory" error 20060727 Fix the bug that only few peers is connected 20060724 Fix the memory management bug that may cause memory leak Fix the bug that the files selection download does not work 20060723 Fix a compile bug that may cause crash 20060722 Add option to auto stop after task finished Fix UDP Tracker can not be connected Fix HTTP Tracker redirect do not work Beta version can only run on Windows 2000/XP 20060719 Add preview Improve upload strategy. Install to BitComet directory, can work with release version. 20060716 Fix the crash when click OK in the Setting Dialog. 20060713 Rewrite core code. Some functions are disabled temporarily. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
marcin205 Posted August 26, 2006 Share Posted August 26, 2006 hmm this version is nervous for me when i click left button mouse to file when not download or download allrady bittorent lauch browser :huh:.dht is not loginned in...but DHT connected node: 218.this version have unstable download speed very.....low Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bit Posted August 26, 2006 Share Posted August 26, 2006 BitCometBeta ChangeLog ================================== 20060826 [...] Add Half-Open TCPIP connection limitatiom modafication for Windows XP SP2, in Preferences dialog What specifically is the change? Is it the TcpNumConnections registry entry described among other places: http://forums.bitcomet.com/index.php?showtopic=984 http://flum.se/articles/article.asp?id=14 That will not change the maximum rate (number per second) of half-open tcpip traffic imposed by XP SP2 tcpip.sys, which is usually the cause for the EventID 4226 in the XP system log. The only way I know of to change the rate of outbound half-open tcpip traffic is to edit tcpip.sys with a hex editor. (tcpip.sys is a system managed, or protected, file and it will automatically be changed back if you try to modify it unless windows file protection is turned off.) There's a big difference between maximum number and maximum rate, and unless people manually edit tcpip.sys, which I do not recommend, I think this change may mislead people into believing the problem imposed by XP SP2 has been solved, when it has not. That's just me. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bit Posted August 27, 2006 Share Posted August 27, 2006 Wow! You are actually modifying the system file. You are very bold. I'm not sure your courage is warranted, but that's an appropriate use issue. One school of thought would be it's ok if you can get away with it. Another might object to the wanton carelessness this method is likely to cause by unknowing users. I find it questionable and I'm definately not going to use that method. You'll have to deal with it--not only support, but also the effect this has on the character and nature of BitComet. Overriding Windows File Protection to modify system files is serious business, and some people may be hurt and unhappy. I would suggest at least disabling that method until the user has been warned that what they are doing could seriously affect their system stability and accepts responsibility. Otherwise, you're assuming way too much competence on the part of the user. The risk is that Microsoft may update tcpip.sys, like they did somewhere around June 22, 2006 in a regular windows update that most people have configured to run automatically, and following that a user unknowingly runs the BitComet tcpip.sys modification method to edit a new tcpip.sys based on offset values from the old tcpip.sys, networking could be lost and most people would lose alot of time and/or money fixing things. Good luck! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
admin Posted August 28, 2006 Author Share Posted August 28, 2006 you are right. We need to think this issue more carefully. Thanks. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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