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looks great keep up the good work Patchou

BTW: MP!3 Reinvented looks good (or Reloaded? )

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Originally posted by Kryptonate
BTW: MP!3 Reinvented looks good (or Reloaded? )

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reloaded should have been MP2, shouldn't it? and in that acse MP3 would be Revolutions

Oh yeah !! Plus Revolutions. That kicks ass !!

*Suddenly, Fraisie has tons of ideas for promoting the next versions...

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Originally posted by Choli
reloaded should have been MP2, shouldn't it? and in that acse MP3 would be Revolutions

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I know, but I was thinking about Win XP Reloaded, didn't thought about The Matrix actually.. MP!3 Revolutions... nice (I hope it's better then the movie (looks already like it))

Patchou did you get my mail about a possible bug that would be in the auto accepting?

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Originally posted by Huuf
Patchou did you get my mail about a possible bug that would be in the auto accepting?

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what is that (possible) bug about?

With the Messenger Plus! auto accept feature

If you send to many files you get the message that the file not yet could be retrieved, If messenger plus! doesn't check if that message is there, then it will possible
a) flood the user with messages
b) crash msn messenger
c) crash msgplus
d) all of the above

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Originally posted by Huuf
flood the user with messages

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only the user who sends the files, right? at the other side, where plus is autoaccepting files, nothing happens and no mesage is shown. I think that's what happens. In this case, the user who is sending the files is who is harmed, not the other who told plus to autoaccept files. Am i wrong? I don't think so..

No client A and B are chatting
client A sends 30 files to client B
Client B will get flooded (tried it)

Edit: Blah, Hoof beat me to it.... Well, I still made another point so I won't delete this post.

@Choli: No, the person who sends can't be flooded as he's the one who's sending the files.

The other person, however, can be flooded with file transfer requests, and if Plus! receives them all instantly, it could accept hundreds of requests per minute. However, MSN Messenger can't accept more than 5 simultaneous transfers or so, so I don't see a big problem there...