P2P-Zone - registry edit for morpheus 1.3.3 reconnect

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Originally posted by indiana_jones
for all those who still hang on a "to old" morph 1.3.3 and cannot connect.
mine works with the regkeys below and, what a miracle, also learned to estimate those fantastic user and file and gigabyte numbers.

i contains some netinfo setting getting rid of the "to old" and supernode ips, which still seem to accept oldies but are connected to the net too.

okay it cannot logon to the central server and shows the ??? in the username - but who really cares :tu:
i put this here in plain text for the suspicious, for all others i attached a zip with the reg - but if you use it - 1. backup yours
indy

Indy - if there were a prize for the most hardworking, perserverant, generous Morpher, I would have to give it to YOU!!:V:

And I'd like to personal punch Steve Griffin AND his morpheus right in the nuts for being the biggest jerk-offs on the planet!!

Here's to you Indy!!
:beer:

After going through all this crap with Morpheus, I think it's time I kicked it to the curb...........I can always do some dumpster diving once things become more stable and less brain draining.

File hunting should be fun, this is turning into a chess game the users can't possibly win.................

Re: Re: registry edit for morpheus 1.3.3 reconnect

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Originally posted by BuzzB2K

I'm also running Grokster right now and just a bit ago connected with 900203 users sharing 1909K files????
That is just over 2 files per user????

And I did a registry search and there is no reference to "CloudLoad" at all...

I'm seeing 1.06 million users, sharing 1951K files. And while the number of users seems to be climbing, the amount of files stays the same.

Ok (Im gonna regret this) .... so this bunch of techno numeric stuff sorts out Morpheus, which I love. Any easy way to describe what the hell you guys are doing :con: :con: :con: :PO:

@golden:beer: :love: :J:
as for the hard work - i think johndoe and the movie verifier, they do the hard work - for me its just pleasure and fun to figure out how things might work (maybe i'm a little "would be" hacker at last).
i do not so much download - most of my downloads stuck and claim more sources for weeks - the searching was always most boring for me - thats why the idea with the startfiles fascinated me - just copy paste some small strings start the thing and go to sleep and next day at breakfast you can listen to a whole new album - that was the idea - okay i also always wanted to know how to write a windows program with all those nice popups - was surprise how easy it was. and so on - as it is - i dont watch tv either - so i have lot of time to play with p2p and its hidden features.

and of course i enjoy your company here :love:.
and what i most would appreciate - if the idea of VLAIBB makes its first step and gets rid of the topmost supersuper = nevermore connects to the musiccity host.

@micksiemonsta
this numbers are simply some information about network and supernode ips stored in the registry by the morpheus client. i exported it from my registry of a connecting mopheus 1.3.3 - so if you import the attached c-working.reg into your registry it might be that your morpheus client starts connecting again. (if it didnt)

indy

To :AP: :AP: :beer: :beer: :TS: for Johndoe and the Movie Verifier too!!

Well, it was working, but then it stopped.

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Originally posted by goldenrod
To :AP: :AP: :beer: :beer: :TS: for Johndoe and the Movie Verifier too!!

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by indy
as for the hard work - i think johndoe and the movie verifier, they do the hard work

Hey, thanks guys for the kind words. My verifiers...fogelbise, stoepsel, and kermit also deserve a lot of credit. The site wouldn't run so well if I didn't also have their help. Good work guys...:beer: :ND:

That's what's so great about the p2p community...we all help each other out. There are still a lot users who don't realize the p2p programs are really run by us the users. Some company may be providing the programs but we are the ones doing all the work...it's really up to us to help either other.

"That's what's so great about the p2p community...we all help each other out. There are still a lot users who don't realize the p2p programs are really run by us the users. Some company may be providing the programs but we are the ones doing all the work...it's really up to us to help either other."

It you coudln't have said it any better. Very true indeed.