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Refresh Server List in napigator.com
by Juniperus_chinesis - Dec 11th 2003 19:17:02
fixed gnapster's refresh server list in napigator.com.
Download available in:
http://juniperus.homelinux.com:8001/files/gnapster-1.5.0.tar.gz
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sorry if im being stupid...
by iapolemist - Oct 24th 2002 12:10:47
but i can't figure out how to make a new user in
gnapster... if anybody can help me id appreciate
it!
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Gnapster (Linux)
by Jmedica - May 29th 2002 04:27:16
* move in queue (only allows 1 file to be added) drag.
overall great program.
/src/callbacks.c
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speed up re-connect time
if (!safe_exit(ci))
ci->reconnect_timeout = TIMEOUT_ADD(100, reconnect_cb, stab);
/src/napster.c
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speed up retry (download queue)
if (!user_info.conf[AUTOCANCEL]) {
TIMEOUT_REMOVE(real->start_timeout);
real->timeout_tag = TIMEOUT_ADD(700,remote_queue_
check, real);
}
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Regards
John Medica
System administrator - Listening-Post
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oops .. no more napster for linux users
by Jeremy Manning - Aug 17th 2001 00:30:05
I have downloaded many napster programs such as this one .. and
lately I have noticed that none of them are working because of the upgrade
(for windows and mac only) at www.napster.com .. I am just
wandering what is going to happen with all the linux clients for napster??
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--Jeremy Manning (dead-zone.sf.net)
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Re: oops .. no more napster for linux users
by Joni K. - Aug 20th 2001 03:41:27
> I am just wandering what is going to happen
> with all the linux clients for napster??
Of course there are plenty of OpenNap servers that you can use with
non-Windows clients...
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Big improvements in 1.5.0!
by CulDee - Aug 13th 2001 08:24:27
Gnapster is now *really* useful!
Support for multiple servers and searching for servers that are up. These
two alone makes for a big improvement! And there's much more new
here...
(+ the program looks very very good to :)
Keep up the good work!
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Finally, it connects to official server
by Espectro - Jan 23rd 2001 13:12:14
I had contacted Jasta a long time ago concerning gnapster
would not connect to the official server. Now it is fixed
and i can recommend this program to anyone.
Wishlist: please enable mp3 play inside gnapster!
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Re: Finally, it connects to official server
by qantiko - May 1st 2003 02:30:51
> I had contacted Jasta a long time ago
> concerning gnapster
> would not connect to the official
> server. Now it is fixed
> and i can recommend this program to
> anyone.
> Wishlist: please enable mp3 play inside
> gnapster!
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i dont know how to connect my gnapster to the offcial host
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1.4.x not working
by tph - Jan 20th 2001 18:20:59
The 1.4 releases don't appear to work on my x86 Slackware machine with
2.2.17. 1.3.12 works fine. The client will connect to the server, but it
immediately disconnects with no error message.
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Fantastic
by Skriv_Har - Nov 23rd 2000 21:22:28
Nice program, houston =]
I got too excited by using gnapster... It's a lot better than other
napster clients. The .tar.gz didn't work, although, but the RPM didn't show
any dependencies (I think it's a good and basic program). Very good,
congratulations!
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Napster forever!
by TZapper - Oct 16th 2000 01:15:37
I think that Napster is a revolutional music sharing software. And I am
totally against closing it down or making it non-free. Some articles said
that most american and european people are ready to pay for Napster, but i
am not, not because i am greedy, but because this system must be free of
charge. What are music producers are afraid of? I would still buy the CD if
i liked the music a lot, and why, that's because MP3 portable players are
expensive to buy. Anyway, where do the music come from in Napster? Same
CDs! Artists have nothing to lose, Napster makes people buy the CDs
instead. The progress is so large that this software has showed up in Linux
very quickly. GNapster - as well as the original Napster is a great
software.
Go Napster, go GNapster, go Macster!
..But if, it goes non-free system, electronica music must be always
free.
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New Gnapster Compiles, Works Like A Charm
by Tim Little - Aug 18th 2000 20:25:27
Subject line says it all. Previously released version had "new user" bug,
but the new tarball installed beautifully on RedHat 6.1, standard kernel.
Starting enjoying downloads within minutes . My compliments to the author.
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logon
by Dracus - Aug 2nd 2000 16:47:19
I get the invalid password deal, too. Is there some trick to making a new
user that I'm not seeing? Or does it have something to do with the huge
napster controversy as of late?
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Cannot connect !
by chronos_malfunct - Jul 31st 2000 12:27:59
I seem to keep getting these invalid password messages evrytime I try to
log in . I am trying to set up a new user and apparently don't know how to
sign up correctly . Is there a FAQ around ?
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Nice Napster clone
by Torbjørn Kristoffersen - May 21st 2000 06:12:20
GNapster is a very nice Napster clone with a neat UI. It did also
compile fast and with no errors on my Debian GNU/Linux
system (./configure;make took approximately 42 seconds on my
Celeron 466MHz.)
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Re: RPMs
by Kevin Vajk - Mar 15th 2000 00:59:06
There is an RPM spec file with the source .tar.gz file. That's all you
need to create your own .src.rpm.
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Gnapster RPM
by kevin - Mar 11th 2000 16:42:22
I normally compile all my stiff, but the RPM works just fine on my custom
RH box. And the guy who said tgz's are easier is on crack.
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Linux-Mandrake
by Josh - Mar 6th 2000 04:06:48
Compiles fine and works great on Mandrake 7.0
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Best Linux Napster client yet!
by Nick - Mar 5th 2000 21:02:50
'nuff said.
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Works on Mandrale 7.02
by Grinder - Feb 28th 2000 14:51:49
The first times some problems, i could not connect... but now works very
well...cool prg!!
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gnapster rocks
by Simon Scott - Feb 27th 2000 08:21:14
Works perfectly, nice UI, good job boys!
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Re: gnapster rocks
by Rif{le} - Feb 5th 2001 11:27:00
> Works perfectly, nice UI, good job
> boys!
i prefer using lopster,
its has full functions :)
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Rat Head 6.0
by Zta - Feb 26th 2000 16:20:10
Downloaded, compiled, installed under a fresh RH6.0. Not a single problem.
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binaries are available from homepage
by l33r - Jan 9th 2000 22:19:21
binaries are available from homepage
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Work as hell!
by di$$y tun3Z / The CareBears Network - Dec 16th 1999 12:15:26
Gnapster compiled successfully, and works as hell on my RedHat 6.1 =)
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works on slack7
by Kenneth Sanislo - Dec 13th 1999 22:24:44
Compiles and works great on Slackware 7.... and to think., i was really
missing out by running redhat. This makes my switch well worth it =)
(well... that, and TGZs are just easier than RPMs)
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Does compile!
by Geoff Wong - Dec 7th 1999 23:54:31
Compiled no problems for me on Redhat 6.1.
Although it won't actually connect me ...
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Lopster vs. Gnapster
by Rob Cakebread - Feb 9th 2001 23:03:40
1.4.2 won't compile on RH6.2 with latest Helix Gnome. There is no RPM for
1.4.2. Soooooo... I checked out Lopster and it kicks butt!
It has way more features, lets you download any mime-type when connected
to OpenNap and lets you associate applications to said mime-types.
Lopster is based on GTK - check it out.
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