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After having implemented multiple filenames for search-results, it doesn't seem very feasable to implement this. You rarely get more than a couple of different names, most of which (in my experience) are just variations of the common filename. Why dont you compile a CVS snapshot, take a look, and tell me what you think? |
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arichy
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2006-01-17 22:13
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Ok thanks, but I will wait with testing, due to Kry's todays warning about current tarballs ("VERY VERY dangerous").
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arichy
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2006-06-24 13:59
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Xaignar, what do You mean with "multiple filenames for search results" ? Where do I find them ? Cannot see multiple filenames in search result list on cvs-2006-06-24. But when downloading a file from the search result list and then right clicking on that file in download list and choos file details then there are shown other names for that file.
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Mutiple names only show up for kad searches and global searches. When a search-result has mutiple names, you will see a blue dot to the left of the name. Double-clicking on the name will expand it (like sources for files) and you can then see the known names for the files.
The problem is that you generally only get a few widely spread names, since the servers only store a single name to my knowledge. Already downloading files, on the other hand, is able to give a more accurate picture, since all sources report the name of the file as they see it. |
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As described in the previous comments, it is not feasble to implement this, so I'm marking this as "not fixable".
Cheers. |
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