[Mldonkey-bugs] [ 100801 ] Any plans for blacklist?

[nobody]

Support Request #100801, was updated on 2002-Apr-24 04:12
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Status: Open
Priority: 6
Summary: Any plans for blacklist?

By: mldonkey
Date: 2002-Apr-24 08:12

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Of course, we are working on it.

Currently:

In 1.14, you can add a comment to a file MD4. It is stored 
in the "comments.met" file. Use the command

comment  md4_of_file  "comment"

in the console. You can also use the right click menu in the 
GUI for that. Comments are displayed in the search results 
in the web interface. In the GUI, they appear on the left 
when selecting a file.

In (future) 1.15, a comment "Downloaded" is automatically 
added in the search results on the WEB interface when a 
file has already been downloaded.

Of course, we need more. Probably, an option should be 
added to allow users to say "don't display downloaded 
files" , and another "black list this file", that could even be 
propagated on WEB sites.

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By: am
Date: 2002-Apr-24 04:12

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May be not exactly black-list, but assigning a status
to a file and somehow displaying that status in search
results page. For instance, if you know a certain file
is a fake you mark it as fake and it is displayed in
gray or something. Or just a simple one letter status
column would be Ok too if colors are more complex.

In my understanding - it is probably the biggest
problem of mldonkey. Search is great, but when you have
to manually weed through the same junk every time...

Statuses I think might be useful:
 "seen" (automatically assigned to all fully downloaded
files)
 "junk" - manually assigned to junk files
 "my" - files one shares or used to share before,
manually or automatically assigned.

Statuses may be exclusive to simplify it.

It would be nice to have keyboard shortcuts for these,
but that's minor.

I could write all this in C, but caml is not an option
unfortunately, sorry.

Andrew

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