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As written in the posts linked above the old NMDC way leaves up to others (the responders) to decide what file extensions belong to a certain file type you choose to filter by when you do a search. In short, when you filter your searches by file types in ADC the big difference (and advantage) is that its you (the sender) who specify what types you want in the result list by sending a file extension list.

Among those the most important for us now is the one describing the difference of search between ADC and NMDC protocol, mostly the part that tells us how filtering for file types differ in ADC.

Search in both ADC and NMDC has already described in great detail in various older posts of this blog. Microsoft has also dropped Windows XP SP2 support, but that’s fixable just by updating to XP SP3.Ĭonsequently, official DC++ support for both Windows 2000 and XP SP2 has hereby ceased. Win2k users should thus find a newer, still-supported operating system to use as soon as feasible. Every additional day with Windows 2000 on the Internet increases the likelihood of being exploited by an unpatched vulnerability. Further, new exploits that work on Windows XP, which will remain an active security target for years, usually work on Windows 2000 as well those as-yet-unpublished exploits will not see Windows 2000 fixes from Microsoft either. This means there will be no further official, publicly accessible security patches, such as for the still-unpatched Windows 2000/XP TCP/IP Window Size DoSes, TLS/SSL MitM spoofing, or MFC document title updating vulnerabilities, several of which are remotely exploitable.

As suggested, Microsoft has end-of-lifed Windows 2000.

DC++ 0.881 download the last version for iphone