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<p>VultureHunter: Corrected English word spelling</p> <hr /> <div>Fake files are those which are intended to look like a file, but are in fact something else or just nothing at all.<br /> <br /> Sadly, fakes are hard to detect and the [[FAQ_ed2k|ed2k]] network provides little (in some aspects it is even correct to say ''none'') protection against fakes.<br /> <br /> Anyway, [[aMule]] provides two ways to detect this fake files:<br /> #By taking a look at the [[comment]]s submitted by other [[client]]s.<br /> #By using one of the following resources (right-click on the download -&gt; FakeCheck):<br /> *http://donkeyfakes.gambri.net<br /> *http://www.jugle.net<br /> <br /> As a tip, it is commonly useful to take a look at the download's details (right-click on the download -&gt; Show file details) and see if someone has set some filename which refers to some different content. If such is the case, you might suspect if the real content is what you assume it is, what that other [[client]] has set as it's filename or none of those.<br /> <br /> Do not confuse ''fake'' with ''[[corrupt]]''.</div>

VultureHunter http://test.amule.szerverem.hu/wiki/Fake 2005-09-18T16:45:39Z

<p>VultureHunter: Corrected English word spelling</p> <hr /> <div>Fake files are those which are intended to look like a file, but are in fact something else or just nothing at all.<br /> <br /> Sadly, fakes are hard to detect and the [[FAQ_ed2k|ed2k]] network provides little (in some aspects it is even correct to say ''none'') protection against fakes.<br /> <br /> Anyway, [[aMule]] provides two ways to detect this fake files:<br /> #By taking a look at the [[comment]]s submitted by other [[client]]s.<br /> #By using one of the following resources (right-click on the download -&gt; FakeCheck):<br /> *http://donkeyfakes.gambri.net<br /> *http://www.jugle.net<br /> <br /> As a tip, it is commonly usefull to take a look at the download's details (right-click on the download -&gt; Show file details) and see if someone has set some filename which refers to some different content. If such is the case, you might suspect if the real content is what you assume it is, what that other [[client]] has set as it's filename or none of those.<br /> <br /> Do not confuse ''fake'' with ''[[corrupt]]''.</div>

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