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Vollstrecker: Corrected Spelling of Deutsch in language selection

2008-08-04T14:23:48Z

Corrected Spelling of Deutsch in language selection

2008-06-29T09:05:23Z

Removed Version Tag

2008-01-23T12:47:16Z

Adjusted Link, Added Version-Tag

2007-01-22T00:59:40Z

typo

2006-02-06T17:29:06Z

ed2k hash history razorback2

2006-02-06T07:55:55Z

added -de link

2006-01-02T17:33:22Z

2006-01-02T14:28:08Z

2005-09-18T16:46:12Z

Corrected English word spelling

2005-09-18T16:45:39Z

Corrected English word spelling

← Older revision		Revision as of 14:23, 4 August 2008
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−	<center>'''English''' \| [[Fake-de\|~~German~~]]</center>	+	<center>
		+	'''English''' \|
		+	[[Fake-de\|Deutsch]]
		+	</center>

	Fake files are those which are intended to look like a file, but are in fact something else or just nothing at all.		Fake files are those which are intended to look like a file, but are in fact something else or just nothing at all.

← Older revision		Revision as of 09:05, 29 June 2008
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	Do not confuse ''fake'' with ''[[corrupt]]''.		Do not confuse ''fake'' with ''[[corrupt]]''.
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−	~~== Version ==~~
−	~~Created by Jacobo221 on 26.07.04 at 18:04<br>~~
−	~~Updated by Vollstrecker on 23.01.08 at 13:47~~

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 Fake files are those which are intended to look like a file, but are in fact something else or just nothing at all.
-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.
+Sadly, fakes are hard to detect and the [[FAQ_eD2k-Kademlia|ed2k]] network provides little (in some aspects it is even correct to say ''none'') protection against fakes.
 Anyway, [[aMule]] provides two ways to detect these fake files:
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 Do not confuse ''fake'' with ''[[corrupt]]''.

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 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.
-Anyway, [[aMule]] provides two ways to detect this fake files:
+Anyway, [[aMule]] provides two ways to detect these fake files:
 #By taking a look at the [[comment]]s submitted by other [[client]]s.
 #By using one of the following resources (right-click on the download -> FakeCheck):

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	As a tip, it is commonly useful to take a look at the download's details (right-click on the download -> 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.		As a tip, it is commonly useful to take a look at the download's details (right-click on the download -> 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.
		+
		+	Tip 2, you can check the history of a file on *http://stats.razorback2.com/ed2khistory to see if the file release date is feasible or if file names are correct or consistent.

	Do not confuse ''fake'' with ''[[corrupt]]''.		Do not confuse ''fake'' with ''[[corrupt]]''.

← Older revision		Revision as of 07:55, 6 February 2006
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		+	<center>'''English''' \| [[Fake-de\|German]]</center>
		+
	Fake files are those which are intended to look like a file, but are in fact something else or just nothing at all.		Fake files are those which are intended to look like a file, but are in fact something else or just nothing at all.

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 #By taking a look at the [[comment]]s submitted by other [[client]]s.
 #By using one of the following resources (right-click on the download -> FakeCheck):
-*http://donkeyfakes.gambri.net (closed october 2005)
+*http://donkeyfakes.gambri.net (closed October 2005)
 *http://www.jugle.net

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 *http://www.jugle.net
-As a tip, it is commonly usefull to take a look at the download's details (right-click on the download -> 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.
+As a tip, it is commonly useful to take a look at the download's details (right-click on the download -> 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.
 Do not confuse ''fake'' with ''[[corrupt]]''.