Geaiez - Revision history

Vollstrecker: Corrected Spelling of Español in language selection

2008-09-24T12:59:25Z

Corrected Spelling of Español in language selection

Vollstrecker: Reordered language selection

2008-08-04T12:13:23Z

Reordered language selection

Ihmselbst: added link to the german translation

2006-01-29T13:23:17Z

added link to the german translation

62.82.174.89 at 00:05, 8 June 2005

2005-06-08T00:05:02Z

Ateo at 19:05, 28 May 2005

2005-05-28T19:05:23Z

80.58.44.170 at 08:57, 17 April 2005

2005-04-17T08:57:23Z

Jacobo221 at 09:18, 9 December 2004

2004-12-09T09:18:57Z

Jacobo221 at 03:33, 9 December 2004

2004-12-09T03:33:07Z

Jacobo221 at 03:32, 9 December 2004

2004-12-09T03:32:19Z

Jacobo221 at 03:31, 9 December 2004

2004-12-09T03:31:53Z

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 <center>
-'''English''' | [[Geaiez-de|Deutsch]] | [[Geaiez-es|Español]]
+'''English''' |
 </center>

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 <center>
-'''English''' | [[Geaiez-es|Español]] | [[Geaiez-de|Deutsch]]
+'''English''' | [[Geaiez-de|Deutsch]] | [[Geaiez-es|Español]]
 </center>

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 <center>
-'''English''' | [[Geaiez-es|Español]]
+'''English''' | [[Geaiez-es|Español]] | [[Geaiez-de|Deutsch]]
 </center>

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 Geaiez is known to be a [[client]] which repeteadly requests your shared files list. It has been rumoured to be an [http://www.riaa.com/default.asp RIAA]/[http://www.mpaa.org MPAA]/[http://www.cia.gov CIA]/[http://www.fbi.gov FBI] [[client]] trying to (illegally) obtain a list of illegally shared files and the [http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc0791.txt IP] addresses of the people sharing them. This rumor is false. At the very least, not absolutely true.
-[http://www.morpheus.com Morpheus] [[client|clients]], based on [[mlDonkey]], instead of generating a random 6 character default username, uses a specific username as the default (just as [[aMule]] uses ''http://www.aMule.org'' or [[eMule]] uses ''http://emule-project.net''). This username is '''geaiez'''. In addition, older versions of  [[mlDonkey]] [[client|clients]] apparently request for ''all'' shared files from all [[client|clients]] they connect to.
+[http://www.morpheus.com Morpheus] [[client|clients]], based on [[mlDonkey]], instead of generating a random 6 character default [[username]], uses a specific [[username]] as the default (just as [[aMule]] uses ''http://www.aMule.org'' or [[eMule]] uses ''http://emule-project.net''). This [[username]] is '''geaiez'''. In addition, older versions of  [[mlDonkey]] [[client|clients]] apparently request for ''all'' shared files from all [[client|clients]] they connect to.
 So, what seems to be a single [[client]] repeatedly requesting from you your shared files list, is, in fact, many [[client|clients]] requesting from you your shared files list every time they connect to you.
 There is no evidence concluding that some government agency is behind those [[client]]s but you should always remain alert and do not allow other [[client|clients]] to obtain your list of shared files especially if you have anything private being shared (we assume you do '''not''' share stuff you are not permitted to share!).

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 <center>
 '''English''' | [[Geaiez-es|Español]]
 </center>
-Geaiez is known to be a [[client]] which repeteadly requests for you shared files list. It has been often rumoured to be a [http://www.riaa.com/default.asp RIAA]/[http://www.mpaa.org MPAA]/[http://www.cia.gov CIA]/[http://www.fbi.gov FBI] [[client]] trying to get (illegally) a list of illegally shared files and the [http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc0791.txt IP]s of the people shareing them.
+[http://www.morpheus.com Morpheus] [[client|clients]], based on [[mlDonkey]], instead of generating a random 6 character default username, uses a specific username as the default (just as [[aMule]] uses ''http://www.aMule.org'' or [[eMule]] uses ''http://emule-project.net''). This username is '''geaiez'''. In addition, older versions of  [[mlDonkey]] [[client|clients]] apparently request for ''all'' shared files from all [[client|clients]] they connect to.
-−
-In fact, it has been concluded that this rumours are false. Or at least not absolutely true.
-−
-It seems that [http://www.morpheus.com Morpheus] [[client]]s, based on [[mlDonkey]], instead of generating a random 6 characters long username by default, it uses a specific username as default (just as [[aMule]] uses ''http://www.aMule.org'' or [[eMule]] uses ''http://emule-project.net'') which is (guess what?) '''geaiez'''. Not only that, but also, old [[mlDonkey]] [[client]]s apparently request for all shared files to all those [[client]]s they connect to.
-So, what seems to be like a single [[client]] requesting repeatedly for your shared files list, is in fact many [[client]]s requesting for your shared files list every time they connect to you.
+So, what seems to be a single [[client]] repeatedly requesting from you your shared files list, is, in fact, many [[client|clients]] requesting from you your shared files list every time they connect to you.
-Anyway, allthough there are no proofs leading to assure there is some government behind those [[client]]s, you should keep your eyes wide-open: don't allow other [[client]]s to get a list of your shared files if you have anything private being shared (we already assume you do '''not''' share stuff your are not allowed to share!).
+There is no evidence concluding that some government agency is behind those [[client]]s but you should always remain alert and do not allow other [[client|clients]] to obtain your list of shared files especially if you have anything private being shared (we assume you do '''not''' share stuff you are not permitted to share!).

← Older revision		Revision as of 08:57, 17 April 2005
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		+	'''English''' \| [[Geaiez-es\|Español]]
		+	</center>
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	Geaiez is known to be a [[client]] which repeteadly requests for you shared files list. It has been often rumoured to be a [http://www.riaa.com/default.asp RIAA]/[http://www.mpaa.org MPAA]/[http://www.cia.gov CIA]/[http://www.fbi.gov FBI] [[client]] trying to get (illegally) a list of illegally shared files and the [http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc0791.txt IP]s of the people shareing them.		Geaiez is known to be a [[client]] which repeteadly requests for you shared files list. It has been often rumoured to be a [http://www.riaa.com/default.asp RIAA]/[http://www.mpaa.org MPAA]/[http://www.cia.gov CIA]/[http://www.fbi.gov FBI] [[client]] trying to get (illegally) a list of illegally shared files and the [http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc0791.txt IP]s of the people shareing them.

← Older revision		Revision as of 03:33, 9 December 2004
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	So, what seems to be like a single [[client]] requesting repeatedly for your shared files list, is in fact many [[client]]s requesting for your shared files list every time they connect to you.		So, what seems to be like a single [[client]] requesting repeatedly for your shared files list, is in fact many [[client]]s requesting for your shared files list every time they connect to you.

−	Anyway, allthough there are no ~~proves which lead~~ to assure there is some government behind those [[client]]s, you should keep your eyes wide-open: don't allow other [[client]]s to get a list of your shared files if you have anything private being shared (we already assume you do '''not''' share stuff your are not allowed to share!).	+	Anyway, allthough there are no proofs leading to assure there is some government behind those [[client]]s, you should keep your eyes wide-open: don't allow other [[client]]s to get a list of your shared files if you have anything private being shared (we already assume you do '''not''' share stuff your are not allowed to share!).

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 In fact, it has been concluded that this rumours are false. Or at least not absolutely true.
-It seems that [http://www.morpheus.com Morpheus] [[client]]s, based on [[mlDonkey]], instead of generating a random 6 characters long username by default, it uses a specific username as default (just as [[aMule] uses ''http://www.amule.org'' or [[eMule]] uses ''http://emule-project.net'') which is (guess what?) '''geaiez'''. Not only that, but also, [[mlDonkey]] [[client]]s apparently request for all shared files to all those [[client]]s they connect to.
+It seems that [http://www.morpheus.com Morpheus] [[client]]s, based on [[mlDonkey]], instead of generating a random 6 characters long username by default, it uses a specific username as default (just as [[aMule]] uses ''http://www.aMule.org'' or [[eMule]] uses ''http://emule-project.net'') which is (guess what?) '''geaiez'''. Not only that, but also, [[mlDonkey]] [[client]]s apparently request for all shared files to all those [[client]]s they connect to.
 So, what seems to be like a single [[client]] requesting repeatedly for your shared files list, is in fact many [[client]]s requesting for your shared files list every time they connect to you.
 Anyway, allthough there are no proves which lead to assure there is some government behind those [[client]]s, you should keep your eyes wide-open: don't allow other [[client]]s to get a list of your shared files if you have anything private being shared (we already assume you do '''not''' share stuff your are not allowed to share!).