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	*aMule limits the amount of sources that can be listed to 10, but the file format could accept up to 255 sources (since the number of sources is told through an 8 bits unsigned integer).		*aMule limits the amount of sources that can be listed to 10, but the file format could accept up to 255 sources (since the number of sources is told through an 8 bits unsigned integer).
	*Read sources are ignored if the file was stored more than two hours ago. The time the file was written field was introduced in file's v2 format. v1 format did not store the time it was stored, so when reading an v1 file it will just read all sources and ignore none.		*Read sources are ignored if the file was stored more than two hours ago. The time the file was written field was introduced in file's v2 format. v1 format did not store the time it was stored, so when reading an v1 file it will just read all sources and ignore none.
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	*aMule limits the amount of sources that can be listed to 10, but the file format could accept up to 255 sources (since the number of sources is told through an 8 bits unsigned integer).		*aMule limits the amount of sources that can be listed to 10, but the file format could accept up to 255 sources (since the number of sources is told through an 8 bits unsigned integer).
	*Read sources are ignored if the file was stored more than two hours ago. The time the file was written field was introduced in file's v2 format. v1 format did not store the time it was stored, so when reading an v1 file it will just read all sources and ignore none.		*Read sources are ignored if the file was stored more than two hours ago. The time the file was written field was introduced in file's v2 format. v1 format did not store the time it was stored, so when reading an v1 file it will just read all sources and ignore none.
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−	~~== Version ==~~
−	~~Created by Jacobo221 on 13.11.05 at 11:25<br>~~
−	~~Updated by Vollstrecker on 23.01.08 at 17:56~~

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 == Notes ==
-*Since from a [[LowID]] you cannot tell it's [[IP address|IP]], LowID [[client]]s should never make it into seeds files since it would be impossible to locate them later. So, seeds files only contain [[High ID]] sources.
+*Since from a [[Low ID|LowID]] you cannot tell it's [[IP address|IP]], LowID [[client]]s should never make it into seeds files since it would be impossible to locate them later. So, seeds files only contain [[High ID]] sources.
 *aMule limits the amount of sources that can be listed to 10, but the file format could accept up to 255 sources (since the number of sources is told through an 8 bits unsigned integer).
 *Read sources are ignored if the file was stored more than two hours ago. The time the file was written field was introduced in file's v2 format. v1 format did not store the time it was stored, so when reading an v1 file it will just read all sources and ignore none.

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 == Format ==
 The format of this files is as follows:
-*''Number of sources'' <- Amount of sources that will be listed (8 [[bit]]s unsigned integer)
+*''Number of sources'' <- Amount of sources that will be listed (8 [[Byte|bit]]s unsigned integer)
 *For each source it has:
 **''Source's ID'' <- The source's [[ID]] (4 [[byte]]s unsigned integer in [[little endian]])

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 == Notes ==
-*Since from a [[LowID]] you cannot tell it's [[IP address|IP]], LowID [[client]]s should never make it into seeds files since it would be impossible to locate them later. So, seeds files only contain [[HighID]] sources.
+*Since from a [[LowID]] you cannot tell it's [[IP address|IP]], LowID [[client]]s should never make it into seeds files since it would be impossible to locate them later. So, seeds files only contain [[High ID]] sources.
 *aMule limits the amount of sources that can be listed to 10, but the file format could accept up to 255 sources (since the number of sources is told through an 8 bits unsigned integer).
 *Read sources are ignored if the file was stored more than two hours ago. The time the file was written field was introduced in file's v2 format. v1 format did not store the time it was stored, so when reading an v1 file it will just read all sources and ignore none.
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 == Version ==
 Created by Jacobo221 on 13.11.05 at 11:25<br>
-Updated by Vollstrecker on 23.01.08 at 14:45
+Updated by Vollstrecker on 23.01.08 at 17:56

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 == File ==
 '''Name:''' ''*.part.met.seeds''
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 == Description ==
 This [[file]] contains up to 10 [[source]]s for a file in [[aMule]]'s [[download]] [[queue]]. This are known as [[seed]].
 == Format ==
 The format of this files is as follows:
 *''Number of sources'' <- Amount of sources that will be listed (8 [[bit]]s unsigned integer)
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 == Example ==
 This is the contents of a valid seeds file (after [[endian]]ess conversion to [[big endian]]:
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 == Notes ==
+*Since from a [[LowID]] you cannot tell it's [[IP address|IP]], LowID [[client]]s should never make it into seeds files since it would be impossible to locate them later. So, seeds files only contain [[HighID]] sources.
 *Since from a [[LowID]] you cannot tell it's [[IP]], LowID [[client]]s should never make it into seeds files since it would be impossible to locate them later. So, seeds files only contain [[HighID]] sources.
 *aMule limits the amount of sources that can be listed to 10, but the file format could accept up to 255 sources (since the number of sources is told through an 8 bits unsigned integer).
 *Read sources are ignored if the file was stored more than two hours ago. The time the file was written field was introduced in file's v2 format. v1 format did not store the time it was stored, so when reading an v1 file it will just read all sources and ignore none.

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 :''D5 30'' <- Fifth source's port: ''12501''
-Notice this example does not have the last field ("Time the file was written"). This is beacuse it is an v1 format file. See the notes below to know more about this.
+Notice this example does not have the last field ("Time the file was written"). This is beacuse it is an v1 format file. See the [[Part.met.seeds_file#Notes|notes]] below to know more about this.
 == Notes ==

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 == Description ==
-This [[file]] contains up to 5 [[source]]s for a file in [[aMule]]'s [[download]] [[queue]]. This are known as [[seed]].
+This [[file]] contains up to 10 [[source]]s for a file in [[aMule]]'s [[download]] [[queue]]. This are known as [[seed]].
 == Format ==
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 **''Source's ID'' <- The source's [[ID]] (4 [[byte]]s unsigned integer in [[little endian]])
 **''Source's port'' <- The source's [[port]] (2 [[byte]]s unsigned integer in little endian)
 The whole file is then written in packets of 2 bytes in [[little endian]].
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 Which can be read as:
-:''05'' <- 5 sources will be listed (which is the maximum amount of sources aMule allows to list in seeds files)
+:''05'' <- 5 sources will be listed
 :''41 65 1C 50'' <- First sources' ID, which, after performing endiannes conversion, becomes ''50 1C 65 41'' in hex and ''1344038209'' in decimal. This corresponds to IP ''80.28.101.65''
 :''2A 2D'' <- First sources port to communicate is port ''15658'' (since in big endian hex it would be ''2D 2A'')
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 *Since from a [[LowID]] you cannot tell it's [[IP]], LowID [[client]]s should never make it into seeds files since it would be impossible to locate them later. So, seeds files only contain [[HighID]] sources.
-*aMule limits the amount of sources that can be listed to 5, but the file format could accept up to 255 sources (since the number of sources is told through an 8 bits unsigned integer).
+*aMule limits the amount of sources that can be listed to 10, but the file format could accept up to 255 sources (since the number of sources is told through an 8 bits unsigned integer).