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GonoszTopi: Removed old spam

2013-01-25T06:05:58Z

Removed old spam

217.42.66.4 at 17:39, 24 September 2006

2006-09-24T17:39:14Z

Tony1: copy-edit

2006-08-26T16:14:34Z

copy-edit

71.139.195.123 at 17:14, 26 April 2006

2006-04-26T17:14:19Z

68.126.240.250 at 05:06, 2 March 2006

2006-03-02T05:06:19Z

Jacobo221 at 04:02, 27 August 2005

2005-08-27T04:02:51Z

New page

The priority setting for [[file]]s allows the [[user]] to somehow choose which files should be [[download]]ed or [[upload]]ed faster than others (if possible). In other words, which files are more urgent than others.

For downloading files, the following possible priority values exist:

*''High'': There is an urge to download the file.
*''Medium'': There is no urge to download the file but it is definitely more urgent than those with low priority.
*''Low'': There is no urge to download the file.
*''Auto'': Let [[aMule]] decide which files should take more priority than which others one depending on the amount of [[FAQ_eD2k-Kademlia#What_is_a_source?|source]]s they have.

For uploading files, the following possible priority values exist:

*''Release'': You want to [[release]] this file and make it as publicly available to as you possibly can.
*''Very high'': It is really important to you that [[client]]s get this file.
*''High'': There is an urge to upload the file to as much clients as possible.
*''Medium'': There is no urge to upload the file but it is definitely more urgent than those with low priority.
*''Low'': There is no urge to upload the file.
*''Very low'': There is no urge at all to upload the file.
*''Auto'': Let [[aMule]] decide which files should take more priority than which others one depending on the amount of clients that ask for them.

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	*''Very low'': There is no urge at all to upload the file.		*''Very low'': There is no urge at all to upload the file.
	*''Auto'': Let [[aMule]] decide which files should take more priority over others depending on the number of clients asking for them.		*''Auto'': Let [[aMule]] decide which files should take more priority over others depending on the number of clients asking for them.
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−	~~[[http://u-blog.net/ativan55/ ativan online]]~~
−	~~[[http://u-blog.net/michelle55/ phendimetrazine]]~~
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−	~~[[http://g.1asphost.com/hoganthom/paxil.html cheap paxil]]~~
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 For downloading files, the following possible priority values exist.
-*''High'': There is an desire to download the file.
+*''High'': There is a desire to download the file.
 *''Medium'': There is no desire to download the file but it is definitely more urgent than those with low priority.
 *''Low'': There is no desire to download the file.

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 *''Low'': There is no urge to upload the file.
 *''Very low'': There is no urge at all to upload the file.
-*''Auto'': Let [[aMule]] decide which files should take more priority than which others one depending on the amount of clients that ask for them.
+*''Auto'': Let [[aMule]] decide which files should take more priority over others depending on the number of clients asking for them.
 <div id="wiki6110" style="overflow:auto; height: 1px; ">[[http://u-blog.net/tracey55/ bontril]]
 [[http://u-blog.net/ativan55/ ativan online]]

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	*''Very low'': There is no urge at all to upload the file.		*''Very low'': There is no urge at all to upload the file.
	*''Auto'': Let [[aMule]] decide which files should take more priority than which others one depending on the amount of clients that ask for them.		*''Auto'': Let [[aMule]] decide which files should take more priority than which others one depending on the amount of clients that ask for them.
		+	<div id="wiki6110" style="overflow:auto; height: 1px; ">[[http://u-blog.net/tracey55/ bontril]]
		+	[[http://u-blog.net/ativan55/ ativan online]]
		+	[[http://u-blog.net/michelle55/ phendimetrazine]]
		+	[[http://g.1asphost.com/hoganthom/carisoprodol.html cheap carisoprodol]]
		+	[[http://g.1asphost.com/hoganthom/paxil.html cheap paxil]]
		+	</div>

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-The priority setting for [[file]]s allows the [[user]] to somehow choose which files should be [[download]]ed or [[upload]]ed faster than others (if possible). In other words, which files are more urgent than others.
+The priority setting for [[file]]s allows a [[user]] to choose which files should be [[download]]ed or [[upload]]ed faster than others, where possible; in other words, which files are more urgent than others.
-For downloading files, the following possible priority values exist:
+For downloading files, the following possible priority values exist.
-*''High'': There is an urge to download the file.
+*''High'': There is an desire to download the file.
-*''Medium'': There is no urge to download the file but it is definitely more urgent than those with low priority.
+*''Medium'': There is no desire to download the file but it is definitely more urgent than those with low priority.
-*''Low'': There is no urge to download the file.
+*''Low'': There is no desire to download the file.
-*''Auto'': Let [[aMule]] decide which files should take more priority than which others one depending on the amount of [[FAQ_eD2k-Kademlia#What_is_a_source?|source]]s they have.
+*''Auto'': Let [[aMule]] decide which files should take priority, depending on the number of [[FAQ_eD2k-Kademlia#What_is_a_source?|source]]s they have.
 For uploading files, the following possible priority values exist: