Difference between revisions of "Aggressive client"

Latest revision as of 19:39, 28 May 2005

Aggressive clients are those who request a file too often.

The banning decision is on the remote client side, but should be determined as follows:

Leechers and bad guys are sometimes also called aggressive clients.

Aggressive clients are usually banned.

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-Aggressive [[client]]s are those who [[file request|request for a file]] too often.
+Aggressive [[client]]s are those who [[file request|request a file]] too often.
-The [[ban]]ning decision is on the remote [[client]] side, but should go as follows:
+The [[ban|banning]] decision is on the remote [[client]] side, but should be determined as follows:
-* Any [[client]] [[file request|requesting for a file]] more than once in ten minutes, should be [[ban]]ned.
+* Any [[client]] [[file request|requesting a file]] more than once in ten minutes should be [[ban|banned]].
-* Any [[client]] [[FAQ_aMule#What_is_the_difference_between_pausing_and_stopping_a_transfer?|pausing]] and [[resume|resum]]ing too often, since it results in [[file request]]s.
+* Any [[client]] [[FAQ_aMule#What_is_the_difference_between_pausing_and_stopping_a_transfer?|pausing]] and [[resume|resuming]] too often, since it results in [[file request|file requests]].
-* Restarting the [[client]] every two minutes, since it results in [[file request]]s.
+* Restarting the [[client]] every two minutes, since it results in [[file request|file requests]].
-In summary, any client asking too much for a file (sending [[file request]]s), will be [[ban]]ned.
+[[Leech|Leechers]] and [[bad guy|bad guys]] are sometimes also called ''aggressive [[client|clients]]''.
+Aggressive [[client|clients]] are usually [[ban|banned]].