http://wiki.ptokax.ch/ 2012-02-06T01:54:59+01:00 FeedCreator 1.7.2-ppt DokuWiki 2012-02-06T01:12:07+01:00 2012-02-06T01:12:07+01:00 http://wiki.ptokax.ch/doku.php/misc/dcprotocol/ip64?rev=1328487127&do=diff PPK

Important! Work in progress and things can change when it will be needed! This protocol extension is used by clients for correct IPv6 usage and correct interaction with IPv4 clients. Clients use same TCP and UDP ports for both protocols. Clients can have different connection mode for IPv4 and IPv6. Client send in $Supports IP64 to show his support for this protocol extension.

2012-02-06T01:04:43+01:00 2012-02-06T01:04:43+01:00 http://wiki.ptokax.ch/doku.php/misc/dcprotocol/ipv6?rev=1328486683&do=diff PPK

Important! Work in progress and things can change when it will be needed! IPv6 support for Neo-Modus Direct Connect is using two protocol extensions. * First is IP64. This one contains all needed things for search and transfers with IPv6 and things needed to interact with IPv4 clients. * Second is IPv4. With this one user connected to hub with IPv6 show hub that he is supporting IPv4 and hub is using it to check his IPv4 connection.

2012-02-04T21:01:56+01:00 2012-02-04T21:01:56+01:00 http://wiki.ptokax.ch/doku.php/misc/dcprotocol/ipv4?rev=1328385716&do=diff PPK

Important! Work in progress and things can change when it will be needed! This protocol extension is used by client when he connect to hub with IPv6 and it is supporting IPv4. Client send in $Supports IPv4 and hub will check his IPv4 connection availability (hub must get client IPv4 address to be able to check if client is sending correct IPv4 address in commands). When check for IPv4 success then hub will enable IPv4 bit in client MyINFO (see IP64 extension for details) and client is allo…

2012-02-04T20:43:10+01:00 2012-02-04T20:43:10+01:00 http://wiki.ptokax.ch/doku.php/misc/dcprotocol/intro?rev=1328384590&do=diff PPK

This is an old version of the DC protocol documentation I have found on my computer. As I was unable to find protocol documentation online, thought I would upload it here for all interested. the content is unaltered, feel free to update. For the next 35 years (till the start of ADC domination :P) it will hopefully be usable. --- bastya_elvtars

2011-10-30T12:17:14+01:00 2011-10-30T12:17:14+01:00 http://wiki.ptokax.ch/doku.php/changelogs/ptokax/changes_after_0.330_15.31?rev=1319973434&do=diff PPK

* Added: Core.SetUserInfo call to Lua api. * Added: IDs 28 - 42 for Core.GetUserValue Lua api call (see Lua API docs). * Added: IPv6 support to sockets. * Added: IPv6 support to bans and range bans. * Added: IPv6 country database support. * Added: IPv6 client to client connections support. * Added: IPv6 search support. * Added: IP64 and IPv4 protocol extensions support. * Added: Check for IPv4 connection for user connected to hub by IPv6. * Added: IPv4 client connect…

2011-10-15T04:00:53+01:00 2011-10-15T04:00:53+01:00 http://wiki.ptokax.ch/doku.php/homepage?rev=1318644053&do=diff PPK

About the Wiki This wiki engine was specially designed for documentation purposes, so I thought it is suitable for the PtokaX community. You can check out the editing basics in order to get familiar with the wiki. Wikis are community-driven sites where anyone can edit any page, or at least the vast majority of the pages. We would like to invite you to contribute! You can start creating a new page right now:

2011-09-23T12:33:28+01:00 2011-09-23T12:33:28+01:00 http://wiki.ptokax.ch/doku.php/settingup/service_install_guide?rev=1316774008&do=diff Alexey Solomin

Under Windows, setting up and using the service is easy. Just get the service/console version and extract it to the desired directory. Let's name it C:\PtokaX for now. Then open a command line (Start -> Run -> cmd) and go to C:\Ptokax. Now you have to set PtokaX up. You can get the XML files from the cfg.example directory and put them into a directory of your choice and edit, but I recommend getting a GUI version, settting it up then copying the cfg directory to the service version's directory. …

2011-09-11T20:14:52+01:00 2011-09-11T20:14:52+01:00 http://wiki.ptokax.ch/doku.php/talk/settingup/compile_and_setting_freebsd?rev=1315764892&do=diff bastya_elvtars

Why not use ftp for fetching the files? It is unwise to install wget only for this. FreBSD is NOT Linux, people. --- bastya_elvtars I'm created wiki pages with compile and setup guides to allow others to maintain them and add better ways how to do that ;-) --- PPK

2011-09-11T19:33:31+01:00 2011-09-11T19:33:31+01:00 http://wiki.ptokax.ch/doku.php/settingup/compile_and_setting_freebsd?rev=1315762411&do=diff PPK

This guide was tested on clean installation of FreeBSD 7.2. Everything is done from command line, that means everything can be done over ssh on remote server. In my case was only base system installed, that means after startup and login i was already in command line and working directory was my home directory. If you are not in command line then you need to go here some way (ie if gnome is installed then open terminal).