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Mike Miller

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  1. HTTP [squid] http proxies definitely support authentication. See RFCs 2616 and 2617 There appears to be some sample .NET code at http://www.codeproject.com/KB/IP/Crawler.aspx?msg=1965021
  2. Is it possible to configure a passthrough proxy username and password? I see the text boxes, but they're disabled. Version: 8/8/2009 v1.100c Pandora Helper 1.008 Grooveshark 1.0 Pandora Saver S2.1 Pandora Client C1.0 Slacker 1.0 Saver2 Core 1.1 BETA C Song Fader 1.008a [in the titlebar, it says SProxy Host 1.100c built on Mon, 30 Nov 2009 02:48:40 CST].
  3. That's correct. Like I said; it's useless if you're listening, but quite useful for turbo mode. No rush.... good luck in school. Any chance you want to release some sources? :)
  4. Hi, Is there any way to do blacklist and duplicate detection before the song is downloaded? For the regular mode it's probably irrelevant, but for turbo mode over a slow connection, it would be quite useful; I have over 2000 songs downloaded from Pandora via only6 stations, so I'm now getting about 50% duplicates. It would be nice not to have to waste any of my relatively limited B/W on that (~30kbps). Thanks!
  5. Ok, I did this (I called the file directory.blacklist.txt, added a . , enabled blacklists (after disabling delete blacklisted files!), and it says one pattern loaded (I have a flat directory structure here). It claimed to have loaded one rule, but did not blacklist any songs (the duplicate detection did work, however). Unless I'm missing something, this will only work so long as the files exist in this directory, however. My goal was to be able to move them off the PC, and have it save a list of what was downloaded. In order to do this, I replaced the contents of my blacklist file with a dir /b on that directory. After this, it loaded 506 patterns, but also failed to blacklist any songs (the extensions were different (I've transcoded mp4 to ogg, but the filenames were exactly the same). Any idea why?
  6. Edit: never mind. duplicate detection was my fault. New question: does the duplicate detection work only based on file names? I.e., if I want to permanently move the files to my DAP and free some hard disk space, can I leave a 0 byte file with the old name to prevent it from being overwritten? Thanks
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