What is going on with Soulseek?

[solace]

What's going on with Soulseek? has the RIAA or someone else shut it down? Was probably the best p2p service I've found since Audiogalaxy went bad.
find,
Solace

[ThePillarOfAutumn]

can you please do your homework before asking dumb questions.

Check thier news on the sitehttp://www.slsk.org/

[Potato]

Research may bring you here... ...

or.... here .

[tMoD]

Let me be the first to say, "Welcome to Zeropaid." The search button for the forum is at the top of the page. Enjoy your stay and thank you for flying Zeropaid.:wings





100 posts! Mwahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!

[solace]

i had already checked out their web site and noticed that it was down (did my homework), did a search of zeropaid.com and came up with old notices from back in feb and such about it being down/coming back up but no didn't search the bbs here, new to it and in a brief scan didn't see any mentions of it.

Thanks to everyone else for the info.

Originally posted by ThePillarOfAutumn
can you please do your homework before asking dumb questions.

Check thier news on the sitehttp://www.slsk.org/

[Kooperman]

38.115.131.131 sk2.slsk.org
38.115.131.131 www.slsk.org
38.115.131.131 mail.slsk.org
38.115.131.131 server.slsk.org


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[bLoOdBaTh]

with this version you can connect to the network Download

[wonderboy2005]

in case you cant figure out what the problem is, soulseek is having DNS server problems. the consiquence is that when your computer asks for the IP address of soulseek.com, no one has it. so your computer cannot connect to soulseek. however, there is an easy way around this. you need to edit your hosts file and put in those for entries that Kooperman listed. ill assume that you are using some form of NT (2000 or XP). to edit your hosts file, open notepad. go to file > open > then find C:\windows\system32\drivers\etc > open HOSTS (no extention) then scroll down to the very bottom and paste in those four entries that kooperman gave. then save the file and soulseek should now work.

[david88]

what if there is no host files

[Malicious Intent]

Originally posted by ThePillarOfAutumn
can you please do your homework before asking dumb questions.

Check thier news on the sitehttp://www.slsk.org/

To think ESV say we flame n00bs - Lies, lies, lies.

[solace]

Originally posted by wonderboy2005
in case you cant figure out what the problem is, soulseek is having DNS server problems. the consiquence is that when your computer asks for the IP address of soulseek.com, no one has it. so your computer cannot connect to soulseek. however, there is an easy way around this. you need to edit your hosts file and put in those for entries that Kooperman listed. ill assume that you are using some form of NT (2000 or XP). to edit your hosts file, open notepad. go to file > open > then find C:\windows\system32\drivers\etc > open HOSTS (no extention) then scroll down to the very bottom and paste in those four entries that kooperman gave. then save the file and soulseek should now work.

[solace]

Thanks for the help. Sorry about the empty post.

Is there anyway to do this for windows 98 se?

thanks,
find,
solace

Originally posted by wonderboy2005
in case you cant figure out what the problem is, soulseek is having DNS server problems. the consiquence is that when your computer asks for the IP address of soulseek.com, no one has it. so your computer cannot connect to soulseek. however, there is an easy way around this. you need to edit your hosts file and put in those for entries that Kooperman listed. ill assume that you are using some form of NT (2000 or XP). to edit your hosts file, open notepad. go to file > open > then find C:\windows\system32\drivers\etc > open HOSTS (no extention) then scroll down to the very bottom and paste in those four entries that kooperman gave. then save the file and soulseek should now work.

[MikeHunt]

ITS SO CRAPPY...DONT EVEN TRY IT

...move on people ...nuthin to see here.:error

[.::BeatFactory::.]

Originally posted by MikeHunt
ITS SO CRAPPY...DONT EVEN TRY IT

...move on people ...nuthin to see here.:error

that *used* to work...:mellow

[aqlo]

Is there anyway to do this for windows 98 se?

Yes it's essentially the same way. The file format is shown in a file in your windows directory called hosts.sam, do a search on your pc to see if you already have a file called "hosts."

Here is more information about the file.
http://www.kisser.net.au/tontodan/Admad.html

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