This isn't something that can be done long term on a proprietary and complex code base that I already know more about than I'd care to admit. How long it will stick around remains to be seen as it was already necessary to manually patch certain bits to keep it working even in its current diminished capacity. The old forums will remain on the server as read only for archival purposes for the time being.

So, to address this issue we now have a slim replacement on a more modern and free platform. This has mostly to do with the decline in activity coupled with it no longer being worthwhile to keep paying for the privilege of having a secure installation because of this. However, as a byproduct of this our old forums became a major pain point. This was due to rebuilding and upgrading the server. You may have noticed some intermittent downtime on over the last couple of days. As usual we strongly recommend upgrading to 1.6.5 as soon as possible. To find out if you are on the correct release version you may check Help > About > Git commit, it should be the following:Ĥ7d5052582fd424d3a54edc33307607d1e87eb2b (if it is listed as something else you are running the outdated 1.6.5 binary)Ī full list of changes are available on here. Update: an obsolete build was accidentally uploaded to SourceForge very briefly, in case you experience any issues with your installation then downloading the 1.6.5 version again should fix it. Otherwise some time has been taken to incorporate some changes from DC++, including a high priority fix and a change long overdue to default settings. Notably this version focuses on keeping the client in its current state, well current by updating various dependencies including OpenSSL, the compiler used has also been updated to the latest version. I wonder if anyone expected to see this, ApexDC++ 1.6.5, that is?

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