Let us all know the good news if we can start to help you test

i will let you guys know when its time

torrentflux is neato

This post has been edited by llamasonic: Apr 8 2007, 12:19 AM

Sounds good sounds good ^^ Later dun forget ask me to test it out for u kie? I will test it to da limit.. Bwahahaha! Just like before.

actually since they( hosting company ) allow u to use TF then it's already a blessing lo, just write a simple script to encode the files that u download la, but that'll add load to the hosting server, dunno they let or not la, secure the TF page by using https, access by certs only and only allow those subscriber to ge the certs. i dunno if it's legal or not la k ? it's up to you to decide, and if u know linux u should be able to add the encoding script easily, i'm using my own modified TF hosted on my own server at my CC also using those methods. just giving u ideas, it's up to implement it la

yea..thinking of doing that..but the problem is..its the file which is stored on the server itself...if you encode also...it is still stored on the server

You *could* install a https based proxy in it, and run the torrent client over https mode.

guys..things are going well for our main project..we will be back up real soon...

i also want it... pls teall me how??

Just some questions...

We tried offering a TF service for a while and although we managed to reach 9 megabytes a second download from our server on a single torrent, the connection via http or ftp to our users was less than optimal requiring heavy multiparting (like up to 8 multiparts).

That along with ascii's point that the file is STORED on the server makes it a legal minefield.

How are you getting around both these problems? It seems the only benefit of TF is the ability to seed back.

how does megaupload and rapidshare managed to stay up?

Simple, they act like the hosts in the matter and delete copyrighted material when requested. Also, hosting in countries that do not care about copyrighted material is a big bonus as well.

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Added on April 13, 2007, 1:38 pm

Random file names and user-only decryptable. Requires some PHP knowledge to implement.
Pro
- More or less undetectable by host
Cons:
- Increased CPU usage for encoding/decoding files
- Only HTTP download as FTP can only dl the encrypted files


Speed issues:
As I run a flux service provider myself I won't be too specific but it has something to do with the total amount of traffic on the server, as well as how fast the server can handle net connections. You might want to look into traffic shaping.


This post has been edited by Diligent Sloth: Apr 13 2007, 01:38 PM

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This post has been edited by asciii: May 2 2007, 10:22 PM

Let's go with the trial

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This post has been edited by asciii: May 2 2007, 11:22 AM

UGPM bro...

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trial ends 16 May 2007

Testing with 2 torrents a the moment.
You should allow to share torrents downloaded by other users... read only, cannot delete.

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Added on May 2, 2007, 12:53 pmDoes your new ISP allow torrent now ?

This post has been edited by ronnie: May 2 2007, 12:53 PM