a bit pricey. i think his focus is overseas market. actually, if you have a bit of technical skill, it is not difficult to DIY. You can find good deals for web host from about US$ 5 these days. Just have to find a host that doesn't mind you running this kind of software.

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This post has been edited by almaty: Sep 11 2017, 04:03 PM

Could anyone post that information link...wana read about it... thx

Then Death of TMNUT will be released very soon after...heheh

HostCK is NOT a Malaysian company - actually I think the guy is South African. All it is is someone running TorrentFlux on a dedicated server - just like a few other entrepeneurs are doing (such as ttorrent.net) and another I mentioned in an earlier post.

L2TP wouldn't work for streamyx as far as i know. use the PPTP method instaed.

as for the port forwarding, well i juz open up the particular port for 'any' protocol, as it can b set in my DLink router. i not sure abt ur router though, but u might juz as well open up for both TCP n UDP.

it doesn't work for most of the forummers here, but it works great for me so far.

it charge in euro.

Honestly, I actually thought of providing VPN access for people who wants to download faster. But the poll thread regarding secure tunneling discouraged me to do so. Too less clients, I'll be bankrupt in few months as I have to rent datacentre outside Malaysia which doesn't throttle P2P traffic. LOL.

This post has been edited by virtual: Oct 12 2006, 04:07 PM

Virtual, based on the prices I have seen for dedicated server host - you could get together say 10 people and split the cost and would work out at less than $5USD per month (from a German server).
I am taking my own route at the moment which is ST and as a backup looking at using a secure shell and tunneling through to it using puTTY with my bittorrent client using the secure shell address as proxy.

This post has been edited by ocdetective: Oct 12 2006, 04:15 PM

lucky for those in west malaysia..in east malaysia..no other bb service except tm

Using a shell account would probably give you more long-term consistent speeds than the 3rd party tunnel services that have been discussed. Any recommendations for an affordable host?

No other bb service available to me either.....

Are you sure about that? I couldn't find a dedicated connection + server rental for < USD 150 a month. If I charge fellas here for USD 10, I still need > 15 people.

We're not talking about 3rd party tunnel services but a dedicated server which we configure ourselves.

Virtual, we are talking about a shell account for my own use - not for sharing.

too less clients ??
no at all. people are crazy for bt. without bt, life is meanless.
TM will gonna BLOCK bt once and forever.

bt fans will definite agree to pay more ( but with reasonable price around usd5 per month).

if you can provide a REAL SUCCESSFUL tunnel to bypass TM's throttle for 24 hour maximum speed + unlimited download.

I will be your first customer and follow by thousand/million others

You need to look harder lol. Right here. Prices start at 39 EUR around $50USD
http://www.strato.de/server/index.html

You're talking about torrentflux right?

The server farms based in Malaysia 'might' not be affected by the traffic shaping. That would be the fastest option to FTP the files after they are downloaded. But, Malaysian pricing for dedicated server / connection is not competitive at all compared to overseas companies.

I was asking OCdetective about his idea to set up a shell account to proxy through..Different option altogether

This post has been edited by tangent709: Oct 12 2006, 04:46 PM

I am starting out using a free shell account just now to make sure the concept works - but for affordable ones - there are plenty out there for less than $10USD.
One of the reasons I will not broadcast any good ones I find is this.
http://www.reverse.net/shell-account/

This post has been edited by ocdetective: Oct 12 2006, 04:49 PM

Sounds like a good idea. I have no clue how to set it up, but it sounds good!
Let us know if you can get that working successfully

I am sure TMnut will always survive

unless, there is a big "revolution" of Malaysia government