OpenVPN

May be the TMNet fellas like your avatar.

Something like TOR or I2P ?

[0-4] means 0 to 4
while tr \0 practically means nothing, just remove the null character.

After reading the tr man, it doesn't look like the unix tool.

Few pages back i asked anyone got a server and i'll help them setup. I just need the freedom to create a account for myself nobody reply.

My OpenVPN almost ready, stay tuned.



My line is maxed out already.

Err.. looks like my friend stop downloading something.



No dc so far.

Yeah, it's a VPN service. I set it up already.

I wish it could be free but it's not. I rent a server outside and set it up. So, i really need some supports. If can't find enough people, then have to cancel after a month.

Definitely no speed limit but I'm thinking of limiting the number of connections to around 50 per user. The server resources is limited, if every user makes 200 connections per torrent then there'll be performance impact. Of course, the number of connections also account for the download speed. However, if we can get 20-30 seeders, the speed would mostly max already. So, pandai2 lah... I believe with azureus, you can ban certain peers. Rather than letting them occupy the connection, just ban them to let other seeders to connect. The ban can be removed after finished downloading. Well, that connection limit is still a plan. If every users can restrain to make too many connections, then i won't need to enforce it.

It can be as low as RM 22 / month depends on how many ppl interested also.

You got a good memory there and you're right.

This post has been edited by virtual: Nov 30 2006, 10:27 PM

They can, but i believe they won't. Thirty to forty ppl won't matter for them.

I reached my max. connection at around 30 connected seeders+peers. The thing of more importance, are those seeders+peers uploading? If average they upload 2 KB/s, download speed is almost max already. I recommend running 1 torrent at a time.

I was just giving example which is not necessary. Look at my screenshot, you can see I didn't have too many connections and still getting acceptable speed. A good bittorrent client should autodetect stale connection. However, it doesn't mean anyone will get that kind of speed. It is down to a lot of things. Besides, when the server gets crowded, i believe around 40 KB/s would be the max.

Relakks encrypts all traffic, so there's no way.
You should find one with optional traffic encryption.

Seriously, i can get much better connection to my server at certain time. I believe secureix' problem down to our streamyx connection as well.

Tuotu can get good speed because it can download/upload using UDP. However, not all clients support UDP yet or going to. If you download torrent file where all of seeders/peers are using client which does not support UDP, then tuotu can only use TCP. In that case, the speed will be just the same as you're using utorrent which doesn't support UDP.

Thanks for the information. If tuotu's UDP implementation compatible with azureus' then they can transfer to each other unthrottled.

Yes, unless it's encrypted. But, that's just my 2 cents.

Probably torrent that you're downloading doesn't have UDP seeder.

From the description above we can know it doesn't solve the problem. Better don't simply try a software on your machine. If you're curious, try it on some spare PC which doesn't have your work.