Branches
Articles referencing this project
Comments
[»]
Download source code for BitTorrent Client
by arun - Jan 28th 2008 14:06:56
Hi,
I wish to start a bit torrent client as part of my project. Can you please
give me a start up on it. If there is any source code written in c++,
request you to please let me know so that i can learn.
Thanks,
Arun.
[reply]
[top]
[»]
bad leadership
by bambo - Jun 24th 2006 10:47:38
development for linux and windows is constant, but have to wait forever to
get a new version for macs, yet they have the nerve to place a flagrant
donation advertisement on the application, especially now since they are a
funded company.
also, their support sucks, since they only have a mailing address, not a
mailing list that the public can see. so we can't see the bugs, and who
would want to contribute.
[reply]
[top]
[»]
Developer question about the protocol
by kibeles - Jan 25th 2005 07:36:30
Hi, I am programming a bittorrent client as a Perl learning project. It is
capable of reading the tracker's response, prepare everything and start
connecting to clients. However I have a question: I can understand what
'request' messages are for but what are 'piece' messages and what are they
used for?
[reply]
[top]
[»]
Re: Developer question about the protocol
by kibeles - Jan 28th 2005 01:06:45
> Hi, I am programming a bittorrent client
> as a Perl learning project. It is
Allright, I figured that out
[reply]
[top]
[»]
Re: Developer question about the protocol
by kibeles - Feb 9th 2005 03:24:36
> Hi, I am programming a bittorrent client
> as a Perl learning project. It is
> capable of reading the tracker's
> response, prepare everything and start
> connecting to clients. However I have a
> question: I can understand what
> 'request' messages are for but what are
> 'piece' messages and what are they used
> for?
It's somewhat finished now. If anyone wants the code just ask me. Remember
this was a Perl learning project. It is fully functional but rough. Areas
that need improving are: re-requesting/canceling of pieces, choking
algorithm, taking out two or three hard-wired constants and probably many
more things. The program is completely non-interactive; you stop it by
typing CTRL+C. If there is any Perl hacker out there maybe I could use some
help with questions that have arisen through development. Anyway I'm
redoing it in C.
[reply]
[top]
[»]
Finding files to download
by Michael T. Babcock - Aug 26th 2004 17:41:43
The Fedora homepage has DVDs and CD ISOs for download via BitTorrent, torrent.youceff.com
has movies, games, tv shows, etc. and there are lots of other sites as
well.
[reply]
[top]
[»]
Still no proxy support?
by Greffin - May 13th 2004 00:29:56
Will there be a version wich supports proxy authorization?
Right now, the torrent files I've downloaded returns:
"Download error: Problem connecting to tracker - HTTP error 407:
Proxy authorization required"
[reply]
[top]
[»]
BitTorrent-3.4.1-1.noarch.rpm
by none - Mar 13th 2004 05:07:27
BitTorrent-3.4.1-1.noarch.rpm.torrent
[reply]
[top]
[»]
Apt repository for SuSE
by loki - Mar 11th 2004 23:37:29
I've made RPM packages of BitTorrent (3.4.1 as of writing).
They're on my website: http://guru.unixtech.be/rpm/packages/Network/bittorrent/
I also maintain an APT (4rpm) repository - basic info provided on the
front page.
[reply]
[top]
[»]
BitTorrent tutorial for Unix (in Swedish)
by Blenda - Feb 27th 2004 10:51:41
I maintain a tutorial on
BitTorrent for Unix (written in Swedish).
[reply]
[top]
[»]
BitTorrent through proxy
by Greffin - Nov 25th 2003 04:12:03
The bittorrent tracker returns error code 407 if client is behind a proxy.
Proxy authorisation required. Why not fetch this information from standard
browser configuration? Or current internet settings?
If none of these are applicable, a dialog asking for user and passcode for
proxy would be in order.
[reply]
[top]
[»]
installation
by Dennis Daniels - Apr 9th 2003 10:48:09
the install seems geared towards MS users... a get-apt or synaptic
installer for BitTorrent would be very nice
[reply]
[top]
[»]
Re: installation
by Bram Cohen - Apr 9th 2003 11:18:44
You can already get it under debian unstable using apt-get install
bittorrent
[reply]
[top]
[»]
Re: installation
by John Gillespie - Nov 4th 2003 13:04:18
> You can already get it under debian
> unstable using apt-get install
> bittorrent
the configure script is bugged.
[reply]
[top]
[»]
Re: installation
by Blenda - May 24th 2004 06:44:51
> the install seems geared towards MS
> users... a get-apt or synaptic installer
> for BitTorrent would be very nice
There is a BitTorrent
Debian package at backports.org.
[reply]
[top]
|
