Osprey is a peer-to-peer enabled content distribution system. It is a metadata management system for software and document collections which enables local and distributed searching of materials. Items are available for download directly via an URL or indirectly via the BitTorrent peer-to-peer protocol. Two components exist: the Osprey Web application and permaseed (permanent seed). The Web application includes metadata management for finding and exploring available content, as well as a BitTorrent tracker.
| Tags | Software Distribution Communications File Sharing Information Management Metadata/Semantic Models |
|---|---|
| Licenses | GPL |
| Implementation | Python PHP C++ |
Recent releases


Changes: Multi-user mode for torrent mappings, pidfile support, and peer communication bugfixes.


Changes: RSS 2.0 and Atom 1.0 syndication feeds, results paging, breadcrumb-like links for navigation, and numerous UI enhancements.


Changes: Much progress was made toward an entirely CSS-driven page design. Permaseed admin linking support was added. Preliminary support for flexible document subset browsing using query strings was added.


Changes: Initial support was added for storing torrent root mappings in the Osprey Web application database. Checking client connections for timeouts and recycling worker threads were improved.


No changes have been submitted for this release.