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limesqueezer
08-07-2006, 06:22 PM
SOULSEEK : Soulseek
FREENET : Freenet
NEOMODUS DIRECT CONNECT: Direct Connect
DC++ : DirectConnect
BITTORRENT : BitTorrent
WINMX : WPNP
ANTS : ANts
GRABIT : Usenet
BINARY BOY : Usenet
KAZAA : FastTrack
WINNY : C Freenet
ARES GALAXY : Ares Galaxy
WAREZ : Ares Galaxy
LIMEWARE : Gnutella
GNUCELUS : Gnutella, Gnutella 2
ACQUISITION : Gnutella, BitTorrent
ZULTRAX : Gnutella, ZEPP
ENVOY : HTTP, FTP, Gnutella
EMULE : eDonkey2000, Kad Network
GIFT : Gnutella, Ares Galaxy, OpenFT
BEARSHARE GOLD : Gnutella, Gnutella 2, BitTorrent
EPICEA : FastTrack, Edonkey, Overnet
DICE : IRC, HTTP, OpenNap
IMESH : FastTrack, Gnutella, Gnutella 2
BLACK PIRATE : BitTorrent, Gnutella, Kazaa
TORRENT SEARCHER : Gnutella, Ares, OpenFT
JUBSTER : Gnutella, Gnutella2, eDonkey, FastTrack
FILEPIPE : Gnutella, OpenFT, Ares, Fasttrack
SIGSTER : BitTorrent, Gnutella, eDonkey2000, FastTrack
TIJIT : BitTorrent, Gnutella, Gnutella2, FastTrack
POISONED : Gnutella, FastTrack, OpenFT
XFACTOR : Gnutella, FastTrack, OpenFT
XNAP : Gnutella, OpenNap, Overnet, OpenFT
KCEASY : Gnutella, Ares, OpenFT
MLMAC : BitTorrent, eDonkey, FastTrack, Gnutella, Gnutella2
TRUSTYFILES :BitTorrent, Gnutella, Gnutella 2, Kazaa
FILESCOPE : Gnutella, Gnutella2, eDonkey2000, OpenNap
SHAREAZA : BitTorrent, Gnutella, Gnutella2, eDonkey2000
MORPHEUS : BitTorrent, Gnutella, Gnutella2, NEOnet
PEANUTS : Ares, Fasttrack, Gnutella, OpenFT, OpenNap, iMesh2
XOLOX : FastTrack, Gnutella, Gnutella 2, NeOnet, Edonkey, Overnet
ISWIPE : WWW, FTP, Hotline, Napster, OpenNapster, Gnutella, Carracho, OpenFT, iTunes, eDonkey, FastTrack,, BitTorrent, Ares
MLDONKEY : Bittorrent, Gnutella, Gnutella2, Fasttrack, Overnet, Kademlia, OpenNap, SoulSeek, DireNEOnet, DirectConnect, HTTP and FTP

OTHER NETWORKS: Applejuice, AsagumoWeb, Audiogalaxy, Avalanche, CAKE, Chord, The Circle, Coral, Dijjer, EarthStation 5, FileTopia, FotoSwap, Groove, Hamachi, iFolder, iGlance, konspire2b, Madster/Aimster, MUTE, OpenExt, OpenFT, P-Grid, Qnext, IRC, JXTA, Peersites, MojoNation, Mnet, Octoshape, OmilyX, Overnet, PixVillage, Scour, Skype, Solipsis, soribada, SPIN, Swarmcast, WASTE, ZEPP.

Im sure i missed many of em, now its your turn.
IF U REPLY TO THIS THREAD, DO IT LIKE I STARTED, NAME THE PROGRAM AND NETWORK(S)

nanotek
08-07-2006, 07:17 PM
DDL Sites

limesqueezer
08-08-2006, 01:47 AM
SUMI : IRC, AIM, Tor
NODEZILLA : Grid network
MP2P : Gnutella, UDP
LIONSHARE : academic networks
EXOSEE : HTTP, ExoSee private network
POWERFOLDER : local net folder exchange
I2HUB : Abilene Network
RODI : enterprise networks search engines
PEER2MAIL : Web-mail providers
CARRACHO : Carracho network (newsgroups, filesharing)
HOUNDZILLA : IE porn-sharing network
PR0NSTER : pr0n(porn) network
3ECS : 3ECS porn network
BLUBSTER : MANOLITO protocol community
WASTE: p2p anonymous protocol
SEXTER : Gnutella (porn only)
LPHANT : BitTorrent, eDonkey
VAGAA : eDonkey (chinese, used for large files)
ADAGIO : Gnutella 2
CARIBOU : Gnutella 2
AMINI : p2p (uses PozID, IP, Hostname, URLs to connect)
GIZMO PROJECT : Session Initiation Protocol, Jabber (Voice over Internet Protocol network)
KIWI ALPHA: GnucDNA Gnutella & Gnutella 2
FROSTWIRE : Gnutella (LimeWire clone)
RMDC++ : multisource Direct Connect
MAMMOTH : FastTrack, Gnutella
PHEX : Gnutella
MNET: Mnet network (distributed file store)
SAMIZDAT : Entropy (anonymous data store), Freenet
EARTH STATION 5 : Earth Station 5 network, FastTrack, Gnutella 2
PORNDIGGER : Adult Image Sharing Community
NICOTINE : Soulseek
MFC MUTE : anonymous MUTE network
URLBLAZE : HTTP link sharing
AZUREUS : BitTorrent (uses java)
FILECROC : Ares

limesqueezer
08-08-2006, 10:34 AM
ZALZAH : Gnutella Web Caching System
GROKSTER : FastTrack
KAZAA LITE : FastTrack (mod of KMD, -malware)
GNUNET : anonymous RPC GNUnet network
MARABUNTA : anonymous UDP/IP exchange among nodes - Order and Chaos
SHARE : anonymous upcoming Winny
TOR : anonymous onion routers Tor network
NAPSHARE : MUTE, Key Network
HYDRANODE : Bittorrent, eDonkey2000
FurthurNet : Gnutella
HAXIAL KDX : client/server voice chat, file & folder transfer
QNEXT : instant messaging audio & video sharing & streaming
I2P : kademlia derived DHT
NAVIZON : Navizon network (for GPS, Wi-Fi and/or Cellular enabled Pocket PC, Smartphone)
BOXCLOUD : browser based, just sharing, no uploading
WIREDREACH : RSS over a P2P (JXTA) or HTTP
SPINXPRESS : Secure Peered Internet (SPIN) network (webcast files over 10 MB)
MASHBOXX : trade & purchase music on networks
WWW FILE SHARE PRO : UDP HTTP
PRIVARIA : on private network access computer desktops, transfer files, sketch and chat, or videoconferencing
AQUALIME : Gnutella (java)
MANOLITO : MP2P Network
FILETOPIA : VoIP, chat, free e-mail, file collection organizer
NEWSLEECHER : Usenet
MIRC : IRC networks
SERV-U : FTP file sharing server
APACHE HTTP SERVER : HTTP file server
AMULE : eDonkey2000, Kad Network for multiple platforms
EMULE PLUS : eDonkey2000 (modified eMule)
SHAREDAEMON : eDonkey2000 for multiple platforms
GPG : multi-protocol instant messaging (AIM, ICQ, MSM, IRC, Yahoo, Jabber...), Gnutella
EMSCHER : Bittorrent, Mute, Gnutella (anonymous)
OHAHA : Gnutella, Freenet, OpenNap

www.allofmp3.com : full albums to download (russian)
www.soribada.com : full albums to download (korean)

limesqueezer
08-09-2006, 10:17 PM
MULTIMEDIABOX : Gnutella, Fasttrack, OpenFT, SMS, MSM
THE FREE NETWORK PROJECT : Freenet (anonymous)
THE GRAPEVINE PROJECT : anonymizing p2p file storage network
RAPID CONNECT : Gnutella, nupeer, FastTrack, Direct Connect, Overnet, eDonkey
OWL : PHP4 for publishing files into web
EMULE P3P : eDonkey2000, Kad Network, ANts
FREENAS : share puters on Free NAS Server (CIFS, FTP, NFS, RSYNC, SSH, AFP protocols...etc)
SSL-EXPLORER : browser-based SSL VPN with access to files, intranet applications, email
ELISE : Direct Connect for ADC protocol
DCLin : Direct Connect for Linux
MOSEARCH : Search all hubs on Direct Connect network for files
QTELLA : Gnutella
FTPWOLF : FTP engines search
MYNAPSTER : IRC within Gnutella
NFTP : FTP engines search
MUTELLA : Unix Gnutella (advanced search)
ACQLITE : mac Gnutella (integrated iTunes + iPod)
AGENT : Usenet, Email
TEKNAP(BWAP) : OpenNap, SlavaNap
SKYPE : VoIP network (SIP, IAX, H.323)
PANDO : send & receive up to 1 gb with e-mail
NAPSTER : was file trading network (shut down on July 11, 2001), now pay service
AUDIOGALAXY : was website for file sharing system that indexed MP3 files (shut down in May 24, 2002), now pay streaming service through program Rhapsody
MP3.COM : was free downloadable file hosting website for musicians (web napster, shut down on December 2, 2003), now pay site
MUSEEK : C++/Qt Soulseek client for Linux
PYSOULSEEK : WxPython Soulseek client for Linux
MONOLITH : distribute copyrighted data without violate any rights
LOPSTER : OpenNAP, SlavaNap (Unix)
LMULE : Linux eMule
XMULE : eDonkey, multi-platform (LMULE mod)
KAST : Konspire2b network (distribution of files from publisher to reader)
GTK GNUTELLA : Gnutella (GTK+ toolkit based Unix)
GNUTELLA CRAWLER : program used to gather statistic information on the Gnutella network
EXEEM : node BitTorrent instead of trackers
EDONKEY : eDonkey2000, Overnet
CYBERSKY : for streaming & accessing live television broadcasts
CABOS : GNU Gnutella (similar to LimeWire)
THREEDEGREES(3°) : was p2p from Microsoft (with Windows Live ID in MSN u could listen to other ppl's playlists and share pictures)

limesqueezer
09-05-2006, 11:45 PM
Some of the more popular Direct Connect clients:

ADC++
ALYADON (something like BCDC++)
APEXDC++ (Segment support)
ASAMI (Linux GUI)
AXDC (web based in Delphi)
BACKYARD DC++
BAKA DC++ (in french)
BLACK D.C.
BCDC++
BEDC (for BeOS)
BRB++ (italian)
CB++
CCCP (Linux Console, based at DCTC)
CHIYO (Linux)
CZDC++
DAYC++ (OP client based on R2++)
DC: PRO (Segment support)
DC-QT (Linux Console)
DC++K CDM (client detection mod)
DCDB (Search engine for all hubs)
DCDM++ (BCDC++/DC++K based, client detection mod for OPs)
DCON PRO
DC++P
DC@FE++
DC++ K (one of first)
DC++ BLUE
DC# (Segment supported)
DCTC (Linux DCTC using QT Libs)
DCXX (Linux)
DCGUI (Mac OS X)
DCOSX (Mac OS X)
Direct Connect Delphi (in Delphi for Win)
DELCHI (in Delphi)
DEVIAP2P (VB)
DOLDA CONNECT (Linux)
DYVEDC++
FMDC
FULDC (mod of DC++ clone, allowed on hubs)
GOOFY ++ (client for goofy fans :D)
GTKDC (GTK+ based)
HADC++
IDC++ (italian OP client)
ICEDC++ (Segment support)
JAVAOPENDC
JAVADC (Java)
JDC (cross platform)
JKDC++ (italian)
KOALADC
LDCC (Linux)
LINUX DC++ (for Linux)
LDC++ (Segment support)
LUDC
MAC DC++ (Mac OS X)
MCDC++ (mod of DC++ & ADC++)
MOBILEDC (chat-only client for Symbian OS)
MICRODC (Linux)
MS++
NEXTDC++
ODCGAMMA
Odysseus DC++
OPERA'S DC++ (ODC) (mod of DC++, more colors)
OMEGA++ (mod of DC++)
OPENDCD (implementation of Direct Connect)
PDC (BCDC++ based)
PEERWEBDC++ (ApexDC++ mod)
PHANTOMDC++ (based on BCDC++)
PHPDC (webbased GUI for DCTC)
PIDGE (IRC chat on hubs)
POSSUMMOD (mod of DC++)
PTDC
PYDC (Python based)
QUICKDC (based on javaDC for Linux)
R2++ (OP client)
RCCP (Unix)
REVERSE CONNECT (Segment support)
SASSER
SHADOWDC (based on Visual Basic 6)
SHAKESPEER DC++ (Mac X)
SKSI
STRONGDC++ (Segment support)
UNDERGROUND DC
VALKNUT (multiplatform)
WXDC (cross platform)
ZDC (italian colorfull segment supported op client)
ZFDC
ZION++

FreeDoom
09-06-2006, 11:54 AM
Never thought there were so many lol :wacko:
Might give a try to some, thanks :cool:

Fedders
09-09-2006, 04:37 PM
Man there definitly many ways to pirate! I have to check some out.

100%
09-09-2006, 04:40 PM
would be even better if they where linked
thanks anyway

masteri
09-05-2010, 12:51 AM
It'd be really helpful if someone could categorize them by plaform. Like which is linux and which is windows etc.

anon
09-05-2010, 04:46 PM
Or maybe just make an entirely new list, given the fact this one is four years old. :unsure:

gamesover
09-06-2010, 04:37 PM
Or maybe just make an entirely new list, given the fact this one is four years old. :unsure:

There really isn't a need for a new list since most people nowadays stick to a handful of different filesharing methods - emule, torrents, soulseek and dc++, DDL, and usenet. I'm sure there's a few others that aren't as popular.

Hiccup
09-06-2010, 10:14 PM
Or maybe just make an entirely new list, given the fact this one is four years old. :unsure:

There really isn't a need for a new list since most people nowadays stick to a handful of different filesharing methods - emule, torrents, soulseek and dc++, DDL, and usenet. I'm sure there's a few others that aren't as popular.

You could probably through LimeWire/Frostwire (yeah, I know, but people still do use it) and Ares. Can't really think of any others.

ma7moud1
09-07-2010, 03:44 AM
its very helpful .. thanks alot :)

patroclus
09-07-2010, 05:49 AM
Or maybe just make an entirely new list, given the fact this one is four years old. :unsure:

There really isn't a need for a new list since most people nowadays stick to a handful of different filesharing methods - emule, torrents, soulseek and dc++, DDL, and usenet. I'm sure there's a few others that aren't as popular.

To add to your list their is FTP, FXP, IRC. These 3 are pretty much how the Scene handles business.

Stabber
09-07-2010, 10:16 AM
are there actually people paying to services like audiogalaxy to download mp3s ? If i wanted to pay i would either buy the album or just use itunes

gamesover
09-09-2010, 02:32 AM
There really isn't a need for a new list since most people nowadays stick to a handful of different filesharing methods - emule, torrents, soulseek and dc++, DDL, and usenet. I'm sure there's a few others that aren't as popular.

To add to your list their is FTP, FXP, IRC. These 3 are pretty much how the Scene handles business.

Yeah but how many people here are in the scene?

crazydogman
09-10-2010, 09:38 AM
nice list. but there are literally billions of software for the purpose of sharing files, maybe you should just post different protocols.

anon
09-10-2010, 02:53 PM
The first post(s) have a list of protocols each program supports, also.

Speedo
09-14-2010, 04:03 PM
would be even better if they where linked
thanks anyway

Yeah!
Since you went through no effort at all with this. Why don't you give us links to them all because they can clearly no all fit into google.