Huh, I don't see it.Originally Posted by default
it's in the thread at sct
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Huh, I don't see it.it's in the thread at sct
Torrent_King
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Well nice to know your back...Huh, I don't see it.it's in the thread at sct
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Presumably you have to.
And obviously they are not just seedboxes but actually "dedicated servers" for what ever you want to use them for.
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Sooo much technically jargon Z_z im about to throw a bor74 qoute ZzzzZzzZZz
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Can someone explain what is the purpose of this seedbox?!
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Basically you remotely access your 100mbit seedbox and use it to download and upload torrents.
You then FTP the files you have downloaded to your computer.
This means that it'll be really easy to have a huge ratio (from uploading so much and so fast) and get all of the newest stuff really fast.
You will upload disgustingly fast from a seedbox.
I am actually thinking of getting one at somepoint, and also maybe sharing the server address with anybody else who is using a seedbox. So that we can FXP between our accounts, and keep very up-to-date.
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To seed torrents
@hanz or anyone else- Wouldn't a seedbox share the same IP? So wouldn't you have to use different BT websites?
Another question, wouldn't uploading and downloading these files be illegal and violating the TOS?
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Get a server offshore from USA and they will be legal. Most offshore providers allow torrentflux. Torrentflux has a cookie management so for private trackers just put the cookie info for it and torrentflux can grab the torrent file.
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Well most providers do not allow bittorrent and ban ports apparently and some even check your HD ie scan them and disconnect your service if anything fishy is found.Its just a matter of luck really...
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