Bit Che--A customizable torrent search tool

[kooftspc11]

Searching for torrents can really be a pain in the ass....moreso than being repeatedly stabbed in either respective ass-cheek with an object resembling a porcupine with razor blades, (for a closer shave every time).

Well, fear not....your prayers are now answered (in the form of a question)!!!

And the question is........Do you find an overwhelming lack of satisfaction when you eat at a buffet in Vegas?

===O but really......

THE best way to search for torrents....hands down!!

Just enter some keywords and press search. Bit Che can search more than 50 trackers in a single go!!


http://www.convivea.com/product.php?id=2

[007™]

hmm registered aswell

[moocrah]

Yes, it's a good freebie, but since its latest version (pls check the date of this msg) it does an ugly call to a suspicious IP on the net, reserved by IANA. So I advise you to revert to the version before the Dec 2006 one.

[kavalchuk17]

Wtf are you talking about dude?

[moocrah]

Well get a firewall and find it for yourself, that's not a nice way to request details.

[Hanz™]

Kids. Beware the RIAA.

[Backslash]

what

[kavalchuk17]

Well get a firewall and find it for yourself, that's not a nice way to request details.

i was talking about the buffet in vegas part and all that shit.

[FlipRising21]

ummm does this work? on private as well?

[Skiz]

I agree. WTF are you talking about?

[moocrah]

ummm does this work? on private as well?

Yes and that may be a problem: you have to entrust your usernames and passwords for the application to access them. So it must receive a top clean from spyware seal, etc from trusted testing sites before people input their hard-earned and stricter-than-hell private tracker memberships.

[chip!]

Yes, it's a good freebie, but since its latest version (pls check the date of this msg) it does an ugly call to a suspicious IP on the net, reserved by IANA. So I advise you to revert to the version before the Dec 2006 one.


ummm. i just google Bit Che from time to time and i just wanted to say i got a good little laugh outta your comment here :) no offense meant at all, but moocrah, that is the 'auto upgrade server check'. you can turn this off in the preferences if you dont want to trust my own website. but just to clear up any doubt, here is the exact HTTP header that Bit Che sends to the server (which ONLY looks for new versions of Bit Che, so you dont have to :))


connection to: convivea.com [66.29.102.2]

GET http://www.convivea.com/update.php?uid=bit&v=1.0.60 HTTP/1.1
Accept: text/xml, application/xml, application/xhtml+xml, text/html, image/gif, image/x-xbitmap, image/jpeg, image/pjpeg, application/x-shockwave-flash, */*
Accept-Language: en-us
Referer: http://www.convivea.com/update.php?uid=bit&v=1.0.60
Connection: Close
User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 6.0; en-US; rv:1.8.1) Gecko/20061010 Firefox/2.0
Host: www.convivea.com"uid=bit" because i have other software products on my website that use the same update checking script, and "v=1.0.60".. well obviously this is the version. however, yours will say 1.0.59. :)

so there you have it! any further questions?
-chip
convivea.com

[007™]

its pretty good