Sharing Leeware

[haydeno]

I heard you can easily make 2 user accounts on leeware. If this is true would anyone want 1\2 a leeware?

[Presto]

I would like to, but I can't transfer the money. OK?

[muyoso]

I have no clue how to do it, but I am interested def in sharing a leeware thing.

[sense]

I have no clue how to do it, but I am interested def in sharing a leeware thing.

easy, log into root.

adduser username

passwd username (it will now ask for a password + verifiction)

after that with putty login using the new user

type: vncserver :2 (now you can quit putty)

login with vnc, you should see a console, type:
wget http://download.utorrent.com/1.6.1/utorrent.exe

now at the same console type: wine utorrent.exe

Configure utorrent and off you go! With all this being said, those leeware servers are really slow, 2 people on that VPS will be a pain to say the least.

[haydeno]

If anyone wants to split it i could either take $10 for it or give you $10

[KevinGarnet]

that's your choice.. about two acc on leeware is true i heard..

[haydeno]

would sharing it make it even slower than non shared?

IE unshared i get 1MB(example) would i get about 500 x2 shared??

[fook3d]

would sharing it make it even slower than non shared?

IE unshared i get 1MB(example) would i get about 500 x2 shared??

I believe thats correct. It would be the same as your home connection.

Run a speed test without anything running and you get full speeds.
Set up a torrent client to download at half your connection speed and then run a speed test and you will have half the speeds.

[haydeno]

ok i thought you meant it would be way slower ie 200x2 vs 1000x1

[stroj]

well, dont forget u get only 20gb HDD on leeware, so that makes 10gb for one user.

[seppypom]

Sharing leeware seem to me the equivalent to sharing dialup.

[NisseArne]

It's actually doable when speeds are bursting at "ok" levels. You should not expect it to be good anyhow.

[xr8]

Given the size of leeware HDD and the costs of having a leeware box, why would you bother sharing?

[NisseArne]

Because his "customers" don't pay no more then 10$..