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i have a bestofdata server, and i've easily transfered over 2TB maybe even 3TB in my first month.
i still have it. i'm into my second month now, will let you know how it goes.
XP Pro? i didn't even know that was an option, or why you would want it.
2003 server web edition is good enough, i might even switch to Fedora and gain 160GB for the same price as windows once i learn it better.
Hmm, I've got a problem with leeware server. Speeds are really low when downloading directly from Leeware VPS server to my home computer.
I've got a 12Mbps ADSL and still I'm only downloading from leeware @ 20-60kB/s.
First I used SFTP, which was as low as now FTP. I installed vsftpd and configured it fine but speeds are this sucky.
This just isn't acceptable, it takes forever to download a >4GB image from there...
does anyone else have this kind of problem?
EDIT:
Found this, http://filesharingtalk.com/vb3/p-bt-...3/postcount337
Does anyone know if there is some workaround this?
FTP is ungodly slow for me as well. I figured it might be because I was using SFTP, which has to route through SSH, but you installed another ftp daemon and it was still slow, so I'm not sure.
Try a ftp client that has multi download capabilities, ie Filezilla. So instead of 1 download connection downloading at 50KB, you can have 5 downloading at a total of 250 for example.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheQuasi
Yeah, thats what I suggest, I can only do about 200kb/s through 1 connection with my lw box. If I put it on 4 connections, it maxes my 4mbit out.
If you have very slow downloads when FTP'ing large *.iso or *.avi files and muti-part downloading doesn't work within your client then here's a way to speed up your downloads using Lxsplit (HJsplit compatible).You have now successfully installed Lxsplit. To use lxsplit you cd to the directory your large file is located and split. So if that large file is in root then you would type cd /root in putty. To split the file into 10MB pieces you would issue the follow command lxsplit -s largeassfile.iso 10M. Now just set your max concurrent transfers in your FTP client to something like 20 or more and download all the .001, .002, etc files.
- Log into your machine using putty
- Type wget http://www.freebyte.com/download/lxsplit.tar.gz
- Type tar xzf lxsplit.tar.gz
- Type cd /root/lxsplit-0.1.1
- Type make
- Type make install
To join the files back together HJSplit (google it) and join the file.
Leecher: That's a nice suggestion. Though it's too much hassle for me to split the files :) So I just downloaded SmartFTP which handles multipart downloading just fine. Haven't tested it on leeware yet, though. Hopefully it speeds things up.
does anyone use rtorrent on their seedbox??
utorrent has been messing up in the webui, and well doesn't run that great thanks to being through wine.
im looking into rtorrent right now and d/ling it.
i'd love it if anyone that uses it could maybe help me out.
What do you need help with?Quote:
Originally Posted by joyntkid
Any one with leaseweb seedbox?pls pm me
I use rtorrent under FreeBSD and it works fine, it's easy to setup and easy to use.Quote:
Originally Posted by joyntkid
This is awesome.. gonna definitely invest in a seedbox.. thanks for the info.. :D
Posting that will never work unless you specify what you want first.Quote:
Originally Posted by HiFi
I need help regarding something.Only thos ewith the leasewb can help me.I dont want acess or anything just have to get my doubts cleared.
I'm in the market for a new seedbox, since Times Network has disappeared. Keyweb and Hosting-IE seems alright, anybody have experience with them? I've read something that Keyweb might shut you down if they find out you are running P2P.
leeware fuck
Quote:
Your servers was disconnected due to copyright infringement. I received legal notices regarding your online activities. Per the policies your machine has been disconnected your service has been cancelled and you WILL NOT receive any access to your machine or its contents.
bad service
How long were you using Leeware for when this happened, and were you using private trackers only with encryption enabled? Also, what was your bandwith usage? More information would be helpful, as there are several Leeware users here.Quote:
Originally Posted by navarca
:cry: wots going on guys??Quote:
Originally Posted by navarca
a lot of ppl here r using leeware
i use leeware in 20 daysQuote:
Originally Posted by RTFMHow long were you using Leeware for when this happened, and were you using private trackers only with encryption enabled? Also, what was your bandwith usage? More information would be helpful, as there are several Leeware users here.Quote:
Originally Posted by navarca
i have installed 8 seedbox with azureus web UI+Console+azureus_script (for daemon screen)+java 1.5
encrypt rc4
4 days restart server machine
3 format VPS
we have paid bad service for leew(ater)
leew(ater) fuck your money
Now in the my old VPS Torrentflux b4rt is installed
:frusty:
Well, this is unexpected. I assume Lee got one of the standard form letters from a copyright consortium (Probably MPAA or RIAA) that listed the IP from which the infringing content came. It has absolutely nothing to do with bandwidth usage, enabled or disabled encryption, or the quality of Leeware's hosting.
Though, I agree, it would be useful to know which tracker the copyright holder was watching...
i use rtorrent, its really easy to use, especially when you set it up with auto watching folders, i just ftp torrents to a folder called watch and it autostarts them
yeah, i finally got everything working.
but when i FTP to it and go to the rtorrent folder, its just empty.
but its not really empty.
Someone should do a detailed write-up on getting torrentflux setup at leeware. Might even be worth paying for.
Leeware is an unmanaged service! So you should be able to figure things out for yourself;)Quote:
Originally Posted by TooFastForYa
http://www.howtoforge.com/ubuntu_lam...entflux_vmware
Maybe this will give you an idea how to do it! From step 5
Or take a look @ http://www.torrentflux.com/forum/index.php?board=2.0
Anybody perheps any experience with strato.de?
navarca, were you using private or public trackers???
http://www.pixelfxsolution.com
http://corenetworks.net/
anyone have these, been hearing great stuff.
They look like pretty good offers, CoreNetworks has 1TB bandwith for only $24.95 a month and PixelFX has unmetered transfer on a 100mbps port for only $139, which they say is suitable for 5-9TB a month.Quote:
Originally Posted by 007™
my tracker is public with 60000 users and 125000 - 130000 peersQuote:
Originally Posted by Rats
2nd seedbox close :cry:
leeware kiss my ass !!! :frusty:
leaseweb the best server!! :thumbsup:
can you find a good server from Canada for other users?Quote:
Originally Posted by 007™ http://filesharingtalk.com/vb3/../.....s/viewpost.gif
http://www.pixelfxsolution.com
http://corenetworks.net/
anyone have these, been hearing great stuff.
best in canada
would probably be
1) NetNation.ca - Hosted in Vancouver, British Columbia.
2) MoxieHosting.com - Hosted in Toronto, Ontario .
Ah, so it was a public tracker. Not the smartest idea, and definitely not very safe.Quote:
Originally Posted by navarca
I use private trackers, but i was still wondering if anyone runs pg on their servers. I always have it on at home. I just have leeware so i was wondering if it could be ran through wine.
nothing is safe in the web :ph34r:Quote:
Originally Posted by RTFMAh, so it was a public tracker. Not the smartest idea, and definitely not very safe.Quote:
Originally Posted by navarca
what is the difference between private and public tracker?
p2p=file sharing=freedom and not users limit
@007™
thanks
I realize that torrenting in itself isn't terribly safe, however I'll take any extra security I can get by using a private tracker, plus better speed and pre's.Quote:
Originally Posted by navarcanothing is safe in the web :ph34r:Quote:
Originally Posted by RTFM
what is the difference between private and public tracker?
p2p=file sharing=freedom and not users limit
@007™
thanks
private tracker: logged IPQuote:
Originally Posted by RTFMI realize that torrenting in itself isn't terribly safe, however I'll take any extra security I can get by using a private tracker, plus better speed and pre's.Quote:
Originally Posted by navarca
not very safe...
@RTM
you can get by using a public tracker,for plus better speed and pre's.
@OT for others
if would you like install azureus web-ui + Console and daemon script, send me MP
will buy a seedbox. i need ur advice.i tend to use leeware with utorrent , following the guide by buggyme. IS leeware is a good deal ? some guys have trouble with leeware ? i use for my private tracker to increase the ratio.What others choice except for leeware ? i only afford 20-30$/month for a seedbox .
What step should i follow ? i heard leeware cancelled the seedbox if they know we torrenting .
http://hosting-ie.com/content/view/27/64/Quote:
Originally Posted by GINZY
raptor 5 ;)
leeware cancels the box if you get a dmca notice. don't use public trackers and you have less of a chance of getting caught (like 5%)
all i use is private trackers.How many GB i should download if i don't wanna they notice ?Quote:
Originally Posted by tinkercat2003
"Bandwidth 100Mbps Unmetered Shared [1000GB]" include up and down ?
i think leeware is cheapest . Anyone know cheaper one ? I will try this one
they don't care what you do as long as you don't get a dmca notice. you can use as much bandwidth as you want. (as i've seen so far)
thats just an average. you can get higher than that. theres not anything cheaper than leeware.. i think.