i have the same problems , gives me a lot of seeders but 0 peers and the speed doesnt move at all
Hmm, Never heard about this before.
What happens if you try save traget as. Then save it as shakamoo.zip
Then rename it back to title.source.codec-group.torrent ?
My e-penis is so big it makes John Holmes look like a little boy.
If its a public torrent, you can use uploading.com's remote upload service. Just remote upload the torrent url and then download it from uploading.com.
It changes the file name to some number, doesn't have the torrent extension.
Last edited by Submission; 12-07-2007 at 04:42 PM.
Guess this country:
-Child porn is legal to possess.
-Home of lolicon & enjo kosai
-Subways are littered with "Warning: Perverts lurking" signs
-Has women only subway cars because of the high sexual assault rates
-Cartoon child porn is a $6 billion industry
-90% of child porn on the internet is from this country
-Ranked equally with Cambodia and Ethiopia for prostitution
Using BT @ Universities especially in the United States is so fucking risky that I won't even explain that.
Reconsider this, because you may end up paying a half million additional tuition...
Can't remember exactly how I got my uni connection working. I remember I had to type the proxy server name into a page in the general section of utorrent. Only problem is that if you have a file with loads of peers your uni firewall gets hit by lots of peers searching for an open port. I got tipped off by an IT gut that I am friendly with that at one point me and another guy at uni were degrading the uni firewall (happened during freeleech on SCT).
I then used a socks client for a while - but this really affects speeds.
How about attending a different university?
I assume you're university only filters http connections using some sort of a proxy. If that's the case, you can find torrent files of public trackers on IRC channels and download them using DCC.
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