Most stable/secure script at this moment?

[Giorgi]

Hello

I have seen lots of them, tbdev, btiteam, xbtt, torrentrader, torrentstrike, templateshares...

there are so many of them, I wonder which is most stable/secure to use?

[Cabalo]

if there were one, everybody would use it.
each of them has their own pros and cons. maybe it depends on the kind of tracker/community you have in mind when u make the choice.

[patto75]

Also you have to remember some are more popular than others, can receive more advice and help unlike others.

[rvt]

The language it's written in is also a deciding factor.
I can follow along with c/c++, but would not feel comfortable making changes for security, therefore I use PHP based trackers. Obviously, if you prefer c/c++ you'd go with something like xbtt.
You also need to consider setup with the various languages. A php/perl based tracker will run on most webspaces, a c/c++ based tracker will require access to a shell and compiler.

Either way, I would not trust any of them to be entirely secure out of the box. There are always various exploits, although xbtt doesn't seem to have any easily findable ones.

[Giveaway]

dude, every software has it pros and cons..i dont think there is just one that is the best

[Hanz™]

Most good trackers have rewritten a lot of their tbdev code, so this question doesn't really mean anything.

[Giorgi]

Then I will try to be specefic, any source that has "Design completly separated from code" and comes with admin panel...

[kaler]

use TBDEV DR source Good Thing about that source is Security and performance

[yozshura]

Most good trackers have rewritten a lot of their tbdev code, so this question doesn't really mean anything.

Agree, every good tracker i've used does this. But for small community the tbdev should be fine.

[Giorgi]

tbdev sux, its all messed up. I will prolly choose TorrentTrader, because of its relative maturity...