TorrentDay fakes stats and members! Be aware of this site.

[anon]

THEY DO NOT ALLOW FULL SCRAPE ! You know what the F**k is scrape ?

Yes, I know. Scraping is returning the amounts of seeders and leechers for a certain info_hash. Not their IPs. Even if a torrent had 1000000 seeders and 1000000 leechers the bandwidth impact would be negligible for a single scrape request.

Now, Torrents.ru doesn't allow scraping because with over 1.5 million users, they save a lot of bandwidth, even if every request takes just ~1kB. It's not because scrape request themselves return the peers, increasing server load.

It means getting whole F**king peers from the database, imagine if there are 10k peers and every 10k member scrape fully the whole database for 10k peers, do you think their server will be stable ? HELL NO !

Wrong. Fire up a packet sniffer and see by yourself.

Very less trackers optimized their trackers not to allow FULL SCRAPE, i saw this option at torrents.ru and 3-4 more Russian sites.

They just do not allow full scrape, some of them allow 10%, some allows 30% or 50 or 60%.

I'd like to think you're confusing things due to your lack of knowledge rather than favoring TD here. It has already been explained before. You can control how many peers should be returned via the numwant parameter, but in the end it's up to the tracker. uTorrent asks for 200 peers on every announce, but T.ru only appears to return 50, which is also the default value from when no numwant is specified. Now, that isn't a percentage like you're saying - they'll give 50 peers regardless of it being the totality of the swarm or the torrent having a million seeders.

[Rart]

Thank you anon. That clears a lot of things up.

[bumrocks]

Don't judge/comment about someone who you don't know else you will look stupid/idiot

I think that is what just happened to you via anon-sbi...

[AdrianPhoto]

anon-sbi done a great job answering you, but I'd add some things

My 1 hour of coding/fixing bugs costs 45$!

???

I have my (MCS) master degree in SQL

Master Degree? in SQL?? really? do you think we're bunch of kids here?
May I ask in which specific fields of SQL your Master Degree's overview was about? and what did the studies you've been granted your Master Degree upon has covered? and what are the SQL problems you've helped demonstrating and tried to resolve?

I am working at GAF

I don't what GAF is that you mean, but I'd rate your GAF to be "21–30"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_...of_Functioning

i am well familiar with C/C++/Java/C#/PHP/HTML/DHTML/XML/photoshop cs

Nice.. good for you, so you know Java and Photoshop, the best language concerning OOP and a very difficult one, and a graphic design application. Yay!

[slymester]

I am working at GAF

I don't what GAF is that you mean, but I'd rate your GAF to be "21–30"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_...of_Functioning

[iLOVENZB]

Lol at the comments, are any of the comments relevant to the OP's question.

@AdrianPhoto:

Any kid can be familiar with Photoshop CS. Hell, I even remember studying it in Highschool

[AdrianPhoto]

Any kid can be familiar with Photoshop CS. Hell, I even remember studying it in Highschool

That's exactly my point, why would anyone brag about knowing Photoshop?
Thanks for pointing that out.

[Eargasm]

You guys are all dumb, I know MSPAINT. Just wanted to drop by and put EVERYONE in their place.

[cinephilia]

merwais? where are you?

[merwais]

I am Here

I know anon-sbi got the point what i am saying and he knows i am right about peers thingy but still he is going elsewhere just to save his ass

I won't argue with anon-sbi and others.
Research about numwant and limitation of peers. you will find the answer!

Enjoy kids. don't argue too much, better read some e-books and increase ur knowledge.

If you learn 1 sh!t/day, you will learn 365 Sh!t in a year.