Da_GoTTi, there are *legal* torrents you know.

afusion, it looks like you forgot to add some phrases. None of the ones in the usergroup permissions show up. I have the yes/no radio buttons, but not the phrase for what they are for. I looked in the phrase xml file and they aren't there.

if you get sued just because of the torrent thing, Microsoft, IBM, Bungie(our good old Halo) and other big companies will be too, because they use that protocol to spread their softwares... most of the online gaming you play with actually are using similar torrent protocol to exchange files...

the only point with torrent and legal threat is the same with any other software where you can download something... ftp, afp, etc... all files protocol have pirates on 'em...

torrent is great to share films between users... a clan of gamers can share the same films of their games when they have them on a torrent tracker per example... it's bigger for a server to host ftps...

^ well put, nexialys, thank you...

Lynne, and all the rest: yes, I am a moron. Updated the zip once again with some missing phrases.

@afusion, i suggest you to versionish your release, to keep us updated on the version number you are on... if you make updates, we then know...

actually, a 0.7b is good, as you're about 70% sure of the content, and is in beta stage... when you have all the content inserted and so, a 1.0b would be good ... ;)

ok, changed it to 0.6 since there seems to be some weird bug with people... strange that it doesn't appear on my server...

more specifically, this query is ruining my life:either it says the table is not found or the syntax is incorrect :tired:

.. table prefix is missing, and protect your entry content with " ' " ...

Okay, I know what BT is, and what it's for. What does this do?

Pardon my noobism, but I haven't used any file sharing stuff since Napster was real.

I assume this tracks a torrent server if you're running one?

@ds... no, actually, this is the "server"...

a tracker only keep track of the hash that identify each files shared on it... a BT never host any file but the hash that identify the files...(with some details like file size, structure, url for the tracker...)

So if I installed this, would it affect bandwidth WITH file transfers or just with the data ABOUT the files and ongoing transfers?

I have to say I think it is very lame of you to flame another user in your hack release.