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first you should know what is a peer to peer sharing,File-sharing programs are used to directly or indirectly transfer files from one computer to another over the Internet, over a smaller Intranet, or across simple networks usually following the peer-to-peer (P2P) model. Most of the programs are integrated in filesharing networks and obtain information about each other from central servers.
Categories of clients used in such networks:
Centralized Clients: OpenNap
Benefits: Faster searching and downloading
Negatives: Often more vulnerable to legal and DDOS attacks
Decentralized clients: Gnutella
Benefits: Usually more reliable and rarely shut down
Negatives: Generally slower than centralized systems
Decentralized tracker-based clients: Bittorrent
Benefits: Very fast due to concentration of bittorrent networks on a single file, is principally used to offer new, large files for download, many tracker sites available
Negatives: Not centrally searchable, tracker sites are often closed down from legal suits or fail, not truly anonymous
Multi-network clients
Benefits: allows connection to more than one network, almost always on the client side.
Negatives: often playing catch-up to individual networks' changes and updates.
Anonymous peer-to-peer: Freenet, GNUnet, MUTE, I2P
Benefits: allows for the uncensored free flow of information and ideas
Negatives: due to anonymity it allows for questionable or illegal material to be exchanged easier than other networks, often slower than regular p2p because of the overhead
List of file-sharing programs by network protocol
FastTrack protocol
KaZaA
Grokster
Kazaa Lite
OpenFT protocol
giFT
KCeasy
Zeus
EDonkey network protocol
eMule
MLDonkey
eDonkey2000
Overnet
Hydranode
Freenet protocol
Freenet
Entropy, (P2P)
GNUnet protocol
GNUnet
Freeway(p2p)
Gnutella protocol
BearShare (includes spyware/adware)
Cabos (no spyware/adware)
DM2 (no spyware/adware)
FrostWire (no spyware/adware)
Gnucleus (unsure)
Kazaa (includes spyware/adware)
KCeasy (unsure)
Kiwi Alpha (includes spyware/adware)
LimeWire (no spyware/adware)
Morpheus (free version includes spyware/adware)
Shareaza (no spyware/adware)
XoloX (unsure)
Zeus (no spyware/adware)
Miscellaneous protocols
Bit Torrent (decentralized dynamic network of users)
MUTE
I2P
well , the main source noadays for graping this tutorial stud and almost everything.. is Torrent !
and we will take bittorrent network and make you create, search and download .torrent file.
it's good to start with Terminologies that you should be aware of
leech
A leech is usually a peer who has a negative effect on the swarm by having a very poor share ratio - in other words, downloading much more than they upload. Most leeches are users on asymmetric internet connections and do not leave their BitTorrent client open to seed the file after their download has completed. However, some leeches intentionally avoid uploading by using modified clients or excessively limiting their upload speed. The term leech, however, can be used simply to describe a peer - or any client that does not have 100% of the data.
peer
A peer is one instance of a BitTorrent client running on a computer on the Internet to which other clients connect and transfer data. Usually a peer does not have the complete file, but only parts of it. However, in the colloquial definition, "peer" can be used to refer to any participant in the swarm (in this case, it's synonymous with "client").
scrape
This is when a client sends a request to the tracking server for information about the statistics of the torrent, such as with whom to share the file and how well those other users are sharing
seeder
A seeder is a peer that has a complete copy of the torrent and still offers it for upload. The more seeders there are, the better the chances are for completion of the file.
swarm
Together, all peers (including seeders) sharing a torrent are called a swarm. For example, six ordinary peers and two seeders make a swarm of eight.
torrent
A torrent can mean either a .torrent metadata file or all files described by it, depending on context. The torrent file contains metadata about all the files it makes downloadable, including their names and sizes and checksums of all pieces in the torrent. It also contains the address of a tracker that coordinates communication between the peers in the swarm.
tracker
A tracker is a server that keeps track of which seeds and peers are in the swarm. Clients report information to the tracker periodically and in exchange receive information about other clients to which they can connect. The tracker is not directly involved in the data transfer and does not have a copy of the file.
downloading
Receiving data FROM another computer.
uploading
Sending data TO another computer.
share rating
If you are using the experimental client with the stats-patch, you will see a share rating displayed on the GUI panel. This is simply the ratio of your amount uploaded divided by your amount downloaded. The amounts used are for the current session only, not over the history of the file. If you achieve a share ratio of 1.0, that would mean you\'ve uploaded as much as you\'ve downloaded. The higher the number, the more you have contributed. If you see a share ratio of \"oo\", this means infinity, which will happen if you open a BT client with a complete file (i.e., you seed the file.) In this case you download nothing since you have the full file, and so anything you send will cause the ratio to reach infinity. Note: The share rating is just a number that is displayed for your convenience. It does not directly affect any aspect of the client at all. In general, out of courtesy to others you should strive to keep this ratio as high as possible, of course.
distributed copies
In some versions of the client, you will see the text \"Connected to n seeds; also seeing n.nnn distributed copies.\" A seed is a machine with the complete file. However, the swarm can collectively have a complete copy (or copies) of the file, and that is what this is telling you. Referring again to the \"people at a table\" analogy, consider the case where the book has 10 pages, and person A has pp.1-5 and B has pp.6-10. Collectively, A and B have a complete copy of the book, even though no one person has the whole thing. In other words, even if there are no seeds, as long as there is at least one distributed copy of the file everyone can eventually get a complete file. Meditate on this, the Zen of BitTorrent, grasshopper.
choked
This is a term used in the description of the BitTorrent protocol. It refers to the state of an uploader, i.e. the thread that sends data to another peer. When a connection is choked, it means that the transmitter doesn\'t currently want to send anything on that link. A BT client signals that it\'s choked to other clients for a number of reasons, but the most common is that by default a client will only maintain --max_uploads active simultaneous uploads, the rest will be marked choked. (The default value is 4 and this is the same setting that experimental client GUI lets you adjust.) A connection can also be choked for other reasons, for example a peer downloading from a seed will mark his connection as choked since the seed is not interested in receiving anything. Note that since each connection is bidirectional and symmetrical, there are two choked flags for each connection, one for each Tx endpoint.
interested
Another term used in the protocol specification. This is the corollary to the choked flag, in that interested refers to the state of a downloader with respect to a connection. A downloader is marked as interested if the other end of the link has any pieces that the client wants, otherwise the connection is marked as not interested.
snubbed
If the client has not received anything after a certain period (default: 60 seconds), it marks a connection as snubbed, in that the peer on the other end has chosen not to send in a while. See the definition of choked for reasons why an uploader might mark a connection as choked. The real function of keeping track of this variable is to improve download speeds. Occasionally the client will find itself in a state where even though it is connected to many peers, it is choked by all of them. The client uses the snubbed flag in an attempt to prevent this situation. It notes that a peer with whom it would like to trade pieces with has not sent anything in a while, and rather than leaving it up to the optimistic choking to eventuall select that peer, it instead reserves one of its upload slots for sending to that peer. (Reference)
optimistic unchoking
Periodically, the client shakes up the list of uploaders and tries sending on different connections that were previously choked, and choking the connections it was just using. You can observe this action every 10 or 20 seconds or so, by watching the \"Advanced\" panel of one of the experimental clients.
about the torrent client program.. there is many upthere, but we will discuss the best
Azureus
well, it's a Java-based BitTorrent client, with support for I2P and Tor anonymous communication protocols. It is free software and cross-platform, and currently runs under Windows, Mac OS X, GNU/Linux and Unix. Azureus was first released in June 2003 at Sourceforge.net, mostly to experiment with the Standard Widget Toolkit from Eclipse. It is one of the most popular BitTorrent clients.
µTorrent
(also known as uTorrent) is a freeware BitTorrent client for Microsoft Windows. The entire program is a single 170 KiB compressed executable (as of version 1.6, July 2006). It was designed to use as little of a computer's resources as possible while offering functionality equivalent to the most popular, full-featured clients, such as Azureus or BitComet.
BitComet
this is a P2P file-sharing freeware fully compatible with the BitTorrent protocol, one of the most popular P2P protocols designed for high-speed distribution of large files. BitComet supports simultaneous downloads, download queuing, selected downloads inside a torrent package, fast-resume, Mainline DHT, protocol encryption, chatting, disk cache, speed limits, port mapping, peer exchange (PEX), UDP NAT traversal, proxy, IP filter, etc.
BitComet also provides an embedded Internet Explorer window for the purpose of making torrent searching easier. A default list of torrent index sites is included which users can modify to remove unwanted sites and add missing ones.
DOWNLOAD LINKS
utorrent
h**p://www.utorrent.com/download.php/
azurues
h**p://azureus.sourceforge.net/download.php/
BitComet
h**p://www.bitcomet.com/doc/download.htm
i think you should now know a little about DHT..
Distributed hash tables (DHTs)
are a class of decentralized distributed systems that partition ownership of a set of keys among participating nodes, and can efficiently route messages to the unique owner of any given key. Each node is analogous to an array slot in a hash table. DHTs are typically designed to scale to large numbers of nodes and to handle continual node arrivals and failures. This infrastructure can be used to build more complex services, such as distributed file systems, peer-to-peer file sharing systems, cooperative web caching, multicast, anycast, domain name services, and instant messaging.
another additional information :
Downloading torrent files
Downloading torrent files is not the same as other file sharing networks. First you have to find the torrent file you want to download by searching the web. Once you locate the file you want, you have to use a BitTorrent Client to get it. There are a few different BitTorrent clients to choose from, and most of the popular ones are reviewed on our BitTorrent clients page. BitTorrent clients, including the Official BitTorrent Client and Azureus are free to use and very easy to install.
Torrent files and tracking servers
When a user wishes to download a file using the Bit Torrent protocol, they begin by downloading a Torrent file. The Torrent file contains important information about the file to be downloaded. The BitTorrent client interprets important information which is contained in the Torrent file (.torrent).
Similar to peer-to-peer file transfers, with the Bit Torrent protocol users connect to each other directly to send and receive portions of the file. These connections are governed by a tracking server, which manages these connections and aids each user in getting the pieces of the file they need. Because the tracking server manages only the connections themselves, and not the actual content being shared, it can manage a large number of users with relatively limited tracker bandwidth.
In a typical situation, the user requires a seed to download a file using the Bit Torrent protocol. A seed is a computer that has the entire file to be downloaded, and has made that file available for downloading. Anyone can make their computer a seed by simply downloading a torrent file and leaving the connection open to facilitate other users wishing to download the same file. A user may download a file directly from the seed, or from another computer who has either directly or indirectly downloaded the file from the seed.
Because a torrent file is distributed in chunks, it is preferable (yet not necessary) to have a seed (with a copy of the complete file) in order to download a complete file. It is only necessary to have a complete copy of the file amongst all of the computers currently downloading the file (several computers downloading the same file are known as a swarm). Each of these computers (peers) will share the necessary file chunks with each other, allowing each peer to have a complete copy of the file. The tracking server plays a large part in assisting peers with gathering the required chunks to make the complete file being downloaded.
Another method of transferring files has become popular recently: the peer-to-peer network, systems such as Kazaa, eDonkey, Gnutella, Direct Connect, etc. In most of these networks, ordinary Internet users trade files by directly connecting one-to-one. The advantage here is that files can be shared without having access to a proper server, and because of this there is little accountability for the contents of the files. Hence, these networks tend to be very popular for illicit files such as music, movies, pirated software, etc. Typically, a downloader receives a file from a single source, however the newest version of some clients allow downloading a single file from multiple sources for higher speeds. The problem discussed above of popular downloads is somewhat mitigated, because there\'s a greater chance that a popular file will be offered by a number of peers. The breadth of files available tends to be fairly good, though download speeds for obscure files tend to be low. Another common problem sometimes associated with these systems is the significant protocol overhead for passing search queries amongst the peers, and the number of peers that one can reach is often limited as a result. Partially downloaded files are usually not available to other peers, although some newer clients may offer this functionality. Availability is generally dependent on the goodwill of the users, to the extent that some of these networks have tried to enforce rules or restrictions regarding send/receive ratios.
Use of the Usenet binary newsgroups is yet another method of file distribution, one that is substantially different from the other methods. Files transferred over Usenet are often subject to miniscule windows of opportunity. Typical retention time of binary news servers are often as low as 24 hours, and having a posted file available for a week is considered a long time. However, the Usenet model is relatively efficient, in that the messages are passed around a large web of peers from one news server to another, and finally fanned out to the end user from there. Often the end user connects to a server provided by his or her ISP, resulting in further bandwidth savings. Usenet is also one of the more anonymous forms of file sharing, and it too is often used for illicit files of almost any nature. Due to the nature of NNTP, a file\'s popularity has little to do with its availability and hence downloads from Usenet tend to be quite fast regardless of content. The downsides of this method include a baroque set of rules and procedures, and requires a certain amount of effort and understanding from the user. Patience is often required to get a complete file due to the nature of splitting big files into a huge number of smaller posts. Finally, access to Usenet often must be purchased due to the extremely high volume of messages in the binary groups.
How does BitTorrent compare to other forms of file transfer?
The most common method by which files are transferred on the Internet is the client-server model. A central server sends the entire file to each client that requests it -- this is how both http and ftp work. The clients only speak to the server, and never to each other. The main advantages of this method are that it\'s simple to set up, and the files are usually always available since the servers tend to be dedicated to the task of serving, and are always on and connected to the Internet. However, this model has a significant problem with files that are large or very popular, or both. Namely, it takes a great deal of bandwidth and server resources to distribute such a file, since the server must transmit the entire file to each client. Perhaps you may have tried to download a demo of a new game just released, or CD images of a new Linux distribution, and found that all the servers report \"too many users,\" or there is a long queue that you have to wait through. The concept of mirrors partially addresses this shortcoming by distributing the load across multiple servers. But it requires a lot of coordination and effort to set up an efficient network of mirrors, and it\'s usually only feasible for the busiest of sites.
Another method of transferring files has become popular recently: the peer-to-peer network, systems such as Kazaa, eDonkey, Gnutella, Direct Connect, etc. In most of these networks, ordinary Internet users trade files by directly connecting one-to-one. The advantage here is that files can be shared without having access to a proper server, and because of this there is little accountability for the contents of the files. Hence, these networks tend to be very popular for illicit files such as music, movies, pirated software, etc. Typically, a downloader receives a file from a single source, however the newest version of some clients allow downloading a single file from multiple sources for higher speeds. The problem discussed above of popular downloads is somewhat mitigated, because there\'s a greater chance that a popular file will be offered by a number of peers. The breadth of files available tends to be fairly good, though download speeds for obscure files tend to be low. Another common problem sometimes associated with these systems is the significant protocol overhead for passing search queries amongst the peers, and the number of peers that one can reach is often limited as a result. Partially downloaded files are usually not available to other peers, although some newer clients may offer this functionality. Availability is generally dependent on the goodwill of the users, to the extent that some of these networks have tried to enforce rules or restrictions regarding send/receive ratios.
well, now it's time to know where to to get the .torrent files and to start download
Url Website: Torrent types: Rating: http://www.torrentspy.com/ music, apps, movies, etc. http://www.isohunt.com/ torrents search engine http://www.filelist.org/ music, apps, movies, etc. http://www.filesearch.us/ torrents search engine http://www.mininova.org/ movies, apps, music, tv, etc. http://www.torrentreactor.to/index.php music, apps, movies, etc. http://www.lokitorrent.com/ music, apps, movies, etc. http://elitetorrents.org/index.php music, apps, movies, etc. http://thepiratebay.org/ music, apps, movies, etc. http://torrentspy.com/ music, apps, movies, etc. http://btefnet.com/ TV episodes http://oink.me.uk/ HQ music, limited apps http://www.mrtwig.net/ Southpark http://www.suprnova.org Tv episodes, movies, games, music, apps, misc, DVD + tracker http://www.torrents.co.uk/new_bt/ Tv episodes, movies, music Up http://www.torrentse.cx/ Tv episodes, movies, games, music, apps, pron, misc + tracker http://newsisfree.com/sources/info/5355/ Tv episodes http://www.bytemonsoon.com/ Tv episodes, movies, games, music, apps, anime http://www.sharelive.com/changezone.php?newzone=bittorrent&url=index.php All types of torrents + request section http://www.streamload.com/khongcuong Backupserver for alot of torrents (movies,games,anime,tv) http://www.tvtorrents.com/ Tv episodes http://bittorrent.bounceme.net Tv episodes, movies, games, music, apps, comics, anime, misc + tracker http://torrents.chilledcore.com/index.php All types + tracker (upload your own file) http://www.downloadparadise.tk/ Movies, games, console, apps http://www.torrentzone.com/ All types. NOTE: you have to signup to porn sites to get access! http://preterhuman.net/~fdirge/torrent.html Movies, Tv episodes http://efibt.sytes.net/torrents.php Movies, music, other http://btfiles.no-ip.com/ DVD-r and Mac torrents http://www.wowz0rs.tk/ all types http://www.torrentialbits.tk Movies and apps http://buffyverse.co.uk/ Buffy and Angel torrents + info http://www.sci-fi-site.no-ip.com/hidden_torrent/ Tv episodes, Sliders and Andromeda, Lois & Clark http://knowbuddy.dyndns.org/torrent/ Tv episodes, Alias and the 2 first Animatrix movies http://cumorah.net/english-man/home1.htm Tv episodes, Harsh Realm and Ultraviolet http://warewolf.no-ip.org/xfiles/ Tv episodes, X-files http://warewolf.no-ip.org/ Tv episodes, Enterprise http://nx01.us/index.php?page=torrent Tv episodes, Enterprise http://homepages.nildram.co.uk/~crosses/eyesonly/ Tv episodes, Dark Angel http://www.sci-fi-site.no-ip.com/hidden_torrent/ Tv episodes http://www.base0.net/bt/ Tv episodes http://home.no.net/mrtwig/ South Park Tv episodes http://www.superbit.ugcentral.com/ Movies, music, games http://avirtuos.topcities.com/bit.html SuprNova clone http://wwww.hotfire.net/ Tv episodes, movies, games http://turbobricks.ath.cx/torrents/ Movies http://www.orsysnetwork.tk/ Movies http://www.softwarehole.com/ All types http://www.sharingthegroove.org/ Games, movies, apps http://btfiles.no-ip.com/ Games, movies, apps, music http://metzia.hypermart.net/eps.shtml Tv episodes http://episodes-first.cjb.net Tv episodes, use search to find torrents http://www.watchen.tv/ Tv episodes, use search to find torrents http://www.german-torrents.de.vu/ German Movies, music, games, apps http://www.german-torrents.de Tv episodes, movies, games, music, apps (in german) http://www.darkgamefreaks.de German stuff, movies, music and games http://www.torrentfilme.com/ German stuff, movies, music and games http://www.babasboard.de Movies, music, games (in german) http://bittorrents.de/ Movies, music, games, anime (site is in german, but torrents are mainly of english spoken files) http://www.cafeyoyo.fr.st French movies and info http://www.gamesir.com:81/ Chinese site http://www.torrentfiles.com/ Tv episodes, movies, music, apps http://bittorrent.frozen-layer.net/ spanish language anime and other movies site http://www.adictobt.dynu.com/ spanish movies,tv episodes and apps http://134.130.54.76:6767/ Asian tv drama http://www.digitaldistractions.org/torrents.php Food TV, some Star Trek, Britcoms and documentaries http://knowbuddy.dyndns.org/torrent/knowbuddy.cgi TorrentSpy, sometimes movies http://f.moya.scarywater.net/ Animatrix 3, Matrix reloaded trailer, Redhat and some more http://www.southparkx.net/index.php?vo=7 Southpark bittorrent and ftp http://www.20two.net/comics/ Comics http://rsn.no-ip.com/ Movies http://www.ozion.tk/ Movies http://www.angelinc.org/torrent.php Tv episodes http://www.pornstarjacqui.com/links.html Porn http://www.pleasure-torrent.com/ Porn and Hentai http://www.gay-torrents.net.ms/ Gay Porn http://fry.is-a-geek.com/ Futurama episodes http://www.wrestlingtorrents.tk/ American Wrestling http://bt.eastgame.net/ Anime, games, music, software, other (chinese site) http://yisitu.hk.st/ Games(chinese site) http://orf.cx/torrent/ Music (concerts of Greatful Dead and Jefferson Airplane) http://rpmfind.net/BitTorrent/ Mandrake, RedHat Linux and utils http://www.aaronsw.com/weblog/000635 RedHat 8 (Psyche) http://www.lnx-bbc.org/download.html LNX-BBC isos http://rpmfind.net/BitTorrent/ Isos of different Linux versions http://www.bstark.pp.se/bittorrent/ Only statistics on torrents, no downloads http://frogfood.dyndns.org:6969/ Only statistics on torrents, no downloads
Good, now some private trackers
www.bitme.org
www.torrent-damage.net
www.learnbits.org
www.demonoid
www.bitspyder.net
www.evolutionpt.org
www.Torrentleech.com
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Gleim CMA/CFM ( Audio, E-books and Exams software ) 32
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Vendor Training CDs, DVDs
David DeAngelo 77 Laws Of Success With Women & Dating 2 DVD
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David DeAngelo On Being A Man 5 DVD
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Mystery Method
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Enjoy ........ Dr.Kernel
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