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It's not really a "new", but it seems nobody on SBI has spoken about with service before.

Download torrents from the web. Fast. Easy.

BTAccel – the Web-Based BitTorrent Client

This service is at the moment entirely free (but on invite only).

So, with Btaccel, you can torrent via HTTP.

Witch allow to add many levels of security. For example, if paranoïd, you can download Torrents according the following scheme:

[ [(Your Portable Browser) <-> (your VPN)] <-> (Jondo with Tor feature (*) ) ] <->BtAccel.



The only problem is that Btaccel a priori only work with public torrents.

I were very interested if some smart member knew a mean/trick/hack in order to use BtAccel with some private trackers (at least low level private trackers).


(*) experimental

Thanks, I'll request an invite code.

If they check for the private flag on .torrent metadata, there's not much you can do, but hope the uploader forgot to tick it (happens, although very rarely). And on Gazelle trackers you're screwed, since the tracker software will add it if you forgot it. Setting it to 0 or removing it from the .torrent will change the info_hash, rendering it useless.

Edit: look at what I've found in the Zeropaid article:
Edit 2: the "zeropaid500" code still works

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Last edited by anon; 24.09.06 at 14:49.

well i checked with Ilove classics it brought me to the user authentication page of the website
after logging in it when i selected a torrent it started downloading the torrent insted of opening it on its website

that's an impressive services you are talking about, and it implies that if your are torrenting via the HTTP protocol there's no need for port forwarding and Tunneling left.

yes thats what it implies
no extra software or protocol required
just the basic web browser
it will be good for the smartphones or the hand held devices on which extra software or a specific protocol cannot be added

Well, not exactly. They download the files on their servers, then you can get them off those. Much like Torrent-Relay before they closed.

I tried some things with RevTT, but they didn't work. Although I don't see why you can't get the .torrent over your real connection, upload it to a free Web hosting service, and make btaccel get it from there.

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Last edited by anon; 24.09.06 at 14:49.

[/QUOTE]I tried some things with RevTT, but they didn't work. Although I don't see why you can't get the .torrent over your real connection, upload it to a free Web hosting service, and make btaccel get it from there.[/QUOTE]

never thought about it
silly me
let me try that and update the results

Although I've just realized that on sites using a "secure" login system (where you need to log in to the tracker before you can torrent with that IP, like at U-G), that probably won't work. This can be toggled off in your profile settings, though.

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Last edited by anon; 24.09.06 at 14:49.

Whow thanks for the site! I also signed up using the "zeropaid500" code. It looks really usefull for my college network.

Is it safe to download illegal content? And if I use a proxy? I can't use a VPN connection in the classrooms.

Mmm... have a look at point 5 of their Terms of Use

To access the site and download the files?

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Last edited by anon; 24.09.06 at 14:49.

I saw it, but it didn't say litteraly they would persue the downloader of the illegal content, so I'm not sure. Yes, is it safe(r) to download the files using a proxy.

If they don't keep logs, then I think yes. And you'll need a "real" (HTTP) proxy. Most Web ones like tntproxy.com have a size limit for downloads.

By the way, a service similar to this launched today:
http://www.httptorrents.com/

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Last edited by anon; 24.09.06 at 14:49.

An other service a bit like that:

Torrents available for direct HTTP download - KickassTorrents.com

I thought to something like that... Have you tried to first dl a .torrent from RevTT, then upload it on Torrage, and then dl the file through btaccel with the Torrage link ? Is there any risk of ban (although Btaccel says it respect ratio) or risks concerning the passkey ?

Anon is right: Its better to use a proxy (and it would be better if Btaccel used https...) But some most of them are volume-limited. Couldn't you use apps such as UltraSurf ?

Btaccel in interesting when e.g. you have some free vpn that don't allow torrenting, or that has most ports closed.

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I dont like this the engineering team is located in China. thats just weird.