So, here's a nice client using the ABC codebase:
It has a great deal of features, including DHT, Protocol Encryption, UPnP, and built-in client spoofing! It's not a great as you'd think (you can only edit your User-Agent and peer_id), but since this is based on ABC, which is in turn based on BitTornado, you can set the U-A to BitTornado/T-0.3.18 and use a BT peer_id from the RM's memory reader:Quote:
ABC_OKC has been developed based on Choopan Rattanapoka's first ABC to focus on :
- making a better and constant use of your available upload bandwidth to maximise
your upload rate while keeping other network applications working,
- automating the setting of parameters for each torrent at torrent loading time,
- dealing with almost dead torrents to get the best chances to terminate them,
- automatically managing downloaded data and torrents when completed and finished,
- opening to other applications or scripts through command line and automated
directory scanning for torrents,
- providing a quick access to the most used features in a few mouse clicks or
shortcuts.
The announce will then be almost flawless - the info_hash issue is still there. But at least you can take this new client for a joyride on your favorite tracker with weak scripts now. (Don't use the peer_id in the pic!)
You won't find the homepage for this because:
But I have attached the program, and here's a site with the full changelogs and help file.Quote:
The French law DADVSI, to please some private interests, has criminalized the spreading of P2P softwares in France, even if they are free or open source. This law simply aims at killing the development of file sharing softwares in France.
