Well, I'd recommend you avoid using stealth mods at higher level trackers that may have scripts against them. Furthermore, by design they don't always work, even if the tracker doesn't detect them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fingertip
Not really. The peer_id structure has changed since then, so other peers will see you as "[FAKE] uTorrent 1.8.x" in their peerlist - not good.Quote:
Originally Posted by jolatham
I want to use DHT flag in closed trackers. Are they see the mod client in the peers list? I think about utorrent 1.8.1[fake], etc, or utorrent 1.8.1 only.
No, you're seen as a normal client.
@anon
Your answer much appreciate thnx, however, there emerges another question, if using 1.6 version is not an option for me anymore, and I wouldn't like to ruin my precious ratio using the original, are fake-up or multi mods enough for me to keep the ratio? I mean, how important is it, to report completed downloads to the tracker?, cos high upload speeds and lack of completion may seem suspicious
Yes, if you get to upload and the tracker doesn't have scripts against uT mods. Just remember these tips:Quote:
Originally Posted by jolatham
- Multi-11x: limit your upload to 9kB/s or less
- Multi-111x: careful, limit your upload to 1-2kbs
- Fakeup 2x, 5x and 9x: same as with Multi-11x
- The Original mod doesn't have any cheating changes whatsoever.
No, it's having been a leecher in the past and now a seeder without having completed the torrent that's suspicious. :tongue:Quote:
I mean, how important is it, to report completed downloads to the tracker?, cos high upload speeds and lack of completion may seem suspicious
Ok, so, I guess, in order to report the completion, it is safest to have a partial (1 rar missing or so) download, load it into the original uT, and then let it finish, is that so?
Mmm, to be honest, I don't know if that'd result in sending the completed flag, since for uTorrent you've "finished" the file by downloading all files but that single RAR part... have yet to check this.
@anon
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I may not have been understood correctly. This is my whole procedure:
1-I start the download using fake or multi mod
2-when about 1 rar is missing (or 99% is done or so), i stop the download
and REMOVE the whole download from the list, but the files remain on HDD
3-I read the same .torrent file again, but in the original uT, which results in checking the files already on the HDD, and showing 99% done (to me, all the former reports, flags etc, should be reset at this point)
4-The download completes, and legitimate uT reports it to the tracker
Yes, I think I misunderstood you. :smile:
So you're talking about:
1. starting your download using a NoComplete_Fakeup or NoComplete_Multi mod,
2. when it's like 99% done, stop the torrent,
3. starting the Original mod (you don't need to remove and re-add and check the files),
4. letting the torrent hit 100%, which would result in the completed flag being sent,
right? Yes, this method should work. :top:
But if Fakeup or Multi is all you need, you could use any of the following mods:
Which will send the completed flag as well. :smile:Quote:
-Fakeup-2x.exe
-Fakeup-5x.exe
-Fakeup-8x.exe
-Multi-11x.exe
-Multi-111x.exe
Just wondering about the fakups. Lets say that I want to use fakeup 2x, what would my upload speed be on the tracker if I limited my upload speed to 9 kb/s ?
Since it puts a 2 in front of your upload speed, it'd be 29kB/s.
So, if I limited my upload speed to 50 kb/s the speed would be 250 kb/s on the tracker ? :)
Correct. That's why you should always limit it to avoid sending unrealistic reports to the tracker.
I wouldn't say that 100 - 250 kb/s is so unrealistic speed. Ofc it depends on the tracker, and how many peers there is. But if it is like 50+ peers I think I'd had used the fakup to get a speed around 250 - 500 kb/s.
And under 50 peers, maybe 20 - 100 kb/s.
That's right, whether a speed is realistic or not partly depends on the peer:seed ratio. But if you're asked for an speedtest, for example, and your real upload speed isn't 100-250kB/s, you're screwed. :wink: