BiglyBT Extreme Mod by SB-Innovation 2.7.0.2 Rev1 Beta

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23.04.21, 17:48
DigitalDJ

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BiglyBT Extreme Mod by SB-Innovation 2.7.0.2 Rev1 Beta

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BiglyBT Extreme Mod by SB-Innovation 2.7.0.2 Beta

https://www.sb-innovation.de/attachm...achmentid=3630

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Coded by:
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>>>>>> DigitalDJ & ghostfucker <<<<<<

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Credits:
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>>>>>> Butcho <<<<<<
>>>>>> Rebound <<<<<<
>>>>>> hitman <<<<<<
>>>>>> Manas <<<<<<
>>>>>> eudora <<<<<<
>>>>>> ghostfucker <<<<<<
>>>>>> anon <<<<<<
>>>>>> Instab <<<<<<
>>>>>> cloud99 <<<<<<
>>>>>> illusive <<<<<<
>>>>>> molosse <<<<<<
>>>>>> --->HDBD<--- <<<<<<

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Supplied by:
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>>>>>> SB-Innovation <<<<<<

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Original Mod by:
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>>>>>> Shu <<<<<<

Change Log:

+ Fix PerfectSpoof sending User-Agent to tracker

+ Integrated Peer Injector 0.3 by anon

+ Perfect Spoof 2 by ghostfucker

+ uTorrent ID Generator

+ Modifiable Client Files

+ Ghostleech

+ LTEP Fixes

+ Multiple peerlist entries fixed

+ More No Report Options

+ (Fake Upload) Stop faking when swarm speed is zero

+ Upload Kicker

+ Ratio Tool

+ Synced with latest LegitBly Mod

+ (Upload Multiplier) Show as seeder

+ (SBI-Hack Torrentview) Scrollbars added

+ Fix Tracker Update Interval Divider

+ Use Swarm Peers fixed

+ Updated core to BiglyBT 2.7.0.2

BiglyBT Change Log:
BiglyBT Change Log
Vuze Change Log

Installation:

Windows

1. Download the latest OpenJDK Java. It must be Java version 15 or higher. (JDK GA Release).
2. Download and install the latest non-beta BiglyBT release (BiglyBT - Download). Do not open BiglyBT after installation.
3. BACK UP YOUR TORRENT LIST! IT IS LIKELY YOU WILL LOSE IT! You must export your torrents. Copying or exporting / importing old configurations will not work.
4. Extract the hack files using 7-Zip (7-Zip Download) or equivalent to %PROGRAMFILES%\BiglyBT (C:\Program Files\BiglyBT) and overwrite ALL files.
5. Delete the "jre" folder in %PROGRAMFILES%\BiglyBT (C:\Program Files\BiglyBT).
6. Open the OpenJDK archive downloaded in step 1 and extract the "jdk-XX" folder to the BiglyBT folder %PROGRAMFILES%\BiglyBT (C:\Program Files\BiglyBT).
7. Rename the extracted "jdk-XX" folder to "jre".
8. Run Notepad and open %APPDATA%\BiglyBT\java.vmoptions (C:\Users\%USERNAME%\AppData\Roaming\BiglyBT\java. vmoptions), append the following lines:

Code:

--patch-module=java.base=ghostfucker_utils.jar --add-exports=java.base/sun.net.www.protocol=ALL-UNNAMED --add-exports=java.base/sun.net.www.protocol.http=ALL-UNNAMED --add-exports=java.base/sun.net.www.protocol.https=ALL-UNNAMED --add-opens=java.base/java.net=ALL-UNNAMED -Dorg.glassfish.jaxb.runtime.v2.bytecode.ClassTailor.noOptimize=true

9. Run BiglyBT and Enjoy!

macOS
1. Download and install the latest Java. It must be Java version 15 or higher. (JDK GA Release). Note the path to the OpenJDK archive downloaded. You will need it for step 5.
2. Download and install the latest non-beta BiglyBT release (BiglyBT - Download).
3. BACK UP YOUR TORRENT LIST! IT IS LIKELY YOU WILL LOSE IT!
4. Extract the hack files within the ZIP file to /Applications/BiglyBT/.biglybt and overwrite ALL files.

NOTE: To see the folder in Finder, you may need to perform the following steps:
4a. Open Terminal
4b. Run the following command:

Code:

defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles YES

4c. Hold the "Option/Alt" key, then right click on the Finder icon in the dock and click Relaunch
4d. Once you have copied the files, you can revert to hiding folders with:

Code:

defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles NO

5. Open up a Terminal and run the following commands. NOTE: You need to replace "PATH_TO_OPENJDK_ARCHIVE" in the first command to the path to the OpenJDK archive from step 1.

Code:

OPENJDK_ARCHIVE="PATH_TO_OPENJDK_ARCHIVE" sudo rm -r "/Applications/BiglyBT/.install4j/jre.bundle" sudo tar -xzf "$OPENJDK_ARCHIVE" -C "/Applications/BiglyBT/.install4j/" sudo mv "/Applications/BiglyBT/.install4j/jdk-"* "/Applications/BiglyBT/.install4j/jre.bundle" echo -e "\n--patch-module=java.base=ghostfucker_utils.jar" | sudo tee -a "/Applications/BiglyBT/.biglybt/java.vmoptions" echo "--add-exports=java.base/sun.net.www.protocol=ALL-UNNAMED" | sudo tee -a "/Applications/BiglyBT/.biglybt/java.vmoptions" echo "--add-exports=java.base/sun.net.www.protocol.http=ALL-UNNAMED" | sudo tee -a "/Applications/BiglyBT/.biglybt/java.vmoptions" echo "--add-exports=java.base/sun.net.www.protocol.https=ALL-UNNAMED" | sudo tee -a "/Applications/BiglyBT/.biglybt/java.vmoptions" echo "--add-opens=java.base/java.net=ALL-UNNAMED" | sudo tee -a "/Applications/BiglyBT/.biglybt/java.vmoptions" echo "-Dorg.glassfish.jaxb.runtime.v2.bytecode.ClassTailor.noOptimize=true" | sudo tee -a "/Applications/BiglyBT/.biglybt/java.vmoptions"

6. Run BiglyBT and Enjoy!

Linux
NOTE: Based on Ubuntu 20.04
1. Install the latest OpenJDK and libjna package from your distro's package repository. On Ubuntu 20.04 this is openjdk-15-jre and libjna-java.
NOTE: Some distros do not have an OpenJDK of version 9 or greater available. In which case, you will need to download and extract the tar.gz package supplied by OpenJDK (JDK GA Release).

Code:

sudo apt install openjdk-15-jre libjna-java

2. Download the latest non-beta BiglyBT release and make it executable (BiglyBT - Download).

Code:

wget https://files.biglybt.com/installer/BiglyBT_Installer.sh chmod +x BiglyBT_Installer.sh

3. BACK UP YOUR TORRENT LIST! IT IS LIKELY YOU WILL LOSE IT!
4. Run the installer, specifying app_java_home variable to your JRE folder. On Ubuntu, this is: /usr/lib/jvm/java-15-openjdk-amd64/

Code:

app_java_home="/usr/lib/jvm/java-15-openjdk-amd64/" ./BiglyBT_Installer.sh

5. Extract the hack files within the ZIP file to "~/biglybt" (/home/<username>/biglybt)

Code:

unzip -o BiglyBT_*.zip -d ~/biglybt

6. Append the following VM options:

Code:

echo "--patch-module=java.base=ghostfucker_utils.jar" >> ~/.biglybt/java.vmoptions echo "--add-exports=java.base/sun.net.www.protocol=ALL-UNNAMED" >> ~/.biglybt/java.vmoptions echo "--add-exports=java.base/sun.net.www.protocol.http=ALL-UNNAMED" >> ~/.biglybt/java.vmoptions echo "--add-exports=java.base/sun.net.www.protocol.https=ALL-UNNAMED" >> ~/.biglybt/java.vmoptions echo "--add-opens=java.base/java.net=ALL-UNNAMED" >> ~/.biglybt/java.vmoptions echo "-Dorg.glassfish.jaxb.runtime.v2.bytecode.ClassTailor.noOptimize=true" >> ~/.biglybt/java.vmoptions

7. Run BiglyBT and Enjoy!

Troubleshooting:
Before posting problems please make sure:
1. You have updated Java in the "jre" folder to the latest version (must be Java 15 or higher) (JDK GA Release]).
2. You have uninstalled BiglyBT using the uninstaller.
3. You have removed the BiglyBT Application folder:

Code:

C:\Program Files\BiglyBT (Windows x64) C:\Program Files (x86)\BiglyBT (Windows x86) /Applications/BiglyBT (macOS) ~/biglybt / /home/<username>/biglybt (Linux)

4. You have removed the BiglyBT Settings folder:
NOTE: THIS WILL RESET ALL BIGLYBT SETTINGS AND TORRENT LISTS

Code:

%APPDATA%\BiglyBT / C:\Documents and Settings\<username>\Application Data\BiglyBT (Windows XP - Application Data may be Hidden) %APPDATA%\BiglyBT / C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Roaming\BiglyBT (Windows Vista - AppData may be Hidden) /Users/<username>/Library/Application Support/BiglyBT (macOS) ~/.biglybt / /home/<username>/.biglybt (Linux)

5. Reinstalled BiglyBT using the package from BiglyBT - Download.
6. Re-applied the hack by following the installation instructions above.

Portable Mode:
Portable mode is now built into BiglyBT / Vuze. See wiki article: Portable Vuze.

Enjoy!

---------- Post Merged at 00:48 ---------- Previous Post was at 00:46 ----------

Please note the additional changes to java.vmoptions for JRE 16+ compatibility
24.04.21, 09:08
illusive

Super cool. Testing now :D

Edit:

OK working fine with oracle jdk / openjdk 16. Persisting settings issue is no longer happening. However, the reported bug still there

Quote:

Originally Posted by illusive

Great work so far. I'll be testing. However, My previously reported bug (mentioned in the below quote) has changed a bit. Now the (SpeedBetween __ and __) is not enabled unless I tick the option "Use the swarm's average speed as fake upload speed". So the trigger option has changed a bit, that's it.

Quote:

Originally Posted by illusive

OK so far so good, will get back after some testing.

Update: OK the main cheating option for me is a bit weird. (speed mode++ > SpeedBetween __ and __) is not enabled unless I tick the option "Stop faking when swarm speed is zero".

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25.04.21, 12:04
DigitalDJ

I missed that. But also, I haven't used that option in years and the code is a cluster fuck.

If I understand correctly --- after reading the code.

When "Stop faking when the following ratio is reached" is enabled, the line directly below should be enabled, and the line after that ("Speed: Between...") should be disabled. They should be mutually exclusive.

The "Use the swarm's average speed as fake upload speed" should have no effect on disabling other controls.

Do you agree, or are you expecting something else?
25.04.21, 15:24
illusive

Quote:

Originally Posted by DigitalDJ

I missed that. But also, I haven't used that option in years and the code is a cluster fuck.

If I understand correctly --- after reading the code.

When "Stop faking when the following ratio is reached" is enabled, the line directly below should be enabled, and the line after that ("Speed: Between...") should be disabled. They should be mutually exclusive.

The "Use the swarm's average speed as fake upload speed" should have no effect on disabling other controls.

Do you agree, or are you expecting something else?

Extremely close

Quote:

Originally Posted by DigitalDJ

When "Stop faking when the following ratio is reached" is enabled, the line directly below should be enabled

Agreed & correct.

Quote:

Originally Posted by DigitalDJ

and the line after that ("Speed: Between...") should be disabled. They should be mutually exclusive.

No, it should be enabled too. Justification: It controls the speeds until the ratio limit specified in the previous line is reached.

Quote:

Originally Posted by DigitalDJ

The "Use the swarm's average speed as fake upload speed" should have no effect on disabling other controls.

Agreed.

NOTE: Checking ("Use the swarm's average speed as fake upload speed") should disable the second line. Justification: It takes out the responsibility of controlling the speeds.
25.04.21, 16:15
DigitalDJ

Hmm ok. I think you are right.

Only thing is apparently "Use the swarm's average speed as fake upload speed" should disable the minimum speed value of the ratio reached speed and non-ratio based speed value. The maximum speed, in both cases is used to cap the average swarm speed.
02.05.21, 10:55
anon

Hah! Rev2 came out while I was in the process of testing this. Nonetheless, here are the notes I took. Firstly, the mod now runs correctly under Windows and Java 16 after following the additions to installation process step 8. To anyone else using a launch script like myself: since such a setup ignores the .vmoptions file, you must pass the new parameters directly to java/javaw.exe.

Quote:

Originally Posted by illusive

"Stop faking when the following ratio is reached" option is checked but the ratio inputs is disabled when I open the settings after saving it for the first time. I must uncheck then recheck it to edit the values.

This still occurs on 2.7.0.2 Rev1^*. Fortunately, decimal places in numeric values are now remembered correctly. Also, changes to the default cheating settings for new torrents (Tools -> Options -> Extreme Mod) don't become effective without a restart, even if the Save button is pressed^*. If you modify anything there then add torrents without restarting, they will keep taking on the previous values, whereas the expected behavior is for such changes to apply immediately. Since I have no defaults set, I only noticed this inconsistency now, but it may have existed for some time. (* = should be rechecked on 2.7.0.2 Rev2)

As for mutually exclusive settings, they should operate like this (comments from me are in red).

Quote:

Originally Posted by DigitalDJ

When "Stop faking when the following ratio is reached" is enabled, the line directly below should be enabled

Obviously correct, as it allows setting the actual ratio that must be reached, as well as a new speed range for when that goal is met (which in line with the function's name, is 0~0 by default).

Quote:

Originally Posted by illusive

["Speed: Between 'x' KB/s per torrent and 'y' KB/s per torrent"] should be enabled too. Justification: It controls the speeds until the ratio limit specified in the previous line is reached.

To be more specific, the on/off status of "Stop faking when..." must have no effect on "Speed: Between...", which should always be fully available as long as Speed mode++ itself is enabled. The only (and partial) exception is as below.

Quote:

Originally Posted by DigitalDJ

"Use the swarm's average speed as fake upload speed" should disable the minimum speed value of the ratio reached speed and non-ratio based speed value. The maximum speed, in both cases is used to cap the average swarm speed.

Indeed, the setting that controls non-ratio-reached speeds is labeled "max value when using swarm speed". Without that logic, the only way to prevent a very fast swarm speed from blowing things out of proportion would be using "Safe Fake Upload".

And for the sake of completeness, "stop faking when swarm speed is zero" should never affect any of the others, as it merely sets an additional condition (if SwarmSpeed = 0 then stop, else follow the other rules).

That's a big salad mix, but I'm confident everything should be covered.
02.07.21, 10:12
JohnWick

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How to get 32 bit JDK? i am using Windows 7 32 bit,
i am getting errors.

i download latest 16 version 64 bit jdk and followed same steps, as mentioned in 1st post.

i am getting this error.

Attachment 21065
04.07.21, 05:20
anon

Quote:

Originally Posted by JohnWick

How to get 32 bit JDK?

Oracle stopped offering those three years ago. Third-party x86 builds of OpenJDK may exist, but I'm not aware of any updated ones.

As for the screenshot, it goes without saying that a 64-bit JDK is never going to work on a 32-bit system in any capacity. If you can solve the above situation somehow and still encounter the error, a quick forum search will tell you what to try.