Vuze Extreme Mod 4.7.0.1

**anon** · 08.12.11, 21:53

Originally Posted by Musique01

Can you please give me a link to Ghostleeching explained? In Vuze Extreme from here. I suppose that could be a solution for the tracked to not see me I download something.

Vuze has automated ghostleeching (great and logical addition from ghostfucker), so you needn't know anything other than what settings to use.

**Maximize** · 11.02.12, 02:26

I have followed the steps a couple time over (as well as the troubleshooting steps and I get no "hacked in" options

I am on windows 7 64, and have installed the swt for 64 bit

I have been using azureus leecher mod b29 2.2.0.3 for many years and it has always worked great until now I have tried to use it on a website I havent used before and no go with its tracker

**anon** · 11.02.12, 03:04

I think that running the mod under 64-bit required you to use a 32-bit JRE. Have you tried that?

And you mean Leecher Mod B29 by Smasher? That's legendary. But also very old, and that's why you can't use it anymore.

**ghostfucker** · 11.02.12, 20:36

Originally Posted by anon

I think that running the mod under 64-bit required you to use a 32-bit JRE.

32bit os -> 32bit jvm -> 32bit swt
64bit os -> 32bit jvm -> 32bit swt
64bit os -> 64bit jvm -> 64bit swt

other combinations won't work.

**fakeup** · 29.03.13, 21:45

@anon

I got a question about upload kicker, this function seems interesting. How safe is it and what are the best settings ?

Is it like flashing ? Let's say I'm uploading with a really slow speed and would like to add 300 MB will this look suspicious ?

Can this be compared to flashing with mR ?

**anon** · 29.03.13, 22:21

Originally Posted by fakeup

Is it like flashing ?

If you use "Add + Flash", essentially it is flashing. Otherwise, it's just injecting extra fake upload to whatever will be reported.

**fakeup** · 29.03.13, 22:29

oK so what about this injecting, how safe is it ? If I for example upload with slow speed and decide to add 300 MB ? Will admins be able to spot it somehow ?

Do they see some unusual speeds ?

**anon** · 29.03.13, 22:37

Essentially it's the same as if you used a higher speed that achieves the same total amount of upload. Let me give an example:

* If you use a fake upload speed of 40 KB/s over 45 minutes, that amounts to 108 MB.
* If you use a fake upload speed of 40 KB/s and add 300 MB with the kicker, you end up reporting 408 MB. The tracker sees a total speed of 151.11 KB/s, because that's the average.

This is feature is more useful when you're aiming for a specific amount of upload.

**fakeup** · 30.03.13, 16:06

anon so what would be the safest amount to add as they can see increased speeds ? BTW how have you calculated that 151.11 KB/s (was never good at maths) ?

I was wondering about ratio tool in VEM, is it safer than say using mR for that purpose ?

**anon** · 30.03.13, 18:16

Originally Posted by fakeup

so what would be the safest amount to add as they can see increased speeds ?

If you have to ask this, you're probably better off using Speed mode++

It depends on the tracker as usual.

BTW how have you calculated that 151.11 KB/s (was never good at maths) ?

40 KB * 45 minutes * 60 seconds each = 108000 KB.

40 * 45 * 60 + 300000 KB = 408000 KB.

Now divide that by 45 minutes, of 60 seconds each

408000 / 45 / 60 = 151.11...

I was wondering about ratio tool in VEM, is it safer than say using mR for that purpose ?

They're both safe.

Wait, I just realized I've explained the upload kicker and ratio tool in detail here, so read that if you haven't already.