Here I found 2,
I only tried uploading HYBRID, not V2.
update for SEO: 1337x.to also supports hybrid, seems that sites that don't support this feature are in the minority.
Found that The Pirate Bay supports uploading HYBRID torrents, not sure if DHT crawler is supported.
https://pirates-forum.org/Thread-Mysterious-pad-files-in-my-torrent-upload
unexpected👏👏👏 Thank you, although I don't know how to use it yet.
I am a uploader of a not famous website (although did not upload not too much), planned to upload hybrid or V2, but our webmaster wasn't going to support it, searched for discussions on this matter on other similar sites and found that their ideas are basically the same, which gave me some ideas, so I posted this thread,
Judging by the number of the post likes, it seems that most of the downloaders in this forum who are passive recipients are not interested in this topic.
Thanks I will try
thanks. I tried this method, but RARBG made modifications to the source file and the verification failed
Not same in 2 torrents, Putting one into the other and check it will only give me 0% of the results.
cuz before posting torrent, RARBG will make changes to the source files, such as filling in its site address in the video attributes, while the seed published by N1C is the source file of the publishing group, and was not modified.
It is completely using the database of RARBG, and the release time is also based on the original time of RARBG.
No garbage content from other sites was added inside. Currently.
Ahh.. This feature should be made known to more people, such as creators, uploaders.
Some clients currently do not support downloading hybrid and v2, and v2 has a flaw that can be modified remotely?
so, v2 and hybrid which containing v2 seem to be not a good choice.
I’m having trouble understanding what BEP-47 exactly is. Care to enlighten me?
Using padding files to prevent torrents containing multiple files from getting stuck at 99%.
The original Bittorent spec has a really stupid design decision in that it is just a long stream of concatenated files split into fixed size pieces. This means you always have to download parts of adjacent files to get the file you actually want. This leads to all sorts of unnecessary complexity when partially downloading a torrent of what do this with this left-over data, eg qB saves hidden "..parts" per torrent, which you can easily lose.
To get around this, padding files where introduced that "fill" the gap from the end of one file to the start of the next piece boundary where the next file starts with 0x00 filled padding files with naming corresponding to length. It's a cross-client standard defined in BEP47. Padding files are also required by necessity for hybrid Bittorrent v1+v2 torrents. Any remotely decent torrent client won't transfer or save these padding files, so the size doesn't really matter. And even if your client doesn't, some of the padding names will likely overlap and only be saved once.
https://www.reddit.com/r/DataHoarder/comments/nqwckn/stackoverflow_bought_out_should_we_be_worried/
thanks, I tried this, seems that piece-aligment function cannot be enabled for v1 torrent.
https://fbdtemme.github.io/torrenttools/commands/create.html
It seems that piece-alignment is not yet supported when creating a v1
lol nope, I named it as a string of random letters.
After downloading for a while, although B didn't get anything from A, but some IPs from GE, FR, US, VN, and so on appeared in the peer list, and their client names are rather strange and usually not seen, e.g. the VN ip's client name is "VN 3.xxx", do you know what they are?