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I just got banned from my BT site for poor ratio.. Im in the SGV, CA and i have Charter as well. My Dl time was decent but but my upload/seeding was very slow.. not sure of the rate. I really think Charter limited the usage..guest2008-05-19T14:08:15-07:00Test BitTorrent trackers?
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Ubuntu Hardy Desktop downloads at >10 MB/s (not mbs)guest2008-05-21T08:34:50-07:00Error in adding community, SMTP form error
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1) <BR> <BR>When I am trying to add a new community I am getting this error, i have tried it using both 127* and the actual IP. <BR> <BR><a href="http://www.praemio.com/fetch/spy_ad/">http://www.praemio.com/fetch/spy_ad/</a> <BR> <BR>error: <BR>Error in form: Unexplained error creating new community <BR> <BR>Key words: <BR>add community form error create <BR> <BR>Any solution to this? guest2008-05-30T11:50:46-07:00Shaw Cable issues (Vancouver, B.C., Canada)
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Greetings, Any issues that you are having must be either shawcable network related (check in a traceroute) or the end server related (that you can also see in a trace, or in repeated pings). Doing a trace out from SEA2 to your IP it's fine, traceroute to 70.75.79.21 (70.75.79.21), 64 hops max, 40 byte packets 1 vl102-d2.acc.sea2.hopone.net (209.160.40.3) 0.294guest2008-05-30T11:56:52-07:00Porting to Linux/UNIX platform
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It's very necessary to port this application on Linux/UNIX platform for real openness of this society.guest2008-05-31T04:03:08-07:00Error in adding community, SMTP form error
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The communities are disabled in this version, but it seems the error messages don't make that clear. We'll clean this up as we move forward. <BR> <BR>The config file is buster.cfg, but documentation for it is nonexistent, and probably will be for a while. We want to do a Linux port first (maybe to OpenWRT), where editing the text won't be a popular option. Plans are to focus jbartas2008-06-01T00:06:15-07:00Charter Communications Blocking BitTorrent Traffic in Ft Worth
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Same here, seems that after running a client for more than a half hour my entire internet connection slows to near a standstill, to the point where Firefox will time out loading websites. on a 10meg connection In Grants pass, Oregonguest2008-06-01T22:15:00-07:00Time Warner clearly limiting traffic due to bittorrent use
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I had a similar problem several years ago. It was solved by unchanging out my old cable modem, for a new one.guest2008-06-14T22:38:50-07:00Time Warner clearly limiting traffic due to bittorrent use
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I have Turbo Roadrunner and upgrading away from any SB4100/SB4200 (ended up with an SB5100) cleared up my eternity's worth of trouble (that TW still has never addressed in any way). I'll add that it felt like BT was being throttled or handled in some way, but I no longer believe that to be true. More here (and throughout the site, on the full, painful history): <a hguest2008-06-20T06:38:37-07:00