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DL Limit: %d B/s UL Limit: %d B/s Seed time: %.1f hours Seed ratio: %.2f Minimum peers: %d Maximum peers: %d Maximum cache: %d MB Download is already complete.Verbose output off%c S:%d/%d L:%d/%d C:%d R=%.2f D=%d U=%d K/s %s %s %s%s%c %d/%d/%d [%d/%d/%d] %lluMB,%lluMB | %d,%dK/s | %d,%dK E:%d,%d %s%sError restoring terminal mode on fd %d: %sError preserving terminal mode on fd %d: %sFailed to allocate memory for output filename.Cache: %dK/%dM Hits: %d Miss: %d %d%% Pre: %d/%dInteractive output channel is now %s%.2f CPU seconds used; %lu seconds elapsed (%.2f%% usage)warn, fork to background failed: %swarn, failed to create new session (continuing in background): %swarn, final fork failed (continuing in background): %sRunning in daemon (background) mode. %2d) Become daemon (fork to background) %2d) Update tracker stats & get peers %2d) Restart (recover) the tracker sessionDownload rate: %dB/s Limit: %dB/s Total: %llu Upload rate: %dB/s Limit: %dB/s Total: %llu %llu down at %sFailed hashes: %d Dup blocks: %d Unwanted blocks: %dRatio: %.2f Seed time: %luh Seed ratio: %.2fCache in use: %dKB Wants: %dKB Max: %dMBAlready connecting, please be patient... %2d) Pause (suspend upload/download) %2d) Resume (continue upload/download)error, failed to allocate memory for optionNote, changes may be overridden by CTCS.Get file number/list (currently %s): CTCS server:port (currently %s): Enter 0 or * for all files (normal behavior).Enter a command to run upon download completion.DԠtT43llllllllllllllllll3llllllllllllllllllllllllllllUlllll lllllllllllllllllllllllf+l-ɥ-\|/.AY@$@ @Connection to CTCS closedAUTH %sPROTOCOL %04dCTORRENT %s %ld %ld %sCTBW %d,%d %d,%dEnabled1DisabledCTCONFIGSTART%uVerbose output [-v]verbose%.*f~hours remaining (-e %lu)Seed time [-e]seed_timeSeed ratio [-E]seed_ratioUpload:DownloadCurrent peers: %dMax peers [-M]20-1000IMin peers [-m]1-1000Download files [-n]Pause torrentpauseStop upload/downloadCompletion command [-X]user_exitInteractive outputout_interactError/warning outputout_errorDebug/verbose outputout_debugConsole inputctcs_serverCTCONFIGDONEMB; %dKB now in useCache size [-C]Normal/status outputout_normalCTFILESTARTCTFILESCTFILESDONECTFDONECTDETAIL %lld %d %ld %ldCTFILE %d %d %d %d %llu %sCTFILE %d %d %d %llu %sCTPEERSTARTCTPEERSCTPEERSDONECTPDONECTINFO %d %sEnter CTCS password: CTCS: %sSETDLIMITDLimit=%dSETULIMITULimit=%dSENDPEERSSENDSTATUSSENDCONFCTCONFIGSENDDETAILCTQUITCTCS sent Quit commandCTRESTARTCTUPDATEPROTOCOLunknown CTCS message: %sConnected to CTCSCTSTATUS %d/%d %d/%d/%d %d,%d %llu,%llu %d,%dCTSTATUS %d:%d/%d:%d/%d %d/%d/%d %d,%d %llu,%llu %d,%d %derror, failed to allocate memory for CTCS messageCTCONFIG %s %s %s %d:%s %d:%s %d:%sCTCONFIG %d %d %f %d %d %d %d %dCTCONFIG %d %d %f %d %d %d %d %d %dCTFILE %d %d %d %d %d %d %llu %sCTPEER %s %s %c%c%c%c %d %d %llu %llu %derror, failed to allocate memory for configUnknown config option %s from CTCSMalformed or invalid input from CTCS: %swarn, received nothing from CTCS: %swarn, get CTCS ip address failed.warn, send protocol to CTCS failed: %swarn, send password to CTCS failed: %swarn, send torrent to CTCS failed: %swarn, connect to CTCS failed: %sEnhanced CTorrent dnh3.3.2 General Options: Show this message-h/-H%-15s %s -x-c-v Download Options: -e int-E num-i ip-p port-I ip-u num or URL-s filename-C cache_size-f-b filenameMax peers count (default 100)-M max_peersMin peers count (default 1)-m min_peers-z slice_size-n file_list-D rateMax bandwidth up (unit KB/s)-U rate-CD0303-Set Peer ID prefix (default "-P peer_id%-15s %s%s") -A user_agentUse CTCS server at host:port-S host:portPreallocate files on disk-a-T-X command-d-ddCreate a new torrent file-tTracker's URL-u URLPiece length (default 262144)-l piece_lenSpecify metainfo file name-pInclude a comment/description-c comment Example: bug report: %s tc:l:ps:u:Use -h for help/usage.Must specify one torrent fileEnhanced CTorrent%s/%serror, tracker setup failed.create metainfo failed.%s Original code Copyright: YuHong(992126018601033) WARNING: THERE IS NO WARRANTY FOR CTorrent. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!!! Decode metainfo (torrent) file only, don't downloadCheck pieces only, don't downloadVerbose output (for debugging)Exit while seed hours later (default 72 hours)Exit after seeding to ratio (UL:DL)Listen for connections on specific IP address (default all/any)Listen port (default 2706 -> 2106)Specify public/external IP address for peer connectionsUse an alternate announce (tracker) URLDownload ("save as") to a different file or directoryCache size, unit MB (default 16MB)Force saved bitfield or seed mode (skip initial hash check)Specify bitfield save file (default is torrent+".bf")Download slice/block size, unit KB (default 16, max 128)Specify file number(s) to downloadMax bandwidth down (unit KB/s)Set User-Agent header (default "Convert foreign filenames to printable textRun command upon download completion ("user exit")Daemon mode (fork to background)Daemon mode with I/O redirection Make metainfo (torrent) file options: Private (disable peer exchange)ctorrent -s new_filename -e 12 -C 32 -p 6881 example.torrent home page: http://ctorrent.sourceforge.net/ see also: http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/ http://sourceforge.net/projects/dtorrent/ or dholmes@ct.boxmail.comoriginal author: bsdi@sina.com aA:b:cC:dD:e:E:fi:I:M:m:n:P:p:s:S:Tu:U:vxX:z:hH-%c argument must be between 20 and 1000-%c argument must be between 1 and 1000-%c argument must be between 1 and %d-P arg must be %d or less characters-%c argument must be between 65536 and %d-%c argument requires a port numberMust specify torrent contents (one file or directory)Please use -u to specify an announce URL!Please use -s to specify a metainfo file name!error, initial meta info failed.warn, you can't accept connections.Press 'h' or '?' for help (display/control client options).Create metainfo file %s successful.d#< #####D####T##4########$t#T###d##L<##dError from select: %s@Y://HTTP/ Sending %d/%d/%d to %p%p: %sCancelling %d/%d/%d to %pChoking %p (D=%lluMB@%dK/s)%p inactiveUnchoking %p (D=%lluMB@%dK/s)Interested in %pNot interested in %p%p is not write-ready%p skipped UL%p closedAssigning #%d to %pWant to dup #%d to %pDuping #%d from %p to %pNothing to dup to %p%p standbyReassigning #%d from %p to %p%p waiting for UL bandwidth%p deferring UL to %p%p error %+d (%d) %sunresponsivePiece #%d completedPiece completedBad completeUnrequested piece %d/%d/%d%p choked meChoke oscillation%p unchoked me%p is interested%p is not interested%p un-standby%p is requesting %d/%d/%dchoked requestBad cancel%p bitfield has %d%%%p bitfield is emptyremote closed%p waiting for DL bandwidth%p seed<->seed detectedpeer %p gave 0xmine: 0xpeer is %speer %p is myself%2.2hx as reserved bytespeer: 0xPeer %p ID: %s as reserved bytes (partial)%s: %d -> %d:%d %llud:%lluuERROR@1: %p m_req_out underflow, resettingERROR@2: %p m_req_out underflow, resettingERROR@3: %p m_req_out underflow, resettingAssigning #%d to %p from PendingERROR@5: %p m_req_out underflow, resettingRequesting #%d from %p (%d left, %d slots):ERROR@4: %p m_req_out underflow, resetting%p unresponsive; resetting request queue%p unresponsive; sending keepaliveDuplicate request cancelled in piece completionDuplicate found in Pending, shouldn't be thereReceiving piece %d/%d/%d from %pUnneeded piece %d/%d/%d from %p%p latency is %d sec (receive)warn, WriteSlice failed; is filesystem full?%p latency is %d sec (request)%p is a seed (bitfield is full)Unknown message type %d from peer %p@#H"!x! h"Connection from myself %sclose: CancelSliceclose: CancelPieceCancel #%d on %p (%d B/s)recalc: %d dup req pieces%s:%dListening on %sPEER LISTclose: seed<->seedEndgame (dup request) modeNormal (non dup request) modeclose: receiveclose: unhealthyclose: sendclose: bad handshakeclose: send handshakeclose: Sending handshakeclose: connect failedAdding %p for reconnectclose: keepalive expiredclose: keepalive deathclose: Can't choke peerclose: Can't unchoke peermax unchokes up to %dUL missed %d sending %dmax unchokes down to %dUL deferred %d sending %dConnection from duplicate peer %sConnect to peer at %s:%hu failed: %sConnecting to %s:%hu (peer %p)Connection from %s:%hu (peer %p)Abandoning %p (%d B/s) for %p (%d B/s)close: Can't set self not interested (T_W_I_H)warn, couldn't bind on specified port %d: %serror, couldn't bind port from %d to %d: %serror, couldn't listen on port %d: %serror, couldn't set socket to nonblock mode.ulimit %d, unchoke interval %d, opt interval %dwarn, failed to allocate unchoke array.?MbP??N@warn, failed to allocate memory for bandwidth sample.failure reasonTRACKER FAILURE REASON: %swarning messageTRACKER WARNING: %stracker idintervalincompletepeer idstoppedstarted Host: %sConnected to trackerDisconnected from trackerLocation?info_hash=&info_hash=tracker redirect to %sTracker reponse data DUMP:== DUMP OVER==tracker connection refusedTracker did not supply peers count.warn, detected invalid ip address %s.new peers=%d; next check in %d secGET %s&info_hash=%s&peer_id=%s%s&port=%d&key=%sGET %s?info_hash=%s&peer_id=%s%s&port=%d&key=%serror, invalid tracker url format!%s%s%s&uploaded=%llu&downloaded=%llu&left=%llu&compact=1&numwant=%d HTTP/1.0warn, send request to tracker failed: %sReported to tracker: %llu uploaded, %llu downloadedwarn, get tracker's ip address failed.warn, can't set up tracker connection: %swarn, received nothing from tracker: %swarn, received nothing from tracker!warn, tracker reponse invalid. 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This prevents an old bitfield state hanging around if the torrent is found to be complete. * Indicate when a file is being created, even when trying to use sparse files. * Don't print file completion details when no data is present. * Buffer was not freed when using -a (memory waste). * Additional "now" time updates to correct timing flaws. Too many disk accesses could be performed because the time was not being updated between operations. * Fix request URL encoding for non-ASCII locales. * Cache management bug due to expiration during I/O. This could manifest as a bad hash check or incomplete piece after download. * Correction in cache aging of a piece. * Console is unresponsive when downloading slowly (IsIdle problem). _________________________________________________________________ Changes for "dnh3.3.1" Release Bug Fixes * [1941536] Fix restoration of terminal mode at exit. * Handle errors from select(). (Could cause high CPU utilization and unresponsiveness.) * [1946210] Fix incorrect string allocation sizes. (Could cause memory corruption or double-free errors.) * Delete file I/O buffers at exit. * Fix build warning from bitfield.cpp. _________________________________________________________________ Changes for "dnh3.3" Release Features and Performance * Faster restart: Download of pieces that are known to be missing can begin immediately. * Added a workaround for the current lack of announce-list (multiple trackers) support. If the torrent file contains an announce-list, up to 9 alternate announce URLs (trackers) will be listed in the torrent information. The -u option can be used to specify the announce URL, either by number from the list of alternates or directly as a string. * Allow -X in conjunction with -c (for automated completion check). * SO_REUSEADDR is now used when -p is specified, so that the client can restart immediately on the given port. * Daemon mode (-d) now closes the standard file descriptors and reopens them to /dev/null. This complies with most people's expectations of a daemon. If -d is specified twice, standard I/O descriptors which are not a terminal (i.e. which have been redirected) are kept intact as was the previous behavior. This allows a fully detached process from which output can be captured. * Add tracker update & restart actions (from CTCS) to operator menu. * When creating a torrent, the following new options are available: -p Private (disable peer exchange) -c comment Include a comment/description Note that -t must now be the first option given when creating a torrent. * A new option -I allows specifying the public IP address which the tracker should distribute to peers. * Enabled changing CTCS server from CTCS. * When changing bandwidth limits from the console, remind the user that CTCS may override changes. * It is now possible to stop using CTCS from the console. Use the "S" option and give a single colon (:) as the input. * The "private", "comment", and "created by" fields are now recognized and printed (if present) when the torrent meta info is shown. * Improved on-screen advisement regarding bit field file at startup. * Tracker reporting data has been added to the detailed status, as well as failed hashes, duplicate blocks, and unwanted blocks counts. * CPU usage is printed to Verbose output when Detailed Status is requested from operator menu. * Input is now turned off if not needed. This makes things behave better if, for example, -x is used and the output piped to less. * Attempt to avoid wrapping/scrolling when printing the status line on a narrow terminal/window. * A couple of optimizations analyzing peer bitfields. * Bitfield operation optimizations. * Efficiency improvement in PendingQueue functions. * Improved GetDownloads efficiency. * Reduced memory usage when seeding, download is stalled, or using -x. * Rate measurement calculations are now cached and recomputed only when necessary. * Improved methods of determining local IP address. * The "ip" field is sent in the tracker address if the public IP address was determined. * Reduction of download duplication and improvement of tracker reporting + Improved piece reassignment. o Reassign only if proposer's queue is empty. o Consider any piece in the slower peer's queue. o Improve download rate comparison method. o Allow reassignment in endgame mode. + Improved data counting and reporting. + Hash check failure handling improvement o If hash check fails, don't re-request the same piece from that peer. o Increased weight of hash failure. o Reduced peer error threshold. + Improved randomness of CopyShuffle. + Reduce duplicate data receipt o Avoid duplication to high-latency/slow peers. o When duplicating or reassigning requests, move immediate incoming slices to the end of the queue. + Accept cancelled data from a peer if still needed. + Duplicate request management o Spread request duplication more evenly among outstanding pieces. o Limit duplicate requests for a piece to the number of outstanding slices. o Track the number of pieces requested as duplicates. o Track pieces for which slices have been requested or received from multiple peers. + Detect a duplication inconsistency in Pending. + Improve choke oscillation detection and handling. + HealthCheck improvement to reduce redundant receipts from high latency peers. * Support systems that do not provide random(3). Bug Fixes * Completed torrent could be reported as incomplete when restarting. This was the reported/observed symptom; potentially it could also be seen as failed hash-check of downloaded pieces or uploading of bad data (failed hash-check at a remote peer). * Fixed crash which could happen when sending data without an upload limit. * Surplus bits in the last byte of a bitfield could be set. * Don't say "stalled" if still checking and nothing to download yet. * Don't allow the -n or -X options (from CTCS and console) if download is already complete. * Correct handling if -s is used with a single-file torrent and a directory of the specified name exists. * Exit with error if tracker setup fails. * Don't print an error when a known but inactive configuration option is received from CTCS. * Check for bad/invalid input from CTCS. * Fixed a bug that could corrupt (loop) the peer list, resulting in a hard-loop (nonresponsiveness). * Exit (with error) after discovering that a file is not the correct size at startup. * Fixed a bug with input prompting (affects CTCS password entry). * [1886549] Fix torrent creation with files over 4GB. * Improved CTCS status updating, and accuracy for end-of-download and terminating cases. * Upload/download now stops upon initiating Quit. * Improved cache allocation when download stalls or unstalls. * [1863204] Skip I/O for zero-length files. * Condition reversal in counting hash-check error against a peer. Code Cleanup * Removed declaration of unused variable cfg_max_bandwidth. * Rearrangement of some bitfield functions & declarations. * Consolidate peer error counting and handling into PeerError. _________________________________________________________________ Changes for "dnh3.2" Release Features and Performance * Various code optimizations in cache searching and management. * Added proactive flushing of the oldest cache entry during idle time when the cache is full. * Flush the cache in piece order if/when the entire cache is flushed. * Prefetch uncached slices when a downloading piece is nearly complete. * Try to reduce thrashing if a small cache is specified. * Flushing completed pieces to disk is now given a higher priority than hash-checking existing pieces. * An informational warning is given if any filenames contain non-printable characters and the -T option is not used. * Added more methods of detecting connections from the client to itself. * If the tracker doesn't supply a peer count, count the peers it gives for connection instead. (This can be off by 1 if you're using NAT and a lame tracker gives you yourself as a peer, but you can't connect.) * Don't let initial hash-checking prevent checking tracker, ctcs, and console. * Improved efficiency of peer status/prefetch checking. * A 16K (default slice size) file I/O buffer is now used to potentially improve read/write performance. * Added support for systems without the strncasecmp() library function. Bug Fixes * Fixed a crash at program exit. * Fixed an error when reading an empty file. * Fixed a potential cache corruption issue. * Bad piece data wasn't always removed from cache. * Updated builtin SHA1 code to include a fix or two and take advantage of autoconf (including endianness; cross-compilers take note). * Improved/corrected the method of determining the local IP address. * Corrected the comparison of local and peer IP address. * Corrected peer connection failure detection (could cause peer disconnects). * Corrected a potential problem in the peer handshake handling code. * Corrected a problem that could prevent or delay receiving the peer's bitfield. * Fixed a problem with handling of tracker response data. Now separate send and receive buffers are used for tracker communication. * Corrected end-of-header check in httpencode.cpp (tracker response). * Various timing-related fixes to improve maximum transfer rates. * Avoid running too many idle-time tasks at a time. * Improved the upload timing when not using cache. * Adjusted the CTCS seed time (-e) option processing to make the result more intuitive (it could be perceived as being an hour off). * Fixed a problem where the torrent metainfo would not be shown if input was redirected. Also added input EOF/error detection for cases not previously covered. * Fix console input on Solaris (and potentially some other platforms). Code Cleanup * Additional verbose output for cache management. * Moved strnstr() from httpencode.cpp to compat.c. * Improve handling of tracker contact intervals. * Optimized PeekMessage function. * Removed unnecessary headers from downloader.cpp. _________________________________________________________________ Changes for "dnh3.1" Release Features and Performance * Cached completed pieces are flushed to disk during idle time rather than immediately. * When the cache is full, a single entry is now flushed to make room for new data rather than flushing the entire cache. * Management of open files has been enabled in order to reduce the number of active file descriptors needed for large torrents. Detection and reporting of related errors is also improved. * Files are now opened in read-only mode when seeding. * The client will not connect to the tracker when quitting if it has not successfully made contact before. * A new command line option "-T" substitutes a hex representation of any non-printable characters in filenames; an underscore will be inserted between any such sequences and regular text. This applies to printing the name of the file as well as accessing it on disk, so you need to use it (or not) consistently across multiple runs of the same torrent. It does not apply to names specified with the -s option. * A new command line option "-X" specifies a "user exit" command to run upon download completion. The string parameter will be passed to the sh shell for execution; see the system() man page for further clarification. You will need to quote this string on the command line in order to identify it as a single parameter and prevent special characters from being interpreted. Some substitution sequences beginning with ampersand (&) are available; note that it's a good idea to quote the sequence within the string so that the substituted names will be quoted in the final command. + "&d" will be replaced by the name of the directory or filename that contains the downloaded data. + "&t" will be replaced by the name of the torrent metainfo file (with path, if it was specified that way to ctorrent). + "&w" will be replaced by the client's working directory. Note that the fork() and system() system/library functions are used for best portability. As a result, significant extra memory may be used while the specified command is running. Be advised to use this feature as a trigger mechanism to update a file or run a short script that kicks off a background task rather than for executing a longer task directly. * A new command line option "-d" specifies "daemon mode". The client will detach itself from the terminal session and become a background process. This option is also available from the operator menu. * Prefetch and total sent counts are reported with the cache stats in verbose mode. Note that these stats are all close approximations based on the default slice size of 16KB. * The -n option now accepts a list of files to download in priority order. Groups of simultaneous files can be specified, and "resuming normal behavior" after completion is now optional (and not the default). See the User's Guide for more detailed information. * The partial completion indicator ("P:") now shows percentages rather than number of pieces when using the new status line format. The download time remaining for the current set is also shown. * The CTCS protocol version has been incremented. Please download the new version of CTCS to take advantage of new features. This provides support for additional file details and prioritization, and for auto-configuration of available client configuration options in CTCS. * Output channels can now be changed via CTCS. * The input channel can now be redirected from the operator menu and CTCS. * Added "off" as an additional target for input and output channels. * Added support for systems that do not have snprintf() and/or vsnprintf(). Bug Fixes * Fixed a missing maxfd variable initialization in the main loop, which could cause high CPU utilization. (maxfd patch) * Detect if the clock_gettime library function is missing and emulate it. This facilitates building on Mac OSX. (clock_gettime patch) * Avoid putting the "key" field into the tracker request twice. * Tracker redirection is now handled correctly and works. * Fixed problems with detection and reporting of tracker connection errors. * Error reading from disk with -c option is now reported. * Fixed a looping problem when the torrent begins with a zero-length file or a file of exactly one piece. * Fixed the way variable argument lists are handled in the console code, which could cause crashes. (console patch) * Fixed a problem flushing downloaded data to disk in certain situations. (flush patch) * Remove sockets from the list to check for peers disconnected during processing. * Updated fdset handling in peerlist, tracker, and ctcs components to set appropriate states in all cases. * Fixed a potential crash when receiving a message from a peer (after processing it). (msg patch) * Fixed an issue with rate measurement on NSLU2 devices. This was due to an apparent compiler bug (unconfirmed but raised to developers). There are other areas where the same effect can show itself (with the -E seed ratio option for instance) that cannot be so easily worked around. (bwrate patch) * Fixed an issue with null/redirected standard input. * If the time changes backward by a second, it is disregarded. This is not really a program bug fix, but a workaround for system clock glitches (observed on an NSLU2). Code Cleanup * Tracker request construction is somewhat consolidated and simplified. * Split the FillFDSet function into two functions of distinct roles and more manageable size. _________________________________________________________________ Changes for "dnh3" Release Important Stuff to Know * You should always specify an upload bandwidth limit. With the most recent changes in the program, this "option" is not just a limit to stay under, but an advisement to the client as well. Enhanced CTorrent now tunes its upload performance based on the limit. Without a limit, the client has no idea how much bandwidth your line can support and so cannot perform this tuning. It is now possible to achieve better upload rates with a limit than without. Due to the tit-for-tat nature of bittorrent, this can also indirectly increase your download performance. If you just want the client to use as much upload bandwidth as possible, then choose a limit that is 10% or so less than the available upload capacity of your line. ("Available" means not typically in use by other applications.) Note that limits are specified in KB/s (kilobytes per second), where 1KB = 1024 bytes (8192 bits). Your ISP likely measures in "kilobits" (Kb, where 1Kb = 1000 bits or 125 bytes) or "megabits" (1Mb = 1000000 bits or 122KB). Some of that [to the tune of 20% in some cases] is used by the line protocol and thus not available to you at all. * The CTCS protocol version has been incremented. If you've written an application that interfaces with CTorrent via the CTCS protocol, it should continue to work if you've used protocol level negotiation (PROTOCOL message). The new changes have been documented on the CTCS Protocol page. Features and Performance * Fast Restart + "Background" initial hash verification: Downloading and uploading will begin while pieces are being verified. Status will be updated as pieces are checked, and HAVE messages are sent as valid pieces are found. + A bitfield save file is always used. At startup, if a file of the same name as the torrent file with ".bf" appended is present, it is read to initialize the piece bitfield. The file is then deleted, and rewritten upon exit if downloading has not completed. + Pieces that are indicated as already present are verified by hash check (in the background). If the bitfield file is not found then all pieces are checked, unless this is the first time the torrent has been started. + The -b option can be used to specify a different bitfield filename. Difference: The option is generally not needed since it is now "on" by default. It now does not prevent hash checking when used. + The -f option now forces accuracy of the initial bitfield. Stated differently, it disables the initial hash checking of pieces on startup. This option should [still] be used with caution and is generally not recommended since background hash checking is now used. If the bitfield file is found at startup, it is used without verification; otherwise, seed mode is forced (without hash verification). Difference: The effect is generalized to apply to incomplete torrents (when a bitfield file is found) as well as the original behavior of forcing seed mode (without a bitfield file). + To emulate the original initial hash check behavior (avoiding background checking), use the -c and -f options together. * Cache Management + Automatic cache size: The -C option now specifies the maximum cache size, with the default remaining 16MB. The actual size used is determined by the download and upload rates and timings. + The maximum cache size that can be specified is no longer limited. The maximum size that will be used in any case is the size of the torrent. + Slices to be uploaded are prefetched into the cache during idle time. This can shave a few milliseconds off the time to respond to an upload request, and can also help performance during periods of heavy disk activity. The effectiveness may be reduced slightly when heavy upload limiting is used (as uploading patterns become less predictable), but it is also less critical then. + A more efficient cache aging mechanism has been added. This reduces CPU utilization and helps increase the accuracy of cache size management. + The cache is now indexed by piece to speed up searches and insertion. + Downloaded pieces are flushed to disk upon completion of each piece. * Unchoke Tuning + The number of unchoked peers will be increased automatically when the upload bandwidth limit is not being reached and decreased when there is much contention for upload bandwidth. This is done to maximize upload bandwidth utilization while also maximizing the upload rate to each unchoked peer. + Unchoke intervals are extended when necessary in order to insure that each unchoked peer has at least a chance of an opportunity to download. + You must specify an upload bandwidth limit in order to use these features. Without a limit, the client does not know the line capacity or available bandwidth. In that case TCP congestion control (the network protocol) limits the bandwidth, so the number of active upload streams (unchokes) is kept low in order to help it work properly when the line reaches its capacity. * Console I/O Management This is really a mostly-transparent enabler for other new current and future features. + Several configuration commands are available while running. Note that this requires termios, termio, or sgtty support to work properly; otherwise try pressing Enter after the key. It should be very rare for a system to not have one of these facilities. o Press "h" or "?" for a list of active keys. Inactive keys will immediately update the status line. o Some commands prompt for additional input. The client continues to run while waiting, though the status line is not updated. An exception is the CTCS password; just try to be relatively quick about it. o Commands shown with "+/-" use the "+" and "-" keys to increment or decrement the value. After pressing the command key, press "+" and/or "-" repeatedly to adjust the value. After five presses, the increment is increased; press the command key again if you wish to reset it. + An Operator Menu allows changing output destinations, choosing an alternate status line format, and viewing detailed status information. + Presentation of messages between status line updates is cleaner. + A timestamp (raw clock value) is printed on "verbose" output. * Options + Added User-Agent header to the tracker request. A new option (-A) can be used to change the string that is sent (default is shown on the help screen). This feature should help with trackers that try to restrict use to recognized client programs. You should only need to use the -A option if the tracker has been set up to allow only specific clients (almost certainly out of admin ignorance in one way or another). + The -p option now specifies the highest port number to use. The client will count down from that point looking for an available port. This mimics the default behavior of counting down from port 2706. + A new command line option ("-a") can be used to preallocate the files to download. Use this if you are concerned about file fragmentation or out-of-order block storage. This option is only effective when initially creating the files and will cause startup to take longer as each entire file is written in order to reserve physical disk space. Note that all files will be created and preallocated even if the "-n" option is used to download a particular file. + Added some option-specific error messages to be displayed instead of the help/usage screen when invalid values are given on the command line. * Peer Handling + Peer statistics are maintained if a peer is dropped and later reconnects. This can influence unchoking, and the data is visible with CTCS. + The client is more discerning about choosing to reconnect to a lost peer. + Peer download rates (the rate at which we download from each peer) are now measured more precisely. This should produce more accurate unchoking decisions while downloading. + Inactive peers (who are interested but don't request any data while unchoked) are disconnected when seeding. + A newly-interested peer will be unchoked immediately if an opening is available. + Latency measurement is used to avoid counting errors that are likely due to transmission delays. To help with this, latency is now also measured when not downloading from a peer. The error threshold (tolerance) has also been reduced. + Don't count piece hash failures during Initial & Endgame modes, since it is likely that the component slices of a piece came from multiple peers. * Other performance improvements + Bandwidth limiting is now based on current (most recent) utilization rather than the past 20-second average. This should produce smoother loading of the line since we don't burst above the limit to make up for a recent slow period. Note that average values are still shown in the status line (and CTCS) since that is a better representation of the overall transfer rates. + Data transmission and receiving buffers are now much smaller but are still increased as necessary (and now decreased when appropriate as well). + Some allowance has been made for time to appear to move backwards, which could happen due to a system glitch, hardware problem, or clock adjustment. This has not been extensively tested (and probably won't be) but hadn't been reported as a problem either. + Timings related to bandwidth management and data transfer have been significantly reworked to allow more precise and accurate control. + Unneeded and bad data is no longer cached and does not cause additional piece completion checks. + Added additional fdset tracking to reduce processing in the checking and handling loops. + Other code optimizations not specifically listed here. * The Pause functionality is now more useful; it will now stop transferring torrent data almost immediately but still interact with peers and the tracker. Bug Fixes * Fixed a potential crash when reassigning a piece to a faster peer. While a serious bug, it would likely only show itself on memory-contrained systems. * Fixed reporting of file completion when using -n, and also with CTCS. * Ensure that the "completed" event is sent to the tracker during the next attempt if contacting the tracker is unsuccessful. * The amount of data transferred since the last update, shown in the status line, would go berzerk upon becoming a seeder. Some rate handling code has been cleaned up and tweaked to fix this. * A piece could be incorrectly reported as complete if an error occurred reading the piece data for hash verification. Code Cleanup * Moved version number into a new m4 file to make patch distribution easier. * Changed method of locating and using SSL library and header files for SHA1 support. See the INSTALLING file for information about how to override this or give a hint to configure about where to find the files. * Added autoconf checks for integer types that may not be defined on some systems. * The funny business with cfg_max_slice_size is eliminated since request slice size is based on user option rather than a fixed request queue size. * Moved bandwidth limiting functions from peer.* to peerlist.* * Relocated and rewrote get_nl and set_nl. * Replaced hard-coded message component length values with constants. * Formatting adjustments. _________________________________________________________________ Changes for "dnh2.2" Release Code Fixes * Fixed checking of seed ratio (-E option) to allow fractional values. * Fixed CTCS interaction when a limit was not specified on the command line. * Fixed peer reconnect determination. * Fixed a request-queue handling error that could cause a crash upon becoming a seeder. * Fixed creation of metainfo (torrent) file with multiple subdirectories. * Torrent metainfo is now only printed twice if hash-checking is performed. Operational Enhancements * Errors flushing the cache are now handled more gracefully. (This happens when the disk is full.) * Added additional seeder detection criteria. * Cleaned up parts of the help screen. _________________________________________________________________ Changes for "dnh2.1" Release Code Fixes * Fixed interaction with CTCS under Linux, resulting in "Operation now in progress" errors. * Fixed a flaw in optimistic unchoke logic implementation. * Fixed problem with return value in _btf_ftruncate() related to my update for the vfat issue [btfiles patch]. * Fixed handling of 301/302 redirect response from the tracker. Operational Enhancements * Attempt to reconnect to successful peers that disconnect unexpectedly, if possible. * Changed the unchoke choice algorithm when seeding. The new method is based on page 4 of the paper "Rarest First and Choke Algorithms Are Enough" by Arnaud Legout et al. An exception is that CTorrent chooses new unchokes using its original method (based on wait time) rather than randomly. See [1]the paper for details. _________________________________________________________________ Changes for "dnh2" Release Patches * The following patches or their functionality are incorporated: 1380164 [dnh1.2] 1357832 [invert] (included in dnh1.2) 1352866 [dnh1.1] 1266767 [passkey2] 1239547 [dnh1] 1170457 [standalone-sha1] Added as a fallback case in configure if OpenSSL is not found. To force it to be used, define USE_STANDALONE_SHA1 in config.h (after running configure). 1164454 [ip] 1119610 [vfat] This bug appears to be linux-specific; I've tried to handle it in a more general way that may apply to similar situations on other platforms and filesystems, but I have limited capability to test this. 1067196 [lfs] This is the large-file support that many have asked for. Optimization * Use fewer calls to random() by shifting the previously unused bits. * Time() calls have been greatly reduced; a global timestamp variable "now" is set once per main loop iteration and referenced in functions that need a timestamp (except the caching I/O routines which were left alone). * Overall current bandwidth rates are now computed only once per main loop and referenced in any routines that evaluate or control bandwidth. * Avoid flushing peer output buffers except in SendModule. This allows for some consolidation of messages to reduce network overhead. Code Fixes * Fixed use of cfg_req_queue_length to be the actual queue size (queue was half of this value). * Fixed: "peer is" verbose output could fubar the terminal. * Formatting: Replaced indentation tabs with spaces for consistency. Operational Enhancements * Improved piece selection methods to include rarity as a factor. This is not strictly "rarest-first", as we do not make a comprehensive effort to find the "rarest" piece or rank pieces by rarity. Rather, we use a more efficient compromise and try to find the set of pieces that have "trade value" (another peer needs them) and make a random choice from that set. Here is the current preference order used in each mode: Trade Value is defined as: 1. Piece that only this peer has (not considering other seeders), that a peer in which we're interested needs. 2. Piece that not every peer in which we're interested has. 3. Piece that only this peer has (not considering other seeders). 4. Piece that not every peer has. Normal Mode 1. Piece we tried to get from another peer but stopped due to choking or lost connection. (We have part of the piece already.) 2. Piece most recently acquired by the peer (possibly/probably rare). 3. Piece with trade value. 4. Any piece not yet requested. Initial-piece Mode 1. Piece with trade value which is already in progress. 2. Piece with trade value that more than one peer has. 3. Piece with trade value. 4. Any piece not yet requested. Endgame Mode 1. Piece with trade value which is already in progress, of which we have the least amount. 2. Piece already in progress of which we have the least amount. * Advanced request queueing system. + Instead of requesting all of the slices for a piece at one time, we now measure latency to the peer and send requests based on how long it takes the data to arrive. This avoids wasting upload banwidth by having too many outstanding requests: If we get choked or lose the connection, the extra requests were wasted; in initial or endgame modes, more requests would have to be cancelled when we completed the piece. + A new piece will be queued for download when there is space in the queue and we've requested the slices that have been queued already. We also don't wait for the current piece to complete before sending requests for a new piece. This helps to maintain a continuous flow of data in the download pipeline. + When duplicating a request in initial or endgame mode, slices that have already been requested are queued last. * Don't send HAVE messages to seeders (to save UL bandwidth). + Since we maintain interested state, and know the peer is a seeder, we'll do the right thing when we become a seeder. + Not sending HAVE to all peers (leechers) that already have the piece is a bad idea IMO. If everyone takes the same attitude, none of us will know when another becomes a seeder and connections will remain open/occupied. + We do send a HAVE to seeders upon completing our first piece so that we don't continue to appear empty. * Endgame strategy is used in get1file mode to complete the file. * Queue management: + Don't accept requests from choked peers. + Discard peer's reponse_q when we choke them. + Don't send cancels when we get choked (according to spec & discussions). + Don't put full piece queues in pending. + Move closing peer's request queue to pending instead of discarding it. * Prefer uploading to or downloading from a peer after we skip them due to bandwidth limiting. This is done via the g_next_up and g_defer_up global variables in peer.cpp (for UL; s/up/dn for the DL versions). The peerlist Sort() function and peer "click" variables have been removed since they are not needed with this feature. Options & Features * The -c option now reports file completion status. + As a side effect the metainfo details are printed twice. This allows you to view the torrent contents while pieces are being verified. + Total percentage completion is also added to the output. * "-E" option to seed to a specified UL:DL ratio. Seeding will stop when this ratio or the timeout (-e) is reached. If CTorrent starts as a seeder, the ratio is interpreted as UL:[torrent size]. * If "-e 0" is specified (explicitly) and -E is used, there will be no timeout; seeding will continue until the ratio is reached. * The "-m" option previously didn't do anything, and it isn't clear what it was originally going to do. Now the default value is 1, and CTorrent will try to maintain at least this many peers by contacting the tracker early if the peer count falls below this value. This feature was present in release dnh1 but the value was not changeable. Actually it seems likely that this was to be number of peers that the client would try to obtain (by initiating connections), as the "official" client does; this is mentioned as a note in the online specification. I don't really see the value in that though. That said, the option as implemented here should rarely be used. It might be useful only with torrents that have significantly more than max_peers total peers and use a long tracker update interval (such that you tend to drop a lot of peers betwen updates). * "-z" option to set the slice size (the unit of a request, i.e. the discrete amount of data that will be requested from a peer at one time). The slice size now defaults to 16K regardless of the piece length. Request queue size is computed and set based on the slice size, as it now affects only system resources (though not a lot) and not the way that requests are sent. * Add support for "key" and "trackerid" tracker interaction parameters. * Support/display tracker warning message * Now able to handle torrents with more than 255 files. * Support for [2]CTorrent Control Server, an application and protocol for monitoring and managing multiple Enhanced CTorrent clients. The "-S" option is used to connect to CTCS, as in "-S localhost:2780" if CTCS is listening at port 2780 on the local system. Appending a colon ("-S localhost:2780:") will prompt for a password to authenticate with CTCS. Peer Handling * Count immediate choke-unchoke (either order) as an error (two errors actually, since it's so wasteful). It may be that some clients do this to stimulate the peer when they think it hasn't responded to their last unchoke (due to high latency). It would be better for them to just repeat the unchoke rather than choke-unchoke, as by choking they will cause the peer to send the requests again. * Detect unresponsive peer connections and try to fix them or disconnect them. Basically, if a peer doesn't respond to our request in a reasonable time then we first assume that our request was lost in transmission; if it happens again then we assume the connection is unreliable. * Handle peers that suppress HAVE messages so we don't always think that they're empty (and thus give them preferential treatment for uploading). If we've sent the peer an amount of data equivalent to two pieces, assume that they now have at least one complete piece. _________________________________________________________________ Changes for "dnh1.2" Release These are just corrections to the previous release that I felt were necessary. Much more improvement is coming in the dnh2 release. Bug/code fixes * Bitfield::Invert patch [1357832 on sourceforge] described below. * Fixed "piece length too long" check to reflect the actual queue length used. * Accept 128K slice size for peer requests. * "Return" keyword in Random_init() removed due to potential compile error. * Modified longer-wait test in the optimistic unchoke routine to consider whether the peer is currently choked. _________________________________________________________________ Bitfield::Invert bug There is a bug in the Bitfield::Invert() function that affects the ctorrent-1.3.4 base code as well as releases dnh1 and dnh1.1. This can cause the application to fail (segmentation fault) or may affect downloading of all pieces of the torrent. A patch is available in the Download secion. _________________________________________________________________ Changes for "dnh1.1" Release These are just corrections to the previous release that I felt were necessary. Much more improvement is coming in the next release. Bug/code fixes * Peer count would increase on each tracker update if there were no seeders. * RequestQueue::CopyShuffle() changed to use a pointer argument. * Fixed some incorrectness in PendingQueue::Delete() and PendingQueue::DeleteSlice() which could cause a memory leak. * Fixed random-chance inversion bug in PeerList::UnChokeCheck() affecting choice for optimistic unchoking. Improvements * Move StopDLTimer() call from RequestPiece() to RequestCheck(), which could occasionally affect peer download rate measurement. * Most clients do not like a slice size of 128K even though it is the max allowed by the BT specification. Changed max slice size to 64K. Note that the maximum piece length is 2MB (2097152); if you need to download a torrent with a larger piece size you can change the value of cfg_req_queue_length in btconfig.h from 64 to 128. * Contact tracker immediately upon becoming (or starting as) a seeder. * Changed SendModule() to send only one slice at a time. This will help with fairly distributing upload bandwidth among the unchoked peers. * Changed default peer ID prefix to '-CD0101-', indicating CTorrent-dnh1.1 release. _________________________________________________________________ Changes for "dnh1" Release This is the first release. "dnh" identifies this patchset, and "1" indicates release version 1 of the patchset. Patches * Incorporates the following patches. The number is the Request ID from the [3]SourceForge patches page, which you can reference for the details of each patch. The name in brackets is the name of the patch file or a name I chose to refer to the patch. Some of these names are used below (in brackets) to describe a fix or change to a particular patch. 1042808 [getcwd] (incorporated in get1file patch) 1084776 [passkey] (incorporated in udlimit patch) 1109266 [align] 1109287 [tracker/tracker2] 1114197 [fmt] (incorporated in get1file patch) 1114364 [resetdl] 1116448 [get1file] 1118597 [crash] 1119467 [stall] 1119492 [rate] 1119497 [flush] 1119519 [opt] 1119689 [status] 1124342 [udlimit] Download performance * If a peer socket is ready for reading and writing, perform both. Previously the cases were exclusive, with preference given to reading. * Download requests are now made to peers when they are ready for writing (in addition to the existing event-driven cases). This fixes peer stalls when a request couldn't be sent in an event-triggered case due to bandwidth limiting or other circumstances. * Additional tests added so that the above request checking doesn't create hard loops. Bandwidth measurement/management * [rate] Bandwidth reporting is now not capped. Also, only the time used for the samples taken is used in the calculation rather than the maximum interval (this affects rate calculation for individual peers). * Additional upload and download bandwidth limit checks added so that bw management is more accurate. * Corrected condition inversion bug in Rate::StopTimer(), which affects peer rate calculations. Peer count * Request our max number of peers from the tracker each time rather than just taking the tracker's default, so we can try to fill up. * The tracker will be contacted early if all peers disconnect so that we can actively try to establish some more peer connections. To avoid hammering the tracker, we must have at least one peer for 15 seconds in order for this to be invoked. * Some clients use nonzero bytes in the "reserved" part of the handshake. Added code to ignore the reserved bytes if the rest of the handshake is as expected. This includes Azureus 2300 thru 2304 (latest) which gives 0x80 as the first reserved byte and BitComet which gives 0x6578 ("ex") as the first two bytes. * Update peer's timestamp on any message, not just keepalives. Any receipt of data from a peer now resets its timeout, preventing early disconnect. Parallel requests * Initial-piece and endgame cases have been improved so that pieces will be requested from multiple peers. Cancels are sent as slices (subpieces) are received. This endgame strategy is described in the BitTorrent online spec. The startup strategy is also described in posts and facilitates obtaining a single piece more rapidly in order to obtain some trade value. In initial mode, the piece of which we need the least parts is targeted. In endgame mode, the piece of which we need the most parts is targeted. Slices that are cancelled are also removed from the "pending" queue, as are pieces that are completed. * When duplicating a piece request, the slice request order is also shuffled in order to minimize duplication of effort. Tracker info * [status] Seems to be missing tracker.cpp diff. Added code to get tracker's total peers, but not all trackers report these fields in the normal response. Also added code to count successful updates from the tracker. * Added tracker connection state to status line (when connecting/connected). Tracker contact * When interrupting (ctrl-C), connect to the tracker immediately rather than waiting 15 seconds. * Contact tracker "soon" after transitioning to seeder state. Peer interaction * Manage our interested state for each peer dynamically as content changes. * Unchoking + Use the peer's interested state (confirming via the bitfield that it needs our data) to consider unchoking. Using only the bitfield could cause us to waste an upload slot on a peer that doesn't have all content but isn't interested (like a single-file downloader). + Choke peers that become uninterested or don't need our data. + Try unchoking new peers only as slots open or the optimistic unchoke rotates. Unchoking too many peers can temporarily reduce per-peer upload rates, which would make uploading to us unappealing for good peers. + In a tie for download speed, prefer to unchoke the peer to whom we've uploaded the least data relative to what we've downloaded from him. * Optimistic unchoking + Fixed condition inversion bug causing opt unchoking to occur too often. + A peer who has no pieces is now preferred 75% vs. a peer who already has at least one piece, in order to help the new peer become productive. This is documented in the online spec. + Set peer's last-unchoke-time when choking the peer to get better rotation of the optimistic unchoke. The value is now the last time that a peer was in the unchoked state rather than the time of the last unchoke event. Miscellaneous items * [tracker] Fixed normal program end (stop) process, which was crashing. * [get1file] Restore compact tracker response support. * [get1file] Made display of the status line info dependent on whether the option is in use. * [get1file] Apply the filter when checking for what we need from a peer instead of when recording what the peer has; this prevents stalls when we move on to the next file. Update interested state for each peer when we begin a new file. Also move the file-done check into the piece completion code and check whether the next file(s) has also been completed. * Reduced the slice size from 32K to 16K (same as BT & Azureus). This provides more precise DL rate measurement, and helps insure that we receive a productive amount of data (i.e. a complete slice) even if we are unchoked by a peer for only one cycle. See [4]http://groups.yahoo.com/group/BitTorrent/message/1260 for more discussion/analysis on this. * Added -v (verbose) option for additional debugging output. References 1. http://www.eurecom.fr/~michiard/pubs/bt_experiments_techRepINRIA-00001111_VERSION1_13FEBRUARY2006.pdf 2. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/ctcs.html 3. http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?atid=598034&group_id=91688&func=browse 4. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/BitTorrent/message/1260 usr/doc/ctorrent-dnh3.3.2/NEWS0100644000000000000000000000112311025055623014621 0ustar rootrootSept 8 2004: Ver 1.3.4 ========= Changes to tracker.cpp fixes bug in compact peer address acquisition This will speed up download starts using compact tracker protocol Addition of peer identifier Peer identifier can be set to any string <= 8 chrs Peer identifier can be set to - to present an anonymous client Peer identifer defaults to -CT1304- where 1304 represents ctorrent-1.3.4 CTorrent resolves internal domain address if behind firewall Ver 1.3.3 ========= Added compact tracker protocol handling Vers < 1.3.3 ============ cache io. modified virtual host. added rate limits. added usr/doc/ctorrent-dnh3.3.2/COPYING0100644000000000000000000004311011025055623015157 0ustar rootroot GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE Version 2, June 1991 Copyright (C) 1989, 1991 Free Software Foundation, Inc. 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies of this license document, but changing it is not allowed. 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If the program is interactive, make it output a short notice like this when it starts in an interactive mode: Gnomovision version 69, Copyright (C) year name of author Gnomovision comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY; for details type `show w'. This is free software, and you are welcome to redistribute it under certain conditions; type `show c' for details. The hypothetical commands `show w' and `show c' should show the appropriate parts of the General Public License. Of course, the commands you use may be called something other than `show w' and `show c'; they could even be mouse-clicks or menu items--whatever suits your program. You should also get your employer (if you work as a programmer) or your school, if any, to sign a "copyright disclaimer" for the program, if necessary. Here is a sample; alter the names: Yoyodyne, Inc., hereby disclaims all copyright interest in the program `Gnomovision' (which makes passes at compilers) written by James Hacker. , 1 April 1989 Ty Coon, President of Vice This General Public License does not permit incorporating your program into proprietary programs. If your program is a subroutine library, you may consider it more useful to permit linking proprietary applications with the library. If this is what you want to do, use the GNU Library General Public License instead of this License. usr/doc/ctorrent-dnh3.3.2/UserGuide0100644000000000000000000006466411025057250015762 0ustar rootroot Enhanced CTorrent User's Guide This guide is presented to offer additional information related to using [1]Enhanced CTorrent. This document is not an introduction to BitTorrent--for that, try [2]this, [3]this, or an Internet search. Contents * Options + [4]General + [5]Downloading + [6]Create Torrent * [7]Examples * [8]Runtime Commands + [9]Operator Menu * Usage Notes + [10]Bandwidth Limits + [11]Startup + [12]Status Line + [13]Stopping CTorrent Options Index [14]-a [15]-A [16]-b [17]-c [18]-c [19]-C [20]-d [21]-D [22]-e [23]-E [24]-f [25]-i [26]-I [27]-l [28]-m [29]-M [30]-n [31]-p [32]-p [33]-P [34]-s [35]-s [36]-S [37]-t [38]-T [39]-u [40]-u [41]-U [42]-v [43]-x [44]-X [45]-z _________________________________________________________________ Options ___________________________________ General Options -x Decode metainfo (torrent) file only, don't download Displays the torrent information and contents from the metainfo (.torrent) file. No piece checking or downloading is performed. This option is normally used alone. -c Check pieces only, don't download Hash-checks all pieces of the torrent to verify completion status and exits. Use this when you want to verify that you've successfully downloaded the complete torrent, or to make sure the files are intact after a system crash. This option is normally used alone, but can be used with -X for an automated completion check. -v Verbose output (for debugging) Generates [a lot of] extra output while CTorrrent is running. ___________________________________ Downloading Options -e int Exit while seed hours later (default 72 hours) Indicate how long (in hours) you want to "seed" (continue uploading) after download has completed. It is considered polite and fair (and required by some tracker sites) to seed for some time after downloading. -E num Exit after seeding to ratio (UL:DL) Specify a desired "seed ratio". After downloading completes, the client will continue seeding (uploading) until your total upload volume divided by your download volume equals this number. Fractional values (such as 1.5) are allowed. It is considered polite and fair (and required by some tracker sites) to seed until your ratio is at least 1:1. -i ip Listen for connections on specific IP address (default all/any) Specify the IP address on which you want to listen for incoming connections. This is only useful if your system has multiple network interfaces and you want to restrict access or run multiple clients on different interfaces. -p port Listen port (default 2706 -> 2106) Specify the TCP port number on which to listen for incoming connections. By default, CTorrent starts at 2706 and searches for an available port in decreasing order until it finds one or exhausts all ports down through 2106. The behavior with this option is similar, but starting at the specified port number. -I ip Specify public/external IP address for peer connections Specify the IP address which the tracker should give out to peer clients in order to connect to you. This is normally needed only if you are behind a NAT and on the tracker's local network. -u num or URL Alternate announce (tracker) URL Specify an alternate tracker announce URL. The parameter can be the actual URL or the number from the list of alternates printed when starting the client or using -x. -s filename Download ("save as") to a different file or directory Download to a different filename or top-level directory name than what is given in the metainfo file. -C cache_size Cache size, unit MB (default 16MB) Specify the maximum amount of memory to use for caching downloaded slices. The program may use less than this; the cache size is dynamically tuned based on the download and upload rates. You may need to use this option if running on a memory-constrained system such as a router or SAN device. If you use a value of 0, no memory cache will be used but the process will be more disk-intensive. -f Force saved bitfield or seed mode (skip hash check at startup) Perform a fast startup by skipping the initial (or background) hash verification of the files. This option is not generally recommended since the client now performs initial hash checking in the background. Use this option only if CTorrent was shut down cleanly when last downloading this torrent and you are absolutely certain that the bitfield (if download is not complete) and data files are intact and correct. To emulate the old behavior of hash-checking all pieces before beginning download or seeding, use -f along with the -c option. -b filename Specify bitfield save file (default is torrent+".bf") Piece completion status is saved to a bitfield file on exit if download has not completed. On startup the file is read to determine (and check) available pieces. The -b option can be used to specify a filename other than the default. Be consistent and careful with this option; it is generally not needed. -M max_peers Max peers count (default 100) Set the maximum allowable number of peer connections. If this number is reached, no new connections will be initiated or accepted. If memory or upload bandwidth are constrained, you may want to use this option to specify a lower value. -m min_peers Min peers count (default 1) Set the desired minimum number of peer connections. If the number falls below this value, the client will contact the tracker to request more peers. -z slice_size Download slice/block size, unit KB (default 16, max 128) Sets the size of the basic unit of download. For greatest compatibility with other peer clients, use the default. This value can also affect the precision with which bandwidth is managed. -n file_list Specify file number(s) to download Specify a priority order for downloading files in the torrent. A comma-separated list of file numbers and groups can be specified; the file numbers can be seen with the -x option. The client will preferentially request pieces of the highest-priority files, requesting a piece from a lower-priority group if a peer has no such pieces. A group may consist of: + a file number + a range of file numbers (x-y) + a combination of file numbers and ranges separated with plus (+) signs + an asterisk (*) or 3-dot ellipsis (...) If an asterisk (remember to quote it on the command line!) or ellipsis is used, the client will download and seed the remainder of the torrent once the prioritized files are completed; this is similar to the previous behavior of the option. If no such specification is given, the client will download and seed only the indicated files. Examples: -n 3 Download and seed only file 3. -n 3+5+7,8-11 Download files 3, 5, and 7 simultaneously, then download files 8 through 11 simultaneously, then stop downloading and seed all downloaded files. -n 3-4,... Download files 3 and 4 simultaneously, then download and seed all remaining content. -D rate Max bandwidth down (unit KB/s) Specify a download bandwidth limit for this torrent. The client will maintain its short-term average download rate at or below this value. -U rate Max bandwidth up (unit KB/s) Specify an upload bandwidth limit for this torrent. The client will maintain its short-term average upload rate at or below this value. -P peer_id Set Peer ID prefix. (default "-CD0301-") Specify an alternate peer ID prefix. This can be useful if a tracker is set up to only allow client programs that it recognizes. (The admin may not even realize it, so you may want to try contacting them to request that they change their configuration or add Enhanced CTorrent to the list.) If you receive a tracker warning message that your client is out of date, try using this option with the prefix of another well-known client program (such as "-AZ2304-"). -A user_agent Set User-Agent header. (default "Enhanced-CTorrent/dnh3.1") Specify an alternate user-agent header. This can be useful if a tracker is set up to only allow client programs that it recognizes. -S host:port Use CTCS server at host:port Maintain a connection to CTCS for status reporting, bandwidth control, and client management. Using a colon at the end of the parameter (as in "-S localhost:2780:") will cause the client to prompt for a password to send to CTCS when connecting. -a Preallocate files on disk Use this if you are concerned about file fragmentation or out-of-order block storage. This option is only effective when initially creating the files and will cause startup to take longer as each entire file is written in order to reserve physical disk space. Note that all files will be created and preallocated even if the "-n" option is used to download a particular file. -T Convert foreign filenames to printable text Substitutes a hex representation of any non-printable characters in filenames; an underscore will be inserted between any such sequences and regular text. This applies to printing the name of the file as well as accessing it on disk, so you need to use it (or not) consistently across multiple runs of the same torrent. It does not apply to names specified with the "-s" option. -X command Run command upon download completion ("user exit") Specifies a "user exit" command to run upon download completion. The string parameter will be passed to the sh shell for execution; see the system() man page for further clarification. You will need to quote this string on the command line in order to identify it as a single parameter and prevent special characters from being interpreted. Some substitution sequences beginning with ampersand (&) are available; note that it's a good idea to quote the sequence within the string so that the substituted names will be quoted in the final command. + &d will be replaced by the name of the directory or filename that contains the downloaded data. + &t will be replaced by the name of the torrent metainfo file (with path, if it was specified that way to ctorrent). + &w will be replaced by the client's working directory. Note that the fork() and system() system/library functions are used for best portability. As a result, significant extra memory may be used while the specified command is running. Be advised to use this feature as a trigger mechanism to update a file or run a short script that kicks off a background task rather than for executing a longer task directly. This option can also be used together with -c as an automated completion check. Normally the completion command will be run only if data has been downloaded; this case is the exception. -d Daemon mode (fork to background) The client will detach itself from the terminal session and become a background process, closing stdin, stdout, and stderr. There is no way to bring it back into the foreground of a session later; if you want to monitor or manage the client then either use the CTCS option (-S) as well or run the client under [46]screen instead of using -d. If this option is specified twice (-dd) then redirected standard I/O descriptors will not be closed. ___________________________________ Options for Creating a New Torrent -t Create a new torrent file Indicates that you want to create a new torrent. This must be the first option specified when creating a torrent. -s filename Specify metainfo file name (Required) Give the name of the file to be created. -u URL Tracker's URL (Required) Specify the tracker's announce URL. This usually looks similar to "http://tracker.example.com:port/announce". -l piece_len Piece length (default 262144) Specify the piece size for your torrent. This will also determine the number of pieces in the torrent. -p Private (disable peer exchange) Disable the use of DHT, PEX, or other trackerless peer-exchange methods by other clients when sharing this torrent. -c comment Include a comment/description Include a comment field in the torrent file. _________________________________________________________________ Examples List the contents of a torrent: ctorrent -x example.torrent Verify download completion status (takes a little time): ctorrent -c example.torrent Download or seed a torrent using default options: ctorrent example.torrent Download with a limit of 100KB/s, upload limit of 10KB/s, and seed until a ratio of 1.5:1 is achieved: ctorrent -D 100 -U 10 -E 1.5 example.torrent Create a torrent: ctorrent -t -u "http://tracker.example.com:6969/announce" -s example.torrent fi le_or_dir_to_upload _________________________________________________________________ Runtime Commands Several commands are available during upload/download; a list is available by pressing ? or h: Available commands: [Esc/0] Operator menu m[+/-] Adjust min peers count d[+/-] Adjust download limit M[+/-] Adjust max peers count u[+/-] Adjust upload limit C[+/-] Adjust max cache size n Download specific file S Set/change CTCS server e[+/-] Adjust seed exit time v Toggle verbose mode E[+/-] Adjust seed exit ratio Q Quit X Completion command Command keys are case-sensitive. When a command key is pressed, a prompt or current value is displayed. Prompts will suspend display of the status line while waiting for input, though the client continues to run normally. Toggle and numeric commands briefly suspend the status line display. Commands shown with [+/-] following the key are numeric options and can be adjusted by pressing + or - repeatedly after the command key. The increment is increased after five presses; to reset it, press the command key again. Most commands use the same letter as the corresponding command-line option. Note that the bandwidth limit commands use the same letters but opposite case. Operator Menu The 0 or Esc command key displays an operator menu with more advanced (or less routine) options. All options on and beneath this menu require pressing Enter to submit the input. Pressing Enter alone will exit the menu. Operator Menu Output Channels: 1) Normal/status: stdout 2) Interactive: stdout 3) Error/warning: stderr 4) Debug/verbose: stderr 5) Input: stdin Status Line Formats: 6) \ 0/6/18 [700/700/700] 0MB,11127MB | 0,15K/s | 0,0K E:0,405 *7) | S:0/10 L:6/7 C:0 R=15.92 D=0 U=16 K/s seeding 48:57 Other options: 8) View detailed status 9) Pause (suspend upload/download) 10) Become daemon (fork to background) 11) Update tracker stats & get peers 12) Restart (recover) the tracker session Enter selection: The first set of options allow redirection of the client's various types of console output (or even input--use carefully!). Of particular use is the debug/verbose channel, which can be directed to a file to create a debug log (be sure to also enable verbose output with the "v" command key or CTCS). The second set of options is used to select the status line format. Since the actual client status is used to generate the menu options, the operator menu display can also be used just to view the alternate status information. An asterisk (*) indicates the currently selected format. The next two options provide a means to view more detailed current status and statistics or to pause uploading and downloading (more or less immediately, unlike the previous CTCS pause function). Note that there is no "recovery" from daemon mode. Use CTCS (with daemon mode) and/or "screen" if you want the client to run in the background but need to manage or monitor it. The next two options are the same as the corresponding actions in CTCS. The first performs an early tracker update. The second restarts the tracker session as if you had exited and restarted the client. This can be used to recover if the tracker appears to have suffered a failure and does not recognize your client session. _________________________________________________________________ Usage Notes Bandwidth Limits You should always specify an upload bandwidth limit. With the most recent changes in the program, this "option" is not just a limit to stay under, but an advisement to the client as well. Enhanced CTorrent now tunes its upload performance based on the limit. Without a limit, the client has no idea how much bandwidth your line can support and so cannot perform this tuning. It is now possible to achieve better upload rates with a limit than without. Due to the tit-for-tat nature of bittorrent, this can also indirectly increase your download performance. If you just want the client to use as much upload bandwidth as possible, then choose a limit that is 10% or so less than the available upload capacity of your line. ("Available" means not typically in use by other applications.) Note that limits are specified in KB/s (kilobytes per second), where 1KB = 1024 bytes (8192 bits). Your ISP likely measures in "kilobits" (Kb, where 1Kb = 1000 bits or 125 bytes) or "megabits" (1Mb = 1000000 bits or 122KB). Some of that [to the tune of 20% in some cases] is used by the line protocol and thus not available to you at all. Startup If you have previously started the torrent, CTorrent will perform a hash-check of all pieces (or pieces indicated by the bitfield file if present) while beginning the upload/download process. This does not mean that it is starting over--quite the opposite! This is how the client determines which pieces it already has so that they will not be downloaded again (and can be offered for uploading). This process confirms the pieces that you have even if the files have been altered or recovered after a system crash. Status Line The status line that is output by the client has changed since the original and deserves some explanation. / 0/33/110 [672/672/672] 0MB,1130MB | 0,20K/s | 0,0K E:0,31 P:4/10 - - -- --- --- --- --- --- ------ - -- - - - -- ---- A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P A: Ticker; this character changes to indicate that the client is running. B: Number of seeders (complete peers) to which you are connected. C: Number of leechers (incomplete peers) to which you are connected. D: Total number of peers in the swarm, as last reported by the tracker. E: Number of pieces of the torrent that you have completed. F: Total number of pieces in the torrent. G: Number of pieces currently available from you and your connected peers. H: Total amount of data you have downloaded. I: Total amount of data you have uploaded. J: Your current download rate (20 second average). K: Your current upload rate (20 second average). L: Amount of data downloaded since the last status line update. M: Amount of data uploaded since the last status line update. N: Number of tracker connection errors. O: Number of successful tracker connections. P: Completion ratio of current fileset (when -n is used). Additional information such as tracker connection status may be displayed at the end of the status line when appropriate. Alternate Status Line A new status line format is also available via the operator menu. / S:4/8 L:4/5 C:1 R=5.85 D=42 U=16 K/s 79/100% 49:47 P:40/100% 2:41 - - - - - - ---- -- -- -- ---- ----- ------- ---- A B C D E F G H I J K L M N A: Ticker; this character changes to indicate that the client is running. B: Number of seeders (complete peers) to which you are connected. C: Number of seeders in the swarm (excluding yourself), as last reported by the tracker. D: Number of leechers (incomplete peers) to which you are connected. E: Number of leechers in the swarm (excluding yourself), as last reported by the tracker. F: Number of peer connection attempts in progress. G: Your upload/download ratio. H: Your current download rate (20 second average). I: Your current upload rate (20 second average). J: Percent of the torrent that you have completed. K: Percent of the torrent currently available from you and your connected peers. If you have the complete torrent, "seeding" is displayed instead of these percentages. L: Estimated download or seed time remaining, in hours and minutes. M: Completion and availability of current fileset (when -n is used). N: Time remaining to complete the current fileset (when -n is used). Additional information such as tracker connection status may be displayed at the end of the status line when appropriate. Stopping CTorrent Besides the Q command key (equivalent to Ctrl-C but a nicer user interface), CTorrent can be stopped before completing download or seeding by pressing Ctrl-C or sending the TERM signal ("kill pid"). This will tell the client to contact the tracker to send its final statistics and advise that it is leaving the torrent. Note that this could take a couple of minutes if the tracker is down or very busy. (Only one attempt is made, so the client will exit even if the connection fails.) If Ctrl-C or kill is used a second time, the client closes all peer connections and exits without waiting for the tracker connection. This means that other peers may still attempt to contact you for a while, and the tracker may not accept you back into the torrent until your original session expires. (This could take up to a couple of hours, depending on the tracker.) In either case, this is a clean shutdown of CTorrent. All downloaded data is written to disk before exiting. (Though only complete pieces really count if the torrent is restarted, as there is no way to know which blocks are missing from partial pieces.) _________________________________________________________________ References 1. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/ 2. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BitTorrent 3. http://btfaq.com/ 4. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/userguide.html#opt_general 5. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/userguide.html#opt_download 6. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/userguide.html#opt_create 7. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/userguide.html#examples 8. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/userguide.html#commands 9. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/userguide.html#opermenu 10. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/userguide.html#bwlimits 11. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/userguide.html#startup 12. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/userguide.html#status 13. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/userguide.html#stopping 14. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/userguide.html#-a 15. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/userguide.html#-A 16. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/userguide.html#-b 17. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/userguide.html#-c 18. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/userguide.html#-c2 19. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/userguide.html#-C 20. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/userguide.html#-d 21. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/userguide.html#-D 22. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/userguide.html#-e 23. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/userguide.html#-E 24. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/userguide.html#-f 25. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/userguide.html#-i 26. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/userguide.html#-I 27. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/userguide.html#-l 28. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/userguide.html#-m 29. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/userguide.html#-M 30. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/userguide.html#-n 31. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/userguide.html#-p 32. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/userguide.html#-p2 33. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/userguide.html#-P 34. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/userguide.html#-s 35. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/userguide.html#-s2 36. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/userguide.html#-S 37. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/userguide.html#-t 38. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/userguide.html#-T 39. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/userguide.html#-u2 40. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/userguide.html#-u 41. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/userguide.html#-U 42. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/userguide.html#-v 43. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/userguide.html#-x 44. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/userguide.html#-X 45. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/userguide.html#-z 46. http://www.gnu.org/software/screen/ usr/doc/ctorrent-dnh3.3.2/README0100644000000000000000000000021711025055623015005 0ustar rootrootCTorrent ======= CTorrent is a BitTorrent Client program written in C/C++ for FreeBSD and Linux. Fast and small are CTorrent`s two strengths. usr/doc/ctorrent-dnh3.3.2/VERSION0100644000000000000000000000002311025055623015170 0ustar rootrootCTorrent 1.4 DEVEL usr/doc/ctorrent-dnh3.3.2/README-DNH.TXT0100644000000000000000000004455311025057502016103 0ustar rootroot Enhanced CTorrent [ [1]Overview | [2]News | [3]Changes | [4]CTCS | [5]Download | [6]Resources | [7]Contact ] _________________________________________________________________ Overview [8]CTorrent is a [9]BitTorrent client implemented in C++ to be lightweight and quick. The original has fallen a little behind in updates and bug fixes though. The files here contain the good work of those who wrote the original CTorrent base code and a number of patches that provide fixes and enhancements, as well as additional fixes and enhancements that I am contributing. I am not the original author, current maintainer, or any other official representative of CTorrent. The files on this page are not the original or official CTorrent distribution. I encourage you to visit the [10]CTorrent project page on SourceForge for further information. Enhanced CTorrent now has a [11]SourceForge project page with forums, bug reporting, and downloads. Platform Enhanced CTorrent is intended to run on any Unix-like system, including FreeBSD, Linux, Mac OS X, Solaris, Cygwin, etc. If it doesn't build or run properly without modification on your system, please post to the [12]forums or [13]send details. Features The purpose of the Enhanced CTorrent effort is to fix problems that remain in the code, modernize existing features and algorithms, and implement new features while maintaining low overhead requirements and a high standard of performance (both part of the original CTorrent design philosophy). Highlights of the enhanced client include: * Support for large files (>2GB) and large torrents (>255 files) * Strategic selection of pieces to request for download * Continuous queueing of download requests, tuned based on latency and throughput for each peer * Improved download performance, including parallel requests in initial and endgame modes * Improved bandwidth regulation * Improved compatibility with other peers * Performance optimization and bug fixes * An interface for monitoring and managing multiple clients * Dynamic cache allocation and management, including prefetch * Flexible console I/O redirection * Interactive control commands and menus Documentation For documentation that provides a little more than the help screen, please see the [14]User's Guide. For a list of changes in the current and previous versions, see the [15]ChangeLog file. Peer ID Beginning with dnh1.1 the default peer ID has been changed for convenience, as some other clients and trackers assume that Ctorrent is "buggy" and won't cooperate with it. [Guess what, there are plenty of others with bugs too.] The -P option is still available if you wish to use a different peer ID, but it is no longer necessary to do so in order to avoid this "ban". The new default peer ID prefix is "-CDversion-", where version is an indication of the version number (0101 for dnh1.1). CTCS [16]CTorrent Control Server (CTCS) is an interface for monitoring and managing Enhanced CTorrent clients. It can manage allocation of bandwidth, provide status information, and allow changes to the running configuration of each client. Support for this interface was added in the dnh2 release. _________________________________________________________________ News 2008-06-14 Version dnh3.3.2 is [17]released. This is a bug-fix release to correct known issues in dnh3.3.1. 2008-04-26 Version dnh3.3.1 is [18]released. This is a bug-fix release to correct known issues in dnh3.3. [19]CTCS 1.4.1 has also been released. 2008-04-08 Version dnh3.3 is [20]released. This release includes a number of bug fixes and optimizations; details are in the [21]change log. 2007-11-27 There is a bug in dnh3.2 that can cause a completed torrent to be reported as incomplete when restarting. An easy correction is to delete the "setvbuf" line in btfiles.cpp and recompile. This is recommended even if you have not observed the problem. While I'm here I may as well announce the new [22]SourceForge project page! This should be a big help toward organizing communications, tracking bugs, and maintaining code history. 2007-07-23 Version dnh3.2 is [23]released. This release includes a number of bug fixes and some optimizations; details are in the [24]change log. 2007-06-13 The timestamp on one of the autoconf files was incorrect, which may have caused build problems for some people. The dnh3.1 release package has been updated to correct this. 2007-06-10 A possible crash when exiting the program has been corrected. The bug is essentially harmless except that you might have a core file created as a result. The dnh3.1 release package has been updated below to correct this. 2007-06-05 Version dnh3.1 is [25]released. There are several new features and bug fixes; details can be found in the [26]change log. If you're using [27]CTCS, you should also upgrade it to version 1.4 in order to use new client configuration options. 2007-05-23 The dnh3-update patch has been updated to fix a potential crash, and a rate measurement issue on some devices. 2007-04-27 A couple more critical issues in release dnh3 have been found and fixed. To reduce any confusion or inconvenience in the tracking and application of patches, all such fixes will now be distributed in a single patch file that will be updated as necessary, while its name will not change. See the [28]Download section for more details. 2007-04-18 Two [29]patches are available for dnh3; one corrects a general problem and the other provides support for Mac OSX. 2007-04-11 Version dnh3 is [30]released. There are several significant new features; release notes can be found in the [31]change log. If you're using [32]CTCS, you should also upgrade it to version 1.3 so that bandwidth management will work correctly. 2007-02-25 A [33]patch is available to fix a bug that can cause a crash when reassigning a piece for download. 2006-11-05 Version dnh2.2 is [34]released, mostly for bug fixes. Thanks to those who have reported them and helped with debugging! A simple [35]user's guide is also available. 2006-09-03 Version dnh2.1 is [36]released, along with [37]CTCS 1.1. Both updates fix issues when using CTCS on Linux, among other things. 2006-04-26 The [38]CTCS protocol is finally documented. 2006-04-25 A [39]patch is available to fix a bug in my solution for the vfat filesystem issue. This bug can cause the client to crash when creating a file on any filesystem type; the patch is recommended for all users. 2006-01-15 Version dnh2 is released! This version includes a number of significant [40]changes, including large file support, piece selection, tuned request queue depth, and support for [41]CTorrent Control Server. _________________________________________________________________ Download The preferred download mechanism is now the [42]SourceForge File Release page. All new files will be available there for convenient downloading from a mirror site near to you. Newer files appear first in the list. Note that patches are generally intended for the version below (older than) the patch. ___________________________________ Release dnh3.3.2 [43]SourceForge download page [44]Alternate (source distribution) ___________________________________ ___________________________________ Release dnh3.3.1 [45]SourceForge download page [46]Alternate (source distribution) ___________________________________ Release dnh3.3 [47]SourceForge download page [48]Alternate (source distribution) A complete source distribution for all platforms. ___________________________________ Release dnh3.2 [49]Source distribution A complete source distribution for all platforms. ___________________________________ Release dnh3.1 [50]Source distribution A complete source distribution for all platforms. ___________________________________ Release dnh3 Update Patch [51]dnh3_update patch (23 May 2007) This patch provides critical updates to release dnh3. The patch file will be updated here as necessary if additional such issues are found. This patch file contains the following component patches (not all were previously posted individually): msg Fixes a potential crash recording or reporting the type of message received from a peer. This could happen on multiple message types but may be likeliest to happen upon download completion (becoming seed). bwrate A problem has been observed with bandwidth rate measurement on NSLU2 devices. This appears to be due to a compiler or platform bug of some sort, but the root cause is not yet known. As such, it's possible that it may affect builds for other ARM devices or builds that use the same versions of build tools. While the problem is cosmetic with respect to bandwidth limiting, it can affect client operation in other ways. This patch provides a permanent workaround for this particular issue, but note that similar types of calculations are used in other parts of the program that cannot be fixed in this manner. flush Fixes a problem flushing downloaded data to disk in certain situations. If you have downloaded any torrents with dnh3-release, please check them with the "-c" option to confirm that all of the data was saved! console This fixes my interpretation of the description of the stdarg facility, which is at best unclear in most documentation that I have checked. The problem could cause crashes or incorrect behavior in the new console code. clock_gettime This patch emulates the clock_gettime function (well enough for this program's needs) using gettimeofday if clock_gettime is not present in the system libraries. This is needed in order to compile on Mac OSX and can also be used on other systems that do not have this function. (You'll know because configure exits with an error.) maxfd This corrects initialization of the maxfd variable in the main loop; the bug can result in abnormally high CPU utilization. To apply the patch, download the file into the ctorrent source directory and run the command: patch < patch-dnh3_update.diff in that directory. Then re-run configure and make. ___________________________________ Release dnh3 [52]Source distribution A complete source distribution for all platforms. ___________________________________ Patch for reassign bug [53]reassign patch This fixes a potential crash when reassigning a piece for download to a faster peer. It likely only shows itself on memory-constrained systems or particular OSs. With verbose output on, you would see something like this: Reassigning 0x81183b8 to 0x8160ef8 (#585) Segmentation fault To apply the patch, download the file into the ctorrent source directory and run the command: patch < patch-reassign.diff in that directory. Then recompile the program. ___________________________________ Release dnh2.2 [54]dnh2.1 to dnh2.2 patch file A patch file of changes to release dnh2.1 to bring it up to dnh2.2. [55]Source distribution A complete source distribution for all platforms. ___________________________________ Release dnh2.1 [56]dnh2 to dnh2.1 patch file A patch file of changes to release dnh2 to bring it up to dnh2.1. [57]Source distribution A complete source distribution for all platforms. ___________________________________ Patch for vfat bug [58]btfiles patch This fixes a coding bug in my solution for the vfat filesystem issue. This bug can cause the client to crash when creating a file on any filesystem type; the patch is recommended for all users of release dnh2. To apply the patch, download the file into the ctorrent source directory and run the command: patch < patch-btfiles.cpp.diff in that directory. Then recompile the program. ___________________________________ Release dnh2 The patch files for this version are significantly larger than in previous releases. It will be faster and easier to just download the patched source distribution below. [59]dnh1.2 to dnh2 patch file A patch file of changes to release dnh1.2 to bring it up to dnh2. [60]Patch file A patch file of changes to the CTorrent 1.3.4 base. [61]Patched source A complete source distribution for all platforms. ___________________________________ Older Versions Please see the [62]Old Versions page for previous releases and patches. _________________________________________________________________ Resources [63]CTorrent Home Page Outdated, but you may find some useful info (particularly the FAQ). [64]CTorrent SourceForge Project Hosts the original CTorrent codebase, bug reports, patches, and forum. [65]Custom CTorrent A page by the author of the "get1file" patch and other fixes. It contains a custom version and a GUI for CTorrent. [66]BitTorrent The official BitTorrent home page. [67]BitTorrent wiki Various documentation. [68]BitTorrent protocol specification (official version) [69]BitTorrent protocol specification (wiki version) References 1. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/index.html#info 2. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/index.html#news 3. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/changelog.html 4. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/ctcs.html 5. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/index.html#download 6. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/index.html#resources 7. mailto:dholmes@ct.boxmail.com 8. http://ctorrent.sourceforge.net/ 9. http://www.bittorrent.com/ 10. http://sourceforge.net/projects/ctorrent/ 11. http://sourceforge.net/projects/dtorrent/ 12. http://sourceforge.net/forum/?group_id=202532 13. mailto:dholmes@ct.boxmail.com 14. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/userguide.html 15. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/changelog.html 16. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/ctcs.html 17. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/index.html#download 18. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/index.html#download 19. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/ctcs.html 20. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/index.html#download 21. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/changelog.html 22. http://sourceforge.net/projects/dtorrent/ 23. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/index.html#download 24. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/changelog.html 25. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/index.html#download 26. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/changelog.html 27. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/ctcs.html 28. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/index.html#download 29. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/index.html#download 30. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/index.html#download 31. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/changelog.html 32. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/ctcs.html 33. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/index.html#download 34. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/index.html#download 35. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/userguide.html 36. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/index.html#download 37. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/ctcs.html 38. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/ctcs-protocol.html 39. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/index.html#download 40. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/changelog.html 41. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/ctcs.html 42. http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=202532 43. http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=202532&package_id=241233 44. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/ctorrent-dnh3.3.2.tar.gz 45. http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=202532&package_id=241233 46. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/ctorrent-dnh3.3.1.tar.gz 47. http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=202532&package_id=241233 48. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/ctorrent-dnh3.3.tar.gz 49. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/ctorrent-dnh3.2.tar.gz 50. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/ctorrent-dnh3.1.tar.gz 51. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/patch-dnh3_update.diff 52. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/ctorrent-1.3.4-dnh3.tar.gz 53. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/patch-reassign.diff 54. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/patchset-ctorrent-dnh2.1-dnh2.2.diff 55. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/ctorrent-1.3.4-dnh2.2.tar.gz 56. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/patchset-ctorrent-dnh2-dnh2.1.diff 57. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/ctorrent-1.3.4-dnh2.1.tar.gz 58. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/patch-btfiles.cpp.diff 59. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/patchset-ctorrent-dnh1.2-dnh2.diff 60. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/patchset-ctorrent-1.3.4-dnh2.diff 61. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/ctorrent-1.3.4-dnh2.tar.gz 62. http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/oldversion.html 63. http://ctorrent.sourceforge.net/ 64. http://sourceforge.net/projects/ctorrent/ 65. http://customctorrent.ifreepages.com/ 66. http://bittorrent.com/ 67. http://wiki.theory.org/CategoryBitTorrent 68. http://www.bittorrent.org/protocol.html 69. http://wiki.theory.org/BitTorrentSpecification usr/doc/ctorrent-dnh3.3.2/ctorrent.SlackBuild0100644000000000000000000001735612310314620017731 0ustar rootroot#!/bin/sh # $Id: ctorrent.SlackBuild,v 1.8 2014/03/13 11:40:09 root Exp root $ # Copyright 2007, 2009, 2014 Eric Hameleers, Eindhoven, NL # All rights reserved. # # Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software for # any purpose with or without fee is hereby granted, provided that # the above copyright notice and this permission notice appear in all # copies. # # THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED ``AS IS'' AND ANY EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED # WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF # MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. # IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS AND COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND THEIR # CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, # SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT # LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF # USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND # ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, # OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT # OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF # SUCH DAMAGE. # ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # # Slackware SlackBuild script # =========================== # By: Eric Hameleers, Eindhoven, NL # For: ctorrent # Descr: enhanced ctorrent # URL: http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/ # Needs: # Changelog: # 1.3.4.dnh3-1: 12/Apr/2007 by Eric Hameleers # * Initial build. # dnh3.3.2-1: 30/Sep/2009 by Eric Hameleers # * Update. Configure "--with-ssl=no" so that the package no # longer depends on openssl but instead uses it's own internal # sha-1 routines. # dnh3.3.2-2: 13/mar/2014 by Eric Hameleers # * Rebuilt for Slackware 14. Add a man page. # # Run 'sh ctorrent.SlackBuild' to build a Slackware package. # The package (.tgz) and .txt file as well as build logs are created in /tmp . # Install it using 'installpkg'. # # ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- PRGNAM=ctorrent VERSION=${VERSION:-3.3.2} PKGVERSION=dnh${VERSION} ARCH=${ARCH:-x86_64} BUILD=${BUILD:-2} NUMJOBS=${NUMJOBS:" -j4 "} TAG=${TAG:-alien} DOCS="AUTHORS ChangeLog* COPYING NEWS README* UserGuide VERSION*" # Where do we look for sources? SRCDIR=$(cd $(dirname $0); pwd) # Place to build (TMP) package (PKG) and output (OUTPUT) the program: TMP=${TMP:-/tmp/build} PKG=$TMP/package-$PRGNAM OUTPUT=${OUTPUT:-/tmp} SOURCE="$SRCDIR/${PRGNAM}-${PKGVERSION}.tar.gz" SRCURL="http://downloads.sourceforge.net/dtorrent/${VERSION}/${PRGNAM}-${PKGVERSION}.tar.gz" ## ## --- with a little luck, you won't have to edit below this point --- ## ## # Automatically determine the architecture we're building on: MARCH=$( uname -m ) if [ -z "$ARCH" ]; then case "$MARCH" in i?86) export ARCH=i486 ;; armv7hl) export ARCH=$MARCH ;; armv6hl) export ARCH=$MARCH ;; armv5hl) export ARCH=$MARCH ;; arm*) export ARCH=arm ;; # Unless $ARCH is already set, use uname -m for all other archs: *) export ARCH=$MARCH ;; esac fi case "$ARCH" in i486) SLKCFLAGS="-O2 -march=i486 -mtune=i686" SLKLDFLAGS=""; LIBDIRSUFFIX="" ;; x86_64) SLKCFLAGS="-O2 -fPIC" SLKLDFLAGS="-L/usr/lib64"; LIBDIRSUFFIX="64" ;; armv7hl) SLKCFLAGS="-O2 -march=armv7-a -mfpu=vfpv3-d16" SLKLDFLAGS=""; LIBDIRSUFFIX="" ;; armv6hl) SLKCFLAGS="-O2 -march=armv6 -mfpu=vfp -mfloat-abi=hard" SLKLDFLAGS=""; LIBDIRSUFFIX="" ;; armv5hl) SLKCFLAGS="-O2 -mthumb -march=armv5te -mtune=arm1176jzf-s -mfpu=vfp -mfloat-abi=softfp" SLKLDFLAGS=""; LIBDIRSUFFIX="" ;; *) SLKCFLAGS=${SLKCFLAGS:-"O2"} SLKLDFLAGS=${SLKLDFLAGS:-""}; LIBDIRSUFFIX=${LIBDIRSUFFIX:-""} ;; esac case "$ARCH" in arm*) TARGET=$ARCH-slackware-linux-gnueabi ;; *) TARGET=$ARCH-slackware-linux ;; esac # Exit the script on errors: set -e trap 'echo "$0 FAILED at line ${LINENO}" | tee $OUTPUT/error-${PRGNAM}.log' ERR # Catch unitialized variables: set -u P1=${1:-1} # Save old umask and set to 0022: _UMASK_=$(umask) umask 0022 # Create working directories: mkdir -p $OUTPUT # place for the package to be saved mkdir -p $TMP/tmp-$PRGNAM # location to build the source mkdir -p $PKG # place for the package to be built rm -rf $PKG/* # always erase old package's contents rm -rf $TMP/tmp-$PRGNAM/* # remove the remnants of previous build rm -rf $OUTPUT/{configure,make,install,error,makepkg,patch}-$PRGNAM.log # remove old log files # Source file availability: if ! [ -f ${SOURCE} ]; then echo "Source '$(basename ${SOURCE})' not available yet..." # Check if the $SRCDIR is writable at all - if not, download to $OUTPUT [ -w "$SRCDIR" ] || SOURCE="$OUTPUT/$(basename $SOURCE)" if [ -f ${SOURCE} ]; then echo "Ah, found it!"; continue; fi if ! [ "x${SRCURL}" == "x" ]; then echo "Will download file to $(dirname $SOURCE)" wget -nv -T 20 -O "${SOURCE}" "${SRCURL}" || true if [ $? -ne 0 -o ! -s "${SOURCE}" ]; then echo "Downloading '$(basename ${SOURCE})' failed... aborting the build." mv -f "${SOURCE}" "${SOURCE}".FAIL exit 1 fi else echo "File '$(basename ${SOURCE})' not available... aborting the build." exit 1 fi fi if [ "$P1" == "--download" ]; then echo "Download complete." exit 0 fi # --- PACKAGE BUILDING --- echo "++" echo "|| $PRGNAM-$PKGVERSION" echo "++" cd $TMP/tmp-$PRGNAM echo "Extracting the source archive(s) for $PRGNAM..." tar -xvf ${SOURCE} cd ${PRGNAM}-${PKGVERSION} # Add a man page: cat $SRCDIR/$PRGNAM-$PKGVERSION-man.patch | patch -p1 --verbose \ 2>&1 | tee $OUTPUT/patch-${PRGNAM}.log chown -R root:root . chmod -R u+w,go+r-w,a+rX-st . echo Building ... # Because of the patch, we need to run autoreconf: autoreconf -vif 2>&1 | tee $OUTPUT/configure-${PRGNAM}.log LDFLAGS="$SLKLDFLAGS" \ CXXFLAGS="$SLKCFLAGS" \ CFLAGS="$SLKCFLAGS" \ ./configure \ --prefix=/usr \ --libdir=/usr/lib${LIBDIRSUFFIX} \ --mandir=/usr/man \ --localstatedir=/var \ --sysconfdir=/etc \ --with-ssl=no \ --program-prefix= \ --program-suffix= \ --build=$TARGET \ 2>&1 | tee -a $OUTPUT/configure-${PRGNAM}.log make 2>&1 | tee $OUTPUT/make-${PRGNAM}.log make DESTDIR=$PKG install 2>&1 |tee $OUTPUT/install-${PRGNAM}.log # Add documentation: mkdir -p $PKG/usr/doc/$PRGNAM-$PKGVERSION cp -a $DOCS $PKG/usr/doc/$PRGNAM-$PKGVERSION || true cat $SRCDIR/$(basename $0) > $PKG/usr/doc/$PRGNAM-$PKGVERSION/$PRGNAM.SlackBuild chown -R root:root $PKG/usr/doc/$PRGNAM-$PKGVERSION find $PKG/usr/doc -type f -exec chmod 644 {} \; # Compress the man page(s): if [ -d $PKG/usr/man ]; then find $PKG/usr/man -type f -name "*.?" -exec gzip -9f {} \; for i in $(find $PKG/usr/man -type l -name "*.?") ; do ln -s $( readlink $i ).gz $i.gz ; rm $i ; done fi # Strip binaries (if any): find $PKG | xargs file | grep -e "executable" -e "shared object" | grep ELF \ | cut -f 1 -d : | xargs strip --strip-unneeded 2> /dev/null || true # Add a package description: mkdir -p $PKG/install cat $SRCDIR/slack-desc > $PKG/install/slack-desc # Build the package: cd $PKG makepkg --linkadd y --chown n $OUTPUT/${PRGNAM}-${PKGVERSION}-${ARCH}-${BUILD}${TAG}.tgz 2>&1 | tee $OUTPUT/makepkg-${PRGNAM}.log cd $OUTPUT md5sum ${PRGNAM}-${PKGVERSION}-${ARCH}-${BUILD}${TAG}.tgz > ${PRGNAM}-${PKGVERSION}-${ARCH}-${BUILD}${TAG}.tgz.md5 cd - cat $PKG/install/slack-desc | grep "^${PRGNAM}" > $OUTPUT/${PRGNAM}-${PKGVERSION}-${ARCH}-${BUILD}${TAG}.txt # Restore the original umask: umask ${_UMASK_} usr/doc/ctorrent-dnh3.3.2/AUTHORS0100644000000000000000000000002511025055623015172 0ustar rootrootYuHong bsdi@sina.com install/0040755000000000000000000000000012310314621011217 5ustar rootrootinstall/slack-desc0100644000000000000000000000146512310314621013156 0ustar rootroot# HOW TO EDIT THIS FILE: # The "handy ruler" below makes it easier to edit a package description. Line # up the first '|' above the ':' following the base package name, and the '|' # on the right side marks the last column you can put a character in. You must # make exactly 11 lines for the formatting to be correct. It's also # customary to leave one space after the ':'. |-----handy-ruler------------------------------------------------------| ctorrent: ctorrent (Enhanced ctorrent) ctorrent: ctorrent: Enhanced CTorrent is a BitTorrent client designed to be lightweight ctorrent: and quick. The original ctorrent program has fallen a little behind ctorrent: in updates and bug fixes though. ctorrent: ctorrent: ctorrent: ctorrent: ctorrent: ctorrent home: http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/ ctorrent: