Another referal from unknown language

Well, there is another referal at http://users.i.com.ua/~alexbes/a/btqueue.html I don't know what the language is but it should be Ukraine. Another one is http://robaco.mhx.com.br/blog/?q=node/92 in Brazil. Thanks LiveBlogStat.com to let me know these referals.

Referred by Slyck

I have just found that BTQueue had been referred by Slyck at Slyck"s Guide to BitTorrent.

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Reengineering of btqueue.sourceforge.net

If you have ever noticed the changing of http://btqueue.sourceforge.net/, this is the first sign of BTQueue"s next generation. Actually, BTQueue 0.0.19 has been internally used by alpha testers for a year suddenly after 0.0.18 had been released. Unfortunately, frozen problem could not be permanently solved yet. I still don"t know what part caused the problem.

So, I decided to migrate core code, integrated to BitTornado, to original BitTorrent by Bram Cohen. I don’t mean BitTornado causes frozen problem. In fact, it would be the core code bridging BTQueue and BitTornado itself. Rewrite this code could lead to unstable but it must be worth to try. Nobody knows, the new code may be perfect for all of us.

This is still the main blog for BTQueue. The homepage at sourceforge will keep the documentation of BTQueue in blog format for easily publishing and editing online.

Progress

Sorry all of you for so long waiting. Actually, I don"t have machine to run BTQueue anymore. That"s why development goes very slow. Furthermore, I was switched to do so boring work about Java.

Fortunately, I have backed to Python right now. I am looking for a machine to test BTQueue. The development should continue shortly.

BitTornado doesn"t support proxy

I received a message in forum that requests for help about proxy setting in BTQueue. Unfortunately, BitTornado doesn"t use urllib2, instead it uses httplib for directly connecting to tracker. I am investigating to move to BitTorrent 4.2.1.