Gbit seed in Virginia, USA here.

On Tue, Jan 18, 2011 at 03:12:10PM +0100, Squadra Squadra wrote:

Gbit Seed in Germany available here

On Tue, Jan 18, 2011 at 3:09 PM, Huib Laurens sterkebak@gmail.com wrote:

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I can provide one in The Netherlands when needed. 1Gbmit

Huib

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Jonathan Thurman writes:

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As per KB's request I'm crossposting here if you guys need help seeding.

I can provide a dedicated host for seeding and a dedicated 100Mbit link in Sweden.

I can provide a >100Mbit host in Oregon, USA as well.

Also, what are people using for a torrent service daemon? The quick Google search says "client x and screen" which works, but doesn't seem very elegant...

-Jonathan

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On 1/18/11 3:45 PM, "Jonathan Thurman" JThurman@nwresd.k12.or.us wrote:

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Also, what are people using for a torrent service daemon? The quick Google search says "client x and screen" which works, but doesn't seem very elegant...

There's also deluged (part of the deluge setup, which also has a strict CLI, web gui, etc), which I've found to work well. I've been able to push out 90mbit on a 100mbit link.

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Also, it would be super useful if someone could do a quick test and perhaps compare a few of the s/w options out there. We have rtorrent and bittorrent-ncurses that we use within .centos.org at the moment; bittorrent itself is quite cpu intensive once you cross a hundred clients, otoh I've seen rtorrent get to between 350 - 400 links on the same machine, but i am sure there is still room for improvement there. no idea how deluge or transmission fare in this regard.

I have some new hardware that I could put up a test seed on using different clients, but I don't really have a way to generate 400+ torrent connections... Were you using a specific test tool, or talking about real-world experience?

-Jonathan