/nrg/ - Nyaa replacments general

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>tfw no seeders

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2nd for free blowjobs to all the anons who are working to bring back our vietnamese cartoons. I love you.

>>60231254
>working
You mean "worked".

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sukebei soon

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>>60231212
Ok the database is up to date, when is the new site for uploading the new stuff?

>>60231301
>uploading the new stuff?
new anime is trash

>>60231301
Never because that's irrelevant.

>>60231301
What is important right now is recovering what was lost. If you want new shit, just go to anidb and see which sub groups are subbing your favorite currently airing chinese cartoon.

>>60231212
>nyaarchive.moe
just how updated is it?

>>60231212
https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmbY4Ws1iNkCU7RN
9UefTpqUfKEex479gSnNpx4SD9tpFV

IPFS directory with the stuff from the OP

nyaarchive.moe has recent Ohys raws
and nyaa.pantsu.cat didn't

https://nyaa.pantsu.cat/search?c=3_6&s=&sort=torrent_id&order=desc&max=50&q=ohys
https://nyaarchive.moe/?search/1/0/1_4/ohys

>>60231412
Yeah, it looks like animetosho only grabbed certain directories.

>>60231212
That picture was so well thought out...

so where is the complete sukebei db?

>>60231440
Nowhere.

>>60231344
Is this true and why?

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>still watching children's cartoons

>>60231476
Umm... that's not how you use that meme.

>>60231476
>Not watching children's cartoons

I bet you kiss girls

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>>60231476

>>60231460
If you only have a magnet and DHT, you cannot get the file structure of the torrent from anywhere.

>>60231476
Quiet yourself, oh ye of deficient heterosexuality.

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>>60231510
>4/30/13

>>60231513
If you're reseeding don't you already have the "file structure"?

>>60231582
It's still relevant

also on /tech/res/743303.html
there is where the gnunet guy is posting

>caring about nyaa
>not mourning sukebei

>>60231430
Where did nyaarchive.moe get the missing entries from?

>>60231291
I hope they will, its much better and harder to take down the torrents.

>>60231344
>>60231460
>>60231513

Yes you can, wtf do you even CS?

>>60231771
exactly. He is just talking out of his ass.

>>60231797
Russian Hackers

The sukebei dB was on Hillary Clinton email server

>>60231791
the biggest loss is for me are jpop albums

People are talking about magnet links and DHT, I'm wondering if there's already something like magnet links, but rather than leading to a static file, they lead to an updatable piece of information.

For instance, let's say there was such a thing as a "perpetuum link". It looks similar to a magnet link, but rather than a hash, it gives a public key:
perpet:?xt=urn:pk11:c12fe1c06bba254a9dc9f519b335aa7c1367a88a&dn=mychannel.torrent
(the "pk11" is for "perpetuum key 1.1", to indicated a made-up public key protocol, the key is just from the wikipedia page on magnet links)

When you go to the p2p net that serves you your result, instead of looking for a file that matches the hash, it looks for a file that's signed by the key.

Each node only stores one signed file for each key: the latest. When it learns of a more recent signed file (the timestamp, of course, is also signed), it replaces the old one with the new in its storage. Then once you get the "perpetuum link", instead of having access to a file, you have access to a one-to-many channel through which files are shared with all subscribers.

Does something like this already exist?

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Hearing about Nyaa's death made me sad even though I haven't watched anime in years and seeing how quickly it has been recovered and replaced in almost its entirety by dedicated autistic manchildren brings a tear to my eye.

You faggots are doing God's work.

>>60231771
I didn't say you are reseeding, but you want to reseed. Until the torrent client knows the file structure, it won't verify your files.

>>60231902
>I'm wondering if there's already something like magnet links, but rather than leading to a static file, they lead to an updatable piece of information.
IPFS has a feature referred to as IPNS.

For example, I have this hash that can be reached through IPFS:

/ipfs/QmV6BQUKCvZK4V3KbQ
AHDNmoDC3oetrdXLaoYESP9qp2rH

If I use

ipfs name publish <hash>

then I can also give people this hash:

/ipns/Qmbk5dja9CqyrmymV6Ed
QLzvNo9zCkGyGQKYrL5ya5oHwu

And people will be able to reach it. And if I decide to publish a different file, then the second hash will update to the new one.

(the system seems to think IPFS hashes are spam, so just remove the line breaks. jeez)

>>60231820
Try it. I've made a torrent with three files. Here they are (along with the actual .torrent file):

https://my.mixtape.moe/iarpec.zip

And here is the magnet:

magnet:?xt=urn:btih:11E953EAFA39DA3766390A7F65FE281275D51B1D

what trackers to use?

>>60232070

udp://9.rarbg.com:2710/announce

udp://eddie4.nl:6969/announce

udp://explodie.org:6969/announce

udp://tracker.coppersurfer.tk:6969/announce

udp://tracker.leechers-paradise.org:6969/announce

udp://tracker.opentrackr.org:1337/announce

udp://zer0day.to:1337/announce

These work, you can find more on nyaapantsu, just look at what is used in the magnet links.

DON'T YOU FAGGOTS HAVE ABOARD FOR THIS SHIT ALREADY

>>>/t/
>>>/t/
>>>/t/
>>>/t/
>>>/t/
>>>/t/

>>60232139
Have you seen that board?

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An anon recommended to use nyanpasu instead of nyanpantsu, since it goes well with Renge.
I thought it was a nice idea.

>>60232139
too much ass

>>60232047
Thanks, that's interesting.

IPFS seems like a lot more than is necessary, and a lot less mature than one would hope. Like, Magnet links are a focused, pragmatic solution to a particular problem, while IPFS is a blue-sky utopian project, where they do bizarre things like store files in the bitcoin blockchain.

Anyone else have examples of systems implementing decentralized channels, comparable to the "perpetuum links" described here? >>60231902

>>60232234
>t. Seamus
NO SUCH THING

>>60232241
IPFS's IPNS does just that

Do we have a logo yet?

>>60232279
No, but renchon has been designated as the official mascot, if you want to cook something up.

>fap site is only up to date to 2016
its alright, i can fap to 2016 japanese lesbian foot licking.

>>60232278
Yeah, that's what I was responding to.

And like I was saying, the trouble is, IPFS does everything, including some really weird stuff, and it's been "in alpha" for years. It's probably not a good choice to build a distribution network on.

I'd like to hear if there are more mature, established options, and if there aren't, it may make more sense to start a new, narrowly-focused project or add this as a feature to something that's already working well and has most of the functionality necessary.

>>60232365
there are things like it, but i can't think of any that could be considered mature

>database in sqlite
Sure is webscale in here.

>>60231460
true if there are no other seeders left.

>>60232067
was this torrent alive in the first place?

>>60232365
you realize that IPFS is extremely young compared to TCP/IP and already much more advanced than those protocols were at the same age, right?

>>60232241
>stoe files in the bitcoin blockchain
first time I hear of that, are you sure you are not confusing IPFS with StorJ which uses ethreum?

I finally set up rtorrent and it works fine with torrents but not with nyaa.pantsu.cat magnets.

anyone able to?

it just says no DHT peers or something
dht is enabled

>>60231312
>hurr only new anime gets subbed now
How dumb are you?

>>60232513
Gib an example.

>>60232513
It usually takes some time until DHT works and is able to find peers.

>>60232513
>it just says no DHT peers or something

It could just be there are no seeders. Try a whole bunch/ones you expect to be popular first to establish if your set up works.

>>60231254
kansha~

Is there any way to show how many seeders and leechers were at the time nyaa got down? I'm no expert about torrents or anything related, I'm just lurking these threads to watch the progress.

https://www.acgnx.se/announcement.php

Thoughts?

>>60232555
The sqlite3 db in the OP contains the amount of seeders & leechers (at time of crawling), but it's not planned to show this data on nyaapantsu.

>>60232513
>not using qBittorrent

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>>60232601
Thanks anon.

>>60232598
>https://www.acgnx.se/announcement.php
stop shilling this

>>60232601
It'd honestly be really nice to see it, and just indicate it's not active or something

>>60232513
manually add peer. borrow a friend's seedbox, download it there, and add him as a peer manually.

>>60232637
I'm talking about their announcement, not the website you foil hat

>>60232662
>a friend

a what?

>>60232598
SSL is supported, I like it.

>>60231254
thank you anon!

>>60232664
Not that anon, but it looks like they're trying to snap up as many former Nyaa users as possible. Not surprising. Every such site wants to be the next big thing.

>>60232598
but where is the hentai?

>>60232139
please calm down anon

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>>60231797
no one knows and they don't provide the db, they also got all the up to date entries for translated manga/raw manga/manga in other languages categories which tosho didn't scrape and in consequence nyaa.pantsu couldn't get

Nyaa pantsu and not Nyantorrents, why?

>>60232678
or try proxying your DHT requests.

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>>60232604
Since we're on the topic I might as well ask as a pleb that has used uTorrent for millennia and is legitimately curious. Why is qBittorrent better? It just looks like the same thing with an uglier UI.

>>60232730
nyaa insider?

>>60231254
SnW 2nd season soon

>>60232476
Well that's a serious issue. So if a torrent has one seeder and they reboot their computer, they won't be able to seed anymore?

>>60232509
>was this torrent alive in the first place?
In the sense that I seeded it for about fifteen minutes after creating it, before posting it.

>>60232750
probably just some russki who scraped it, if it was an insider Daiz and the rest would be all over it

>>60232740
the guy already had pantsu.cat registered and just added a nyaa subdomain.

>>60232749
It isn't. Use Transmission or any other free client but not qbt because it's legitimately shit.

>>60232749
use deluge

>>60232749
UI is unimportant as long as its not too messed up.
uTorrent however is legitimately a botnet, they repeatedly pushed malware onto their users.
Also, worst of all they are not open source, unlike qBittorrent.

>>60232769
well here is your problem: Data cannot be generated out of thin air. If you had kept seeding it then me, or someone else would eventuall have gotten it.

This is basically elementary information theory and has nothing to do with trackers vs DHT at all.

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>>60231212
May I suggest a dark CSS?

>>60232859
Obviously. But, my point is if you have a torrent with no seeds, you can reseed it (if you have the files), but if it's a magnet, you cannot.

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>>60232769
>>60232859
see pic: this is a torrent with no tracker whatsoever and yet I found seeders

How can one update content in IPFS?

>>60232859
>>60232884

I included the data in the mixtape link, so anyone could try to reseed it.

>>60232241
>IPFS seems like a lot more than is necessary, and a lot less mature than one would hope.
I think so too. I'd like to be proven wrong, but I feel this will end up going nowhere. It seems to cutting-edge for what it's worth and will probably be dead the moment the core maintainers lose interest. In my opinion, all that's really needed is basically a nyaa clone, but this time with an actual 3rd party off-site backup mechanism for the torrent index and metadata.

>>60232761
As far as I understand, if you have the shared files, but not the .torrent file and there is no tracker to provide the .torrent file, you cannot reseed. You need at least one seeder to get the .torrent file from the DHT.

>>60232884
if there are no seeds, no one has the data, you doublenigger!
Tracker or not you would only get as much data as the best leecher has.

>>60232894
either IPNS or by posting the new hash

>>60232887
That isn't the problem. The problem is try to reseed a dead torrent, which one can do if one has the .torrent file.

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>>60232887
>all that gross 3d porn

>>60232909
no you dumb cunt, you first need the data.

>>60232928
if you do not have the data, even with the torrent file, you are screwed.

You really lack even the most fundamental understanding about data and networking.
I kindly suggest you hang yourself.

>>60232949
I gave you the data in the link!

>>60231902
I would never recommend that you use Freenet these days, but yes, you're describing what was originally implemented in Freenet nearly 20 years ago as SSKs/USKs. https://freenetproject.org/pages/documentation.html

>>60232957
NO, YOU GAVE ME THE INFORMATION ABOUT THE DATA!!! NOT THE DATA ITSELF!!!

YOU GAVE ME A NOTE WITH "THERE IS BEER IN THE FRIDGE", BUT YOU DID NOT ACTUALLY GIVE ME THE BEER IN THE FRIDGE!!!

>>60232749
It's a closed source bittorrent client, why are you still using mutorrent?

>>60232987
Fuck, look at the link. It's three files 1.txt, 2.txt, and 3.txt inside a folder called Test. That's what the torrent was made from. There is nothing else.

>>60232912
>As far as I understand, if you have the shared files, but not the .torrent file and there is no tracker to provide the .torrent file, you cannot reseed. You need at least one seeder to get the .torrent file from the DHT.
But if you were seeding at one point doesn't your client have a .torrent file saved?

>>60233010
you are seriously retarded, are you?

the information in a torrent file or magnet hash is NEVER the ACTUAL DATA, it is always the information where (that is on whose computer) the data can be found!
Otherwise you could just calculate the magnet hash of a 3tb archive and pack hundreds of those on an old 1.44MB floppy, archiving a ridiculous high compression ratio.

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>>60232887
Look at all the torrents you were running, of course you found seeds, you're already in the swarm. Now try this: remove all your torrents and remove all the trackers from those torrents, close utorrent and restart both linux mint and your browser, then add the torrents again but starting from 0% without rechecking them.

Enjoy your bogus zero seeds torrenting.

>>60233010

Different anon chiming in here - the link you provided to the contents of the torrent isn't relevant to what other anon is saying here (unless I'm interpreting yet another wrong way).

The magnet link apparently doesn't contain, by itself, a list of the contents in a Torrent, whereas a .torrent file should also list all the files it "contains".

>>60233054
Are you fucking dense? Did you download the zip file?

>>60233019
Yes it would, rebooting would not be a problem.

>>60233060
>your browser
router* my bad.

>>60233060
the whole point of the DHT and PeX is that torrents can share peers, preventing that would eliminate this.

>>60233072
no I used the magnet link the whole point was that a file can be transfered using DHT/magnets or torrent files.

>>60233066
But that's my point. If you have the files and a magnet, but no one is seeding, you cannot reseed with said files. You need the .torrent. i.e. there is no way to revive dead torrents using only a magnet.

>>60232749
No ads, no malware, no hidden bitcoin miners, is that not enough?

>>60232928
So, what you're saying is
>you have the magnet link
>you have the files (which you got from, say, MEGA or had them beforehand)
>but not the torrent structure and metadata
>there are no seeds
In that case, no. You need the .torrent file OR someone else with DHT enabled to provide you with the metadata, even if they are at 0%. Otherwise the torrent is dead for good.

>>60233091
The point of trackers is to allow torrents to find peers so that DHT can have a starting point too.
How dense are you? torrenting without trackers is mathematically impossible.

>>60233066
It doesn't, and that's the anon was trying to show. That if you are the only seed with the files you can't reseed from a magnet, because you are lacking a list of contents.
It was a counterpoint to people saying torrent files are deprecated and can just be fully substituted by magnets.
Though I think his example is rather specific.

Guys, is it possible to encode the filenames and hierarchy into a magnet link? A magnet link already contains info hash and a list of trackers, so can't it contain a file list as well?

>>60233074
Ok phew. I was trying to get something from one seeder and they stopped seeding so I was worrying.

>>60233118
>>60233124

Yes, that's exactly what I was saying. I think a magnet-only website will potentially have trouble keeping things alive.

>>60232923
>IPNS
How does that work exactly? Could you give an example?
Does it work similarly to the way tor addresses work?

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>>60232883
i agree, something darker would be nice

>>60233120
>torrenting without trackers is mathematically impossible.
That's literally wrong.

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>>60231254
Lewd!

>>60233120
you are confusing trackers and bootstrapping nodes.
Before DHT those were indeed both the same, however for the last few years both have been separated.
Esp. with PeX the bootstrapping node comes often from peers of other torrents. Or from dedicated DHT nodes that only provide the get() and put() operations for the DHT but do not actively seed or leech torrents.

>>60233118
the structure of the torrent is saved in the DHT which is accessed using the magnet link, his argument was that only a torrent file and a tracker could do that, which is plain wrong.

>>60233124
the magnet is of course only usuable with the DHT, thats common sense. Both belong together like Key and Lock.

>>60233160
well in the case of IPNS the hash points to a node and automatically to whatever file(s) the node provides, even if they change, the hash to the node will remain the same.

>>60233185
GROSS

>>60233230
That obviously needs work, but I too would appreciate a dark theme

>>60233226
>well in the case of IPNS the hash points to a node and automatically to whatever file(s) the node provides, even if they change, the hash to the node will remain the same.
Aha, so it's like the hash of the public key of a server and then it connects to the server and gets whatever data the server sends which is signed by the server's private key or something?
For this you need the server to be online, right?

>>60233226
You don't even need bootstrapping under ipv4. 1 in 100 civilian IPs is part of the DHT.

>>60233091
He put up a magnet link and a zip containing all the files the magnet link was supposed to be sharing in this post >>60232067
He wanted you to unpack the zip file manually, point a magnet to it and see that it can't reseed from it despite the fact you have the magnet and the files. He also has the torrent file inside the zip as a proof that torrent and the magnet link are from the same origin, I guess.

Why don't you just use bakabt?

>>60233226
What is a "node" in this case? A particular IP or something more abstracted?

>>60233299
They don't have eroge.

>>60233299
No current airing anime.

>>60233124
>Though I think his example is rather specific.
It depends on how obscure are your interests. In at least three occasions I've had to look for .torrent files to be able to reseed something I found elsewhere.

>>60233131
You need the hash of every chunk for that list to be any useful, and if you include that too, you're left with a .torrent file.

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>>60233226
if you're talking about these nodes, it's opretty much the same shit, except that nodes are torrent-bound unlike trackers that generally work for any torrent.

>>60233188
How? loop-scraping all IP ranges? yeah could work, but otherwise I don't see how you would find peers without at least 1 tracker (or node as pic) that connects you to at least 1 initial peer that DHT can use to find more peers.

>>60233312
They do

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>>60232241
Just a reminder that Zeronet exists as an alternative to IPFS and is much easier to pick up.
I'm going to post a thread on 0chan's /g/ talking about nyaa/sukebei if anybody is interested. Hopefully the like 10 normal residents there don't get salty.
I'm not a normal /g/ resident so most networking jargon will be lost on me, I'm just making the thread over there hopefully to attract more proponents.
If you can't find where to get Zeronet or how to get to 0chan then I'm surprised you knew how to get here on 4chan.

>>60233312
Use OT

>>60233314
Wrong? Either way if you need currently airing anime just use RUT

>>60233317
>need the hash of every chunk
Maybe I'm not thinking this through properly, but is there some technical issue with only including the SHA1 (or whatever else) hash of each file? Or was the bittorrent protocol simply not designed that way?

60233261
Sorta.

Everyone has an IPNS hash, which is actually their peer id. This is created when you init your IPFS repo, and is bound to it. You can create more "keys" to have multiple IPNS hashes, but you could also push a folder to IPNS.
Put simply, IPNS is a pointer to another IPFS hash.

I BELIEVE (though haven't verified) that this information is cached by the DHT too, but if you don't re-publish the hash within 24 hours it clears up. So even with the server up, you still need to use

ipfs name publish

once a day.

too lazy to read the whole thing, can anyone TL;DR me?

>>60233131
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnet_URI_scheme#Parameters
It seems that you can't.

>>60233364
Is the IPNS hash created by any random data or is it created by an asymmetric public key?

>>60233352
In BT, files are split into and transferred in chunks of (for example) 2MB. If you only save the hash for each file instead of for each chunk and you end up with a corrupted file, you have no way of knowing which chunk was corrupted. In that case, you'll have to discard and redownload the entire file instead of just the corrupted chunk.

>>60233403
You mean the OP, which is cleanly organized such that you could read 1-2 words for each section, is too long?

>>60233261 and a bit >>60233306
not exactly.
The node ID is dependent on the public key, yes, for security reasons.
In general however in a content adressing network (or key based routing network) a node ID can be the hash of any random value. It will not look any different to outsiders than the hash of a chunk of data.

KBR has the advantage that it is possible to calculate a distance and an n-th neighbor function in the topological space of the hashes. That is: I can check what chunk of data lies "closest" to the hash of a node (node ID can be just the hash of a random value as long as it does not already exist). Based on that I can also find the n closest neighbors to that chunk of data.
So the closest node becomse the "main" provider of that chunk, and the n neighbors are responsible for the backup, i.e. they are also assigned this chunk of data to store on their disk. That way the network is resilient against churn and sabotage because the fact that nodes are "close" in the topography of the KBR does not imply that they are close in the real world, making deliberate sabotage difficult.


>>60233292
well he is a bit retarded in that case, after all he first would have to push the information about the torrent onto the DHT, instead he only "seeded" for 15 minutes.
Thats like pushing a file on an ftp server, removing it immediately afterwards and using that as an "example" that ftp does not work.


>>60233318
idk what this picture is

>>60233471
I see, that would be a problem

>>60233124
You may not be able to reseed FROM the magnet but if you just create the torrent the same way it will connect.

>>60233335
Untranslated? I never knew they did because I never bothered looking there.

>>60232509
>you realize that IPFS is extremely young compared to TCP/IP and already much more advanced than those protocols were at the same age, right?
IPFS isn't starting from zero. When IPFS started in 2014, they had all the work everyone else had done as their starting point. It's not in competition with the 1977 version of TCP/IP.

Anyway, the motivation of IPFS isn't to solve today's practical problems. It seems to be motivated largely by utopian grandiosity, to create a system that does everything and is the only thing you need, replacing the web, magnet links, torrents, internet archive, github, etc. and to solve imagined problems of the distant future (hence InterPlanetary File System). As a result, while IPNS provides the functionality I described, it's nowhere near as simple as the solution I described, for instance it also has ways to keep all of the older versions, and rather than just having one-key-one-file, you can have a whole file structure on top of that one key, like it's a web site.

If you want to use any part of IPFS, you basically have to buy into the whole deal, which may never have a final spec and mature implementation, and the people doing it might break the stuff you're using in pursuit of their ultimate vision (and for parts of it you might not care about at all).

An index site with magnet links to torrents didn't come from one group's top-down design, but evolved from a combination of simpler parts.

>>60232973
>Freenet
Thanks, also interesting.

>>60232912
>In my opinion, all that's really needed is basically a nyaa clone, but this time with an actual 3rd party off-site backup mechanism for the torrent index and metadata.
That's probably how it's going to be solved, but it would be nice to settle on a way, as simple as seeding, to maintain and distribute up-to-date backups of the index, which could also be used instead of visiting the site, or to fetch the shows you want as they're released, instead of checking manually.

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>>60233318
>loop-scraping all IP ranges
Thinking about it, why not?
How many requests per second could be sent from a single IP? I imagine at least a few thousands, it should take too many hours to scrape the whole IPv4 space. Maybe not with the current implementation but what if a new minimal implementation optimized for speed were to be added?

>>60233507
>idk what this picture is
It's a torrent file's structure.

>>60233543
Not sure if they have untranslated but I have seen translated ones.

>>60233261
>>60233364
Fuck.

>>60233459
It's linked a private and public key, I believe. If you look inside .ipfs/ you'll see your private key. From what I've read about IPNS, it uses your private key to pair your hash with the IPFS hash.

Also, to test if IPNS hashes persist after the daemon is shut off, could someone see if this hash works?
/ipns/Qmbk5dja9CqyrmymV6EdQLzvNo9zCkGyGQKYrL5ya5oHwu

gateway.glop.me works, but that could just because that gateway has it cached. The gateway at ipfs.io has me blocked, and I don't keep a list of public gateways on hand.

>>60232973
>I would never recommend that you use Freenet these days
Why?

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>>60233565
Thanks!
Here, have a cute anime.

>>60232883
Yes please.

>>60233586
Are you bothered by the fact that your hard drive will inevitably contain encrypted cp?

>>60233299
Well first of all it's not working and secondly i don't have an account for the sekrit club.

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>>60233650
As long as I don't get any legal problems, I don't give a shit.

>>60233650
>will inevitably contain encrypted cp
Will it? I don't know, I haven't tried nor know much about freenet.
That being said, it's it the same as onion routing, right? After all you have your computer routing encrypted data that others send.

>>60233660
it was public for nearly a decade. You only have yourself to blame

>>60233650
Isn't this the same case as ipfs?

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>>60233547
thats garbage overgeneralizing. Besides integrating existing ideas into one final product is often just as hard as coming up with a new product

>>60233554
yeah ok, im talking about 4-5 different things in each of my posts, kindly tell me why you posted this piture of a torrent and node structure and how exactly it relates to any of the statments I made.

Oh and by the way the torrent just finished, see picute. Despite not having downloaded the zip file.
It was enough to just push the information to the DHT long enough, like I said before.

>>60233565
i get a 404 on that IPNS

>>60233687
Stupid mac user!

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>>60233671

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So now that a good portion of nyaa is saved, what about Sukebei? I don't do VNs or animated chinese cartoon porn that much, but I'm sad for the ones that do. There are also the Fakku rips in there that I love seeding.
On another note, anyone working on a nyaa replacement? People are mentioning ipfs, GNUnet, and other shit, but no implementation has been done as far as I know.

>>60233687
>i get a 404 on that IPNS
Then I guess IPNS keys can only resolve if the peer is running their daemon. Otherwise it uses the local cache.
This might be for security? I dunno.

>>60233700
>confusing Linux for Mac
never change /g/

>>60233719
well yeah of course. After all if you are offline your own adress hash points into the void.

>>60233700
leave

>>60231339
>>60231317
Isn't this the REPLACEMENT general? Sure we have to recover what was lost first, but a new place to actually upload shit is not irrelevant whatsoever. Especially for everything besides anime

>>60233773
Torrent uploads are a planned feature for nyaapantsu, in the end it's supposed to be a full nyaa replacement.

>>60233787
Oh this is nice to hear
t. a fansubber who used nyaa to host their torrents

>>60233741
You can't trick me.

>>60233761
no-u

>>60233718

>So now that a good portion of nyaa is saved, what about Sukebei? I don't do VNs or animated chinese cartoon porn that much, but I'm sad for the ones that do.

Reportedly we've saved everything except for JAVs.

>There are also the Fakku rips in there that I love seeding.

Keep seeding.

>>60233807
>their
Are you multiple people?

>>60233565
>Also, to test if IPNS hashes persist after the daemon is shut off, could someone see if this hash works?
Works for me right now. Currently showing a waifu explorer chan girl type of chinese cartoon fapbait.

>>60233820
>he isn't the host of multiple spirits
get aload of this loser

Just use fucking xdcc you autists

>>60233820
Well our group is made of a handful of people, yeah. I do translation and timing, then I have a couple of proofreaders and an editor.

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>>60233718
check the pantsu git
people are working on it, it will take some time

>>60233835
Not everyone is a freshman in college like you who has to get around their campus firewall

>>60233815
>>60233718
>Reportedly we've saved everything except for JAVs.
Not "we" - but animetosho apparently has much: https://animetosho.org/test/

And other dumps also had much from before that. In between, AFAIK a gap, and as animetosho says no JAV on their dump.

>>60233687
>>60233687
>why you posted this piture of a torrent and node structure
You were talking about nodes, I thought you meant that kind of nodes but I guess you actually meant this other kind of nodes:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9451424/where-can-i-find-a-list-of-bittorent-dht-bootstrap-nodes#answer-32797766
Which doesn't make any difference since this isn't much different than trackers and are always subject to potential take downs and DMCA complaints.

>It was enough to just push the information to the DHT long enough, like I said before.
And as I told you before, you've 19 active torrents, that's why DHT was able to find peers.
Imagine a situation where you lose all your files, the trackers magically disappeared from all torrents. You try redownloading them, but this time without trackers, just with DHT enabled. What do you think would happen? the bittorrent client would rely on the DHT hardcoded nodes alright, but what if those hardcoded nodes were to become unavailable?

How to get into ipfs in debian?
Can I have its traffic go trough a socks5 proxy?

>>60233787
It isn't tho, yesterday pantsudev said he wanted this to become an archival project for both nyaa and anything that may come in the future.

It is rumored there is a new torrent planned, use TT in the meantime.

>>60233835
>xdcc
Not distributed.

>>60233835
Do you know any good ones?

How do i local client

>>60233835
>xd
Fuck off.

>>60233883
if you're into /a/nime:

HorribleSubs: http://xdcc.horriblesubs.info/
DameDesuYo: http://damedesuyo.com/xdcc/
FFF: http://arutha.info:2437/
UTW: https://xdcc.utw.me/
Asenshi: http://asenshi.moe/xdcc/
ColorMeSubbed: http://xdcc.colormesubbed.com/
Chihiro: http://xdcc.chihiro-subs.us/
Leopard-Raws: http://leopard-raws.org/xdcc/
TBS (mostly): http://xdcc.jinja-temple.pl/
Doki (mostly): http://xdcc.anidex.moe/
Hatsuyuki: http://arutha.info:5050/
BakedFish/DeadFish: https://dfcodes213.chmuranet.net/xdcc/

Amazing how far animefags will go for their chinese cartoons.

>>60233872
And XDCC doesn't scale.

>>60233932
It was a lot more than chinese cartoons, lad

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>>60233925
Nice! thanks.
How about music, (translated japanese) games/VNs and manga?

>>60233883
most of the nyaa stuff can be found on NIBL
https://nibl.co.uk/bots.php

>>60233851
>Which doesn't make any difference since this isn't much different than trackers and are always subject to potential take downs and DMCA complaints.
again you are confusing trackers and nodes.
If you create a magnet for a new file, you will be one of the nodes, if not the only node, unless you add more (those can be other normal users like you that happend to have the same file or tracker-like nodes that track everything)


> You try redownloading them, but this time without trackers, just with DHT enabled. What do you think would happen? the bittorrent client would rely on the DHT hardcoded nodes alright, but what if those hardcoded nodes were to become unavailable?
It would find the nodes the magnet links points to, and as more torrents are added again, find more nodes through PeX.
All this without a central point of failure like trackers.

Anyone looking into this?
https://animetosho.org/test/

>>60233718
The cartel is working on a replacement. It's no use making another one because HSL and all sub groups will choose the cartel's over some anon's site.

>>60233718
> ipfs
Could work, but so far it seems better at storing archives (like a periodic backup of the DB that might accumulate in a future nyaa so we don't loose all this stuff again) than sites with constant updates.

Anon demonstrated a viewer for the archive here:

http://localhost:8080/ipfs/Qmc5K4pAxcT
BWWkrMyz8mSdiMVqhGx4MwG8A65k8tiis63/

I honestly hope we can get the -presumably more conventionally hosted- owner of future nyaa to dump to IPFS (or wherever and we export to IPFS), and then augment with some reader like the one just linked. It'll be both a backup / insurance against repeated failure of this kind and a nice easy offline viewer.

> GNUnet
I personally see no hope for this one, but I'll be happy to be surprised.

>>60233957
Don't think there's any xdccs for that.

>>60233932
This is why autistic neckbeards > normalfags

>>60233978
AnimeTosho dump was already merged with the other dumps into the DB nyaa.pantsu.cat is using right now.

Anybody knows how to remove dead trackers from existing torrents in one go on rtorrent/rutorrent?
Retrackers only works for new torrents

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/g/

>>60234044
nice meme!!

>>60234044
>via 9gag.com
OUT
OUT
OUT

>>60233932
>>60233941
Yeah, it was vietnamese CYOA books with boobies and malaysian cave drawing compilations too.
Also an occasional mongolian "chinese cartoon"-inspired oral folk tale.

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>>60234044
>>60234069

>>60233968
>again you are confusing trackers and nodes.
No no, those are DHT bootstrap nodes I linked to, not trackers and they're hardcoded in most torrent clients.

>If you create a magnet for a new file, you will be one of the nodes
A magnet is just the torrent hash + magnet header (header= "magnet:?xt=urn:btih:"). What do you mean you become a node? you are a seed true but you can't route other peers because you cannot connect to anyone on your own, unless you queried one of the DHT bootstrap nodes that your bittorrent client has hardcoded in itself, then other people who know the magnet link would be able to connect to you yeah but there's always something in between, which is the bootstrap DHT nodes that aren't decentralized a tall.

>>60234008
>to dump to IPFS
* periodically. My bad.

>>60233860
> How to get into ipfs in debian?
Dunno, isn't it in your package manager? (Some call it go-ipfs because it's that on github, there are also js-ipfs and py-ipfs at the very least).

>>60234095
Nope, there is nothing ipfs related in the repos.

>>60234026
I'm thinking about the sukebei dump, doesn't seem like that is merged

>>60234132
You're correct, that isn't merged (yet).

>>60234124
Maybe just grab the precompiled "ipfs" binary then:
https://ipfs.io/docs/install/

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New search plugin for qbittorrent when?

>>60233957
For music you can try nipponsei. Don't know if they have anything outside anime music (I only searched for that)

Guys, is anidex a good tracker?

Does anidex have shortcomings?

Stuck at 0%
Help a retard out?

>>60234092
>No no, those are DHT bootstrap nodes I linked to, not trackers and they're hardcoded in most torrent clients.
no they are not, maybe in your botnet but normally not

Bootstrap nodes are a nice addition but not essential to the functioning of a DHT

> but you can't route other peers because you cannot connect to anyone on your own, unless you queried one of the DHT bootstrap nodes

thats exactly what happens. Otherwise, how the hell would other leechers be able to get the data that only you have?
since however most peers can disconnect at any minute, it can help to add more than one initial peer so that nodes can get the metadata even if you are offline.

>>60234240
>Stuck at 0%
Stuck downloading / running ... what exactly, and how would we help you?

If you are using torrents from the archive, make sure you have a client with DHT enabled and understand not every last torrent has seeds (and more won't have seeds 24/7 from the 1-2 remaining ones).

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So, is it safe to say that we recovered 100% of Nyaa?

Do you think we will recover sukebei?

>>60233925
>xdcc
Literal cancer.

>>60234190

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<OpenSearchDescription>
<ShortName>Pantsu</ShortName>
<Description>Search torrents on nyaa.pantsu.cat</Description>
<Url template="https://nyaa.pantsu.cat/search?c=_&s=&q={searchTerms}"/>
</OpenSearchDescription>

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<OpenSearchDescription>
<ShortName>Pantsu (NSFW)</ShortName>
<Description>Search torrents on sukebei.pantsu.cat</Description>
<Url template="https:/sukebei.pantsu.cat/search?c=_&s=&q={searchTerms}"/>
</OpenSearchDescription>

Save in 2 different text files, with .btsearch extension, then open them in qbt. I didn't test them so I dunno if they works in qbt but it's worth a try.

>>60234240
Can the retard be more vague?

>>60234228
It's good and only the cartel hates it

>>60234283
>>60234283
>no they are not, maybe in your botnet but normally not
That doesn't even matter, the point is that DHT to start needs the hardcoded nodes of whatever bittorrent client you're using and they aren't any different than trackers in terms of reliability. Of course, you need to use them just once then DHT will use the other peers as nodes but they are the starting point regardless.

>since however most peers can disconnect at any minute, it can help to add more than one initial peer
And that's why trackers exist.

>>60234298
Someone answer this pls

>>60234298
https://nyaa.pantsu.cat/faq
read it

>>60234298

Nyaa: 95%
Sukebei: 75-80%

Educated guesses based on what we've recovered so far.

Whether or not we'll recover more of sukebei is pretty much impossible to know.

>>60234443
Yeah, i already read the faq, i just wanna know if we will get most of sukebei, is nyaa already fully recovered?

>>60234298
>Recovered
Half of the magnets are dead, can we really say Nyaa is recovered?

>>60234460
>i already read the faq
no you haven't


> We have a database of [..] nyaa up to [...] May 1. That means almost nothing is lost.

> [...] we only have sukebei databases up to 2016, but a newer [...] might be available [...].

tl;dr: yes and probably

>>60234534
>>60234457
Is it true what this guy says? are magnet links dead? >>60234507

With trackers, you know you are connecting to peers that have the files of the torrents you are downloading, with DHT you have to hope that the next peer joining the swarm has your torrent.
I don't understand why would any reasonable person abandon the use of trackers and rely exclusively on DHT when trackers are objectively better indexes than DHT nodes.
I'm not saying to not use DHT, it would make no sense, they are both indispensable features of the bittorrent protocol that should always go together.

>>60234507
That's because they need trackers. Nyaa had a limit of 10 trackers iirc but people really never bothered to add more than 2 trackers at once, one of the most used trackers was nyaatorrents which is kill since nyaa is down and the other was openbittorrent which is also kill (it stopped indexing months ago).

>>60234457
>Sukebei: 75-80%
Its okay... we can rebuild, we have the technology.

>>60234240
>Journey of the vague retard
Coming to theaters near you

>>60234557
Yeah I know, but adding new trackers isn't going to bring them back from the dead

>>60233925
does anyone know where [ReinForce] raws originates from? do they have a Channel or site? I always just got their off of nyaa and now im lost.

Where do you get your current airing shows?

I am using horriblesubs but is there any other way to find em without using xdcc

>>60234551
That depends on the percentage of seeders that don't support/have enabled DHT.
There is no reliable way of knowing this.

Also generally most of the torrents on nyaa probably had no seeders anyway, so many were already dead before.

>>60234557
>with DHT you have to hope that the next peer joining the swarm has your torrent.
Eh? No, you have to hope that SOMEONE in the swarm has the torrent.

And the swarm is giant, most BT clients.

> trackers are objectively better indexes than DHT nodes
They are not, DHT + PEX will likely give you more peers than any tracker in almost all instances.

When will I get my 100% sekubei?!

>>60234615
Alright. Tell me what is the reason to stop using trackers, just this want to know since you seem to hate them so much for whatever reason.

>>60234507
90% of Nyaa was dead, so of course most of the magnets aren't going to find anyone.

>>60234586
>ere [ReinForce] raws orig
not sure but you can find it all here + new stuff too

https://forum.touki.ru/open.php

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>>60234649
small advice

Anyone knows where to find a magnet link for this anime?

I have been looking everywhere but nothing

https://myanimelist.net/anime/5671/Saki

>>60234681
not that guy but years ago i think i read somewhere that reinforce were russkis, so that forum is probably the "semi official" place where they release

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>>60234682
>Not jacking off to audio software porn.

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>>60234682
>masturbating to 3D

>>60234708
here
http://horriblesubs.info/shows/saki-the-nationals/

not BD quality though, sorry

>>60234708
https://animetorrents.me

>>60234708
>not using the search
https://nyaa.pantsu.cat/view/320245
https://nyaa.pantsu.cat/view/311349

And besides...
>>60234615
>Eh? No, you have to hope that SOMEONE in the swarm has the torrent.
You know what I meant, don't pretend to be retarded. Who knows if the next peer that DHT finds has the file or not? you can only hope it's the right one this time, or just wait X more hours till DHT/PEX finds a peer with that torrent, even though you could save all this time simply using a normal tracker that could redirect you directly to seeds and peers with the factual iles.

>>60234682
encouraged me to go fap some more, thanks anon!

>>60234682
Sukebei also had JAVs though.

Please use YYYY/MM/DD date format
this NA shit is driving me crazy

>>60234768
Please no, use YYYY-MM-DD instead.

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uh oh

>>60234754
yw

>>60234751
All the peers announcing to the tracker announce to DHT too, as long as they have it enabled (and there's no reason not to).

>>60234776
whatever
just so we don't have to wonder which one is month and which one is day

>>60234768
DD/MM/YYYY better

>>60234780
>watermarks
>me giving easy (You)s

>>60234788
Indeed, there's also no reason to not use trackers.

>>60234742
Are those from the first and second season?

I want to find the full anime but i can't

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>>60234768
What? Which is using American format?

>>60234308
I believe they're supposed to be .py.
https://github.com/qbittorrent/qBittorrent/wiki/Unofficial-search-plugins

>>60233787
Are you going to do the gittorrent thing so it's completely distributed?

>>60234652
>Tell me what is the reason to stop using tracker
Not me in this case, maybe a different anon.

You just were quite profoundly wrong about DHT's efficiency and working.

>>60234751
> He thinks DHT works by contacting every client individually about whether they have a torrent
You probably think your IP message got to 4chan by your browser asking every server on the god damn internet one by one if they are hosting 4chans html file, huh.

>>60234821
can you upload one of these search plugins? to sendspace or something like that, I could try something.

>>60234817
I'm talking about OP's post

yyyy-mm-dd is masterrace anyway, anything bigger should be on the left side, just like with numbers

>>60234816
huh?
both of those should be the full first season

>>60234824
He's not PantsuDev

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>>60234370
>That doesn't even matter, the point is that DHT to start needs the hardcoded nodes of whatever bittorrent client you're using

NO
IT
DOES
NOT!

Again: those nodes are just a nice addition, you can do without them!
How fucking hard can it be to understand such an easy concept??? thats the whole point behind getting rid of trackers and replacing them with magnets FFS!
Do you really think the people behind it though: Gee, lets replace this shitty system with another system thats shit in exactly the same way???

>>60234557
seriously dude just go die in a fucking fire.
Or at least read "distributed systems" its a nice book and should help you finally understanding the point behind DHTs and magnet links.

>>60234652
>>60234751
>>60234813

just hang yourself already.
This is beyond embarassing for you

>>60234838
probably mistook you for me I bet.

>>60234090
>brazzers
lost

>>60234843
>Thinking the most important thing for daily dates is the year
>Getting me to respond to obvious bait
2/10

>>60234838
How does your client even know to what peer to connect for a certain torrent if not by reading the response from the other peer found by the PEX or DHT indexing?

>>60234858
>doesn't even explain why that's wrong
Whatever you say, anon.

>Or at least read "distributed systems" its a nice book and should help you finally understanding the point behind DHTs and magnet links.
I'll check it.

still missing the jlist banners

how can you clone nyaa without those

>>60234841
They're right there though.

>>60234936
yeah kek I noticed later.

>>60234910
I have explained it literally 4 times already.

>>60234994
I'm still waiting to hear a reason why trackers shouldn't be used, other than your stubbornness to admit that trackers are as good as DHT and probably even better.

>>60235000
If its trackers get shut down the torrent is dead.

If it's distributed, the torrent stays alive as long as someone seeds.

>>60234011
Seems like I will be on trackers forever. Visual Novels and games are what I download the most. And what made me really sad when nyaa went down.

>>60235043
>If its trackers get shut down the torrent is dead.
No, it's still alive through DHT.

>>60235043
>If its trackers get shut down the torrent is dead.
But this is wrong. Nothing stops a torrent to use both the trackers and DHT.

>>60235043
That's not a reason, using trackers don't cause torrents to die, the fact that trackers can go offline is not directly related to the job of the tracker either but a consequence of external factors.

Say it with me: there are no reasons to not use trackers together with DHT.

It's not hard.

>>60235070
Well unless it was marked private, but most are not.

>>60234858
Does DHT store torrent metadata even after it's no longer seeded by anybody?

ThePirateBay is the most reliable tracker in the world. Use it.

Nyaa pantsu website, I am getting downloading metadata forever

>>60235090
How does one mark a torrent/magnet link as private? I am not aware of such a field.

When are we going to get the upload function implmented?

>>60235063 >>60235070
no, he >>60235000 is against using the DHT, so in his case if the tracker is down, which has happened repeatedly in the past, then the whole torrent dies.
this is why DHT is better than trackers, no single point of failure (FOR THE 5TH TIME!)


>>60235091
as long as anyone still has them it stores them.
Even a leecher that literally only has the first byte of a torrent is enough to keep the metadata.

>>60235094
they have no tracker. It was taken down years ago.

>>60235096
DHT enabled?
DHT usually takes a few minutes to find stuff
Try a recent & popular torrent to verify your setup first.


>>60235104
Torrents can be marked private with some field in the file, this means it will never use DHT or PEX and only rely on trackers.
This can't be done for magnet links.

>>60235118
>they have no tracker. It was taken down years ago.
Wait, then what is it now?

>>60235104
You can disable DHT during the torrent creation.
Private trackers enforce this rule, usually.

>>60235118
>no, he >>60235000 is against using the DHT
Why on earth would anyone be against DHT?

>>60235128
Maybe DHT? :p

>>60235118
>as long as anyone still has them it stores them.
>Even a leecher that literally only has the first byte of a torrent is enough to keep the metadata.
So if one person has the .torrent file, but not the data and another person has the data and the magnet but not the .torrent, and no one else is leeching the torrent, they should both end up with the data?

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>>60235118
>no, he is against using the DHT
Oh my sides, now I know you are a little child who likes to put words into other people's mouths when he refuses to admit that he's just pointlessly climbing mirrors.

I never once said I was against DHT, learn2read comprehension and stop putting words in my mouth, faget.

>>60234887
PEX indexing isn't a thing, PEX is very simple. You give / are given all the other contacts you know of for some torrent.

DHT does not work by *your* client "indexing" everyone. DHT clients build a routing system together that allows to find other DHT nodes as well as (obviously) the torrents adressed by the hashes you see in dem BTIH magnets.

I've updated the ipfs webapp to show proper magnet links, with automatically added trackers and some color for easier reading

https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmYSMVQpxr2Cczcug84ywzP1AycMURmjjcNjkRVVQ1MiBh/

>>60235146
oh I am not, he's just pretending to be retarded.

>>60235193
Apparently the retarded is you. He said nothing against using DHT in >>60235000.

>>60235118
>this is why DHT is better than trackers, no single point of failure (FOR THE 5TH TIME!)
The correct answer is to use both DHT and trackers. The DHT is a single point of failure in itself. It is not even that hard to attack (see https://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~lw525/publications/security.pdf for example).

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>>60235185

>>60233773
>Isn't this the REPLACEMENT general?
Well, the developer thinks it's a replacement but it will never be. Horriblesubs won't upload shit there, neither will any other group. Apparently the developer is also thinking of making it much harder to upload shit, so it'll lose one of the better aspects of Nyaa. Also, his development and maintenance skills indicate he wouldn't be able to keep it running for long.

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>>60235208
Are you retarded? Where in that reply implies that DHT should not be used? Holy kek frigging underages
Point me toa reply where actually I say I am against DHT.

Right
now.

I'll be waiting.

>meanwhile in reality:
>>60234557
>>60235077

>>60235185
Kinda neat.

>>60235126
>DHT usually takes a few minutes to find stuff
seconds at most especially if its a popular torrent

>>60235128
completely magnet/DHT based.
They dont even have torrent files

>>60235146
thats a good question and the main reason I am calling him all kinds of names like the retarded faggot that he is

>>60235163
>torrent file
you dont have a torrent file when you use magnets.

>>60235174
>I'm still waiting to hear a reason why trackers shouldn't be used, other than your stubbornness to admit that trackers are as good as DHT and probably even better.

>Imagine a situation where you lose all your files, the trackers magically disappeared from all torrents. You try redownloading them, but this time without trackers, just with DHT enabled. What do you think would happen? the bittorrent client would rely on the DHT hardcoded nodes alright, but what if those hardcoded nodes were to become unavailable? >>60233851

>How dense are you? torrenting without trackers is mathematically impossible. >>60233120


And thats just half the thread.

>>60235212
you cannot reliably take down a dht unless you somehow flood it with malicious nodes (sybill attack, made impossible by s/kademlia)

A DHT is by its nature D I S T R I B U T E D therefore no single point of failure.

New version of the site is up.

>>60235268
>you dont have a torrent file when you use magnets.
Where would the metadata come from if no one else is leeching (or seeding) the torrent?

>>60235240
>Are you retarded? Where in that reply implies that DHT should not be used?
Nowhere?
How stupid can you be? Where did I say anything about that reply implying that DHT should not be used?

>Point me toa reply where actually I say I am against DHT.
Point me to a reply where actually I say that you are against DHT.

Right
now.

In that fucking reply I said that you are NOT against DHT, braindead asshole.

>>60234457
>Educated guesses based on what we've recovered so far.
Which part of your guessing is educated?

>>60235268
>completely magnet/DHT based.
False, they provide trackers along with their magnets.

>>60235303
Can easily confirm by hovering over random magnet link on their site.

>>60235268
>A DHT is by its nature D I S T R I B U T E D therefore no single point of failure.
There is a node that you start with.

>>60235284
>>60235118

>he >>60235000 (You) is against using the DHT
>he >>60235000 (You) is against using the DHT
>he >>60235000 (You) is against using the DHT

>>60235063
I was responding to a guy who asked for a reason not to use trackers and added:
>trackers are as good as DHT and probably even better.
The obvious implication is that we should rely on trackers alone.

He (apparently, in this anonymous laotian shadowpuppet cadre) has since denied it, so apparently this is all about autistic arguing for the sheer joy of autism.

>>60235316
Exactly

magnet:?xt=urn:btih:68d1b6eb059c1142ef3706fab18ccac680726430&dn=Crusader+Kings+II+%2B+ALL+DLCs+version+2.5.2+Multi+4+repack+Mr+DJ&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Ftracker.leechers-paradise.org%3A6969&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Fzer0day.ch%3A1337&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Fopen.demonii.com%3A1337&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Ftracker.coppersurfer.tk%3A6969&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Fexodus.desync.com%3A6969

See the tr= part?

>>60235317
shh don't tell him that, it hurts his feelings.

>>60235325
>>60235118 is not my post you stupid faggot, >>60235208 (You) is. (that was the one you were replying to in >>60235240)

>>60235288

We know we have Nyaa dumps up to April 2017. We know we have full Sukebei dumps up until mid 2016 and limited dumps up until later 2016, with TokyoTosho possibly having more. This is the educated part.

The guessing part is that I can't be bothered figuring out the exact percentage of Nyaa's library this accounts for, so I choose percentages representing what I imagine they're close to.

How much longer until the uploaders start uploading to a nyaa replacement?
>tfw no more HEVC encodes
I had to move all my rss feeds that I could to horriblesubs and I hate their group

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Was >>60235208 You? You quoted me damn it... man you're confusing me, I'm >>60235193

Follow the replies:

>60235146 >Why on earth would anyone be against DHT?

>60235193 oh I am not, he's just pretending to be retarded.

>>60235208 Apparently the retarded is you. He said nothing against using DHT in >>60235000 (You).

>>60235394
The HEVC reencodes are shit for the most part.

This >>60235401 was meant for >>60235361

>>60235326
>The obvious implication is that we should rely on trackers alone.
Not when in response to the argument that we should use DHT alone in a world where DHT is enabled by default on public trackers.

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>>60235401
Misquoted >>60235193, I will take the blame. OOPS
Here, have a Chaika as a payback.

>>60235418
If I want quality I download the BD raws and make my own HEVC encodes with the proper settings
Seasonal shit I prefer HEVC to 264 because I like the quality to file size ration better

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>>60235441
Chaika is always appreciated, forgiven.

>>60235281
if there are neither seeders nor leecher the torrent is dead and you wont need the metadata either.

>>60235303
no they do not have a tracker anymore

>>60235317
yes thats yourself you braindead catamite.
For a newly created torrent you are the first node!
seriously just fucking read a damn book about distributed systems already!

>>60235335
a nice addon, as i have mentioned multiple times already but not strictly necessary for the functioning of the DHT

>>60235447
HEVC is worse than x264 in a lot of cases, especially at higher bitrates. It's not made by the same guys, and it shows.

>>60235365
>TokyoTosho possibly having more
You don't even need to scrape individual pages, just fetch the listing pages and you get magnets,names,categories for every entry linking to sukebei.nyaa

But I'm to tired to write a scraper for it.

>>60235486
It looks great when compared to 264 of same file size