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Originally posted by Shade Yes, if you see my post above, I listed the ports you need forwarded to your machine.
--Shade
I don't have a clue how to do that. I am reading
$ cat /usr/doc/BitTorrent-3.4.2/README.txt
but just started and it's all Greek to me. If you
could possibly help...
I have an ADSL connection, with a static IP to my D-Link
router. I just don't know what to tell you or what to do.
Originally posted by egag if you have a firewall up, maybe switch it off, just to try.
i have azureus running for about 30 min.'s, but still 0 seeds/peers.
so no byte coming my way.
maybe i'm just on the wrong spot of the world.
well, i'll just give it some more time...
egag
As bad as it sounds, I don't know if I do or not.
We've got 5 comps here, and I've been out of
the country for a couple months. I wanted the
new Slack to put on a notebook.
I think my router is probably as much the culprit
as anything, but someone knowledgable would
have to help me at this point.
I read the BitTorrent file I mentioned above,
and if it requires a web server like is says,
then I'm out of luck. Don't have one running,
and don't intend to, either.
If you have any advice I'd appreciate it. I'm
out looking for azureus now...
Definitely gonna buy this release to help out. A few months ago I was really worried about it's future, but I think I'll keep lending it my support and using it as my main distro
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