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As far as downloading and searching goes, remember that Bittorrent is NOT a "filesharing" network like Kazaa. Bittorrent is a tool to help download large files. Although it can be used to download copyright-infringing material, it's not really intended for that; currently, there is no way for your IP address to remain anonymous while downloading.
Originally posted by spurious Azureus has very helpful installation and user guides on their website. You should probably try the official instructions first.
As far as downloading and searching goes, remember that Bittorrent is NOT a "filesharing" network like Kazaa. Bittorrent is a tool to help download large files. Although it can be used to download copyright-infringing material, it's not really intended for that; currently, there is no way for your IP address to remain anonymous while downloading.
Well someone did write a script to automatically download the peerguardian list and update your iptables to drop requests originating from that list, but I did not take note of it since all I download is Linux packages and TV shows. Some google searches should point you in the right direction.
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