The_UnUsual_Suspect's BLOG

This page...

http://blog.bitcomet.com/post/355/

Is indeed not working, but I don't understand what you mean when you say "click title link".

If you mean when you click on your "rank" which is next to the word "title", in your case your rank is "captain", and it takes you to that broken link, then all I can say is when I click on mine, it takes me to a page that displays all my rank history.

I'm using 1.13 (installed as English), and the link it takes me too is...

http://blog.bitcomet.com/bcslist/

I can only report errors if they are presented very clearly, and documented with all the info about your client and computer, and I must be able to reproduce the error.

However, since you speak Chinese, you can report it to the development team directly. That would be your best bet.

TuuS

If you want to spend money, why not rest a server (seedbox), and you can run torrents uploading and downloading as fast as 1024mbit (134,218kB/s), or get a moderately prices 100mbit server (12,800kB/s).

This torrent freedom service is made by someone operating one of these servers and leasing out his bandwidth to you to run the torrents. I could get a 1024mbit server for less then $100usd a month, and rent it to 1000 customers for $17 a month each, just like they do, and profit over $16,000 a month.

There are even companies that offer shared servers where a fixed number of users get equal shares of use that won't cost much more then this service, and you can use it for any use you like, running torrents, websites, anything you want.

p2p is all about being free, and it bugs me when people come up with these "get rich" scemes.

I'd sooner join a newsgroup if I wanted to pay for my downloads.

No, I did not get your email address, and yes, please don't make posts unrelated to bitcomet support. We are trying to keep the forum free of useless information so members can search and find what info they seek

We will delete this topic when you reply.

BitComet used to be intigrated with IE6, and you could browse webpages within bitcomet.

Many people liked it, but I wasn't one of them. I felt my computer already had enough web browsers installed already, and didn't see the point of using resources to run one within bitcomet.

A mini browser that is designed to only search and download torrents might be nice, but the development costs would be an issue.

I agree. It would be nice if LTseed specs were published so other clients can use this technology, both for uploading and downloading.

I agree, this is how utorrent does it, but in some cases there may not be any remote peers, and you could download the entire torrent without a green light.

A "hybrid" system would be best. one that checks the light against a server like bitcomet does, but will also turn green if incoming remote peers successfully connect.

Your English is very poor, and if I can't understand your suggestion, there is no way the development team will.

No, event 4226 is only a notification that tells you that you attempted to open more then 10 connections at the same time. The network administrators job is to determine if that was something normal (such as bittorrent downloading) or something malicious (such as a WORM or Virus).

I suspect that your problem is with your router, or perhaps your modem. If they are the same as before you installed sp3, then your experiencing something I've never come across.

I guess its possible you have a problem or incompatibility issue with your system, or perhaps a bug in windows sp3, but my feeling is its a router problem. Have you tried rebooting your router to see if your connection is restored?

The method your using to restore the connection could (possibly) signal the router of a new connection, making it restart itself. This is just a theory to explain how it could be a router problem, but to be honest, I have no idea where the fault lies...

If it is your router, try a firmware update, or last resort, limit the max connections in BitComet.

Also, if you use a 3rd party network management software program, I'd recommend uninstalling it. I know the ones made by Nvidia (NAM) are horrible and can cause this problem.

The red X means the file cannot be saved at that location. There could be many reasons for this including a full discdrive, but since you didn't post the required information, we don't know what windows version you are using and cannot help you.

There is no bitcomet 1.3 yet, the current version as of today's date is 1.13, so I'll assume thats what you have.

Firefox 3.5 was released after BitComet 1.13. BitComet development team is working on making firefox extensions compatible with FF3.5, and although I cannot speak for them, I expect version 1.14 stable and/or beta will have compatible extension.

In the meantime, you can use "flashgot" extension to download with bitcomet in firefox 3.5. You can get it from mozilla.com in the firefox add-on section.

ps. In the future you should expect to have such issues when installing new versions of browsers, or operating systems when first released, because they have to rely on other products adapting the them in order to be compatible.

Topics get locked when other members continue to post replies/questions unrelated to the original authors support request. I lock the topic to keep the forum from unnecessary clutter. This is explained in a pinned topic, if you took 30 seconds to look you should have seen that.

I try to answer every topic where the member has provided at least the min required amount of info. Those who don't post any info, and expect us to magically know what version, what windows, and what internet connection they are using are only wasting their time and ours, and cluttering up the forum.

Yes, you can install newer version without losing current tasks.

Regarding your login problems. Delete all cookies related to tocomet and bitcomet, and clear your browsers cache, then login and you should be fine.

With windows xp, changing the "read only" setting is usually very simple. Vista makes it more complicated, but I'm glad you sorted out your problems.

TuuS

You can remove any tasks you don't want to LTseed.

and of course you can simply keep the tasks running so they seed to all peers, not just BitComet users who have LTseed enabled.

If the links are sequentially numbered, click "file" then "http/ftp batch download", and enter the beginning and ending link, and it will download all in that series simultaneously. You can select a max number to download at the same time too if you like.

If the links are not sequential, then you must enter them one at a time in "file" then "http/ftp download".

It's very easy to do, but the link must point direct to the files, not to a page with a download link, or it will only download the index, not the file.

make sure you are logging into the correct account too. Bitcomet when installed on a fresh system will allow you to register a new account if you don't disable that option, so if you didn't read the selections and let it install with all defaults, then you made a new account.

If you did retain your old account, then it could be an error, and there isn't much that can be done about that.

Its very likely you have a program running thats conflicting with bitcomet, like a webcam, or network tools that you don't even use. Cleaning up your process startup list usually stops these errors.

I got your message about this post, and posting useful info is a good idea, but since its hard to tell useful info from spam, in the future, please post it in both english and italian.

TuuS

Correction, you received an email from your ISP, sent to them by NBC.

BitComet doesn't support any kind of illegal downloading, but if you would use a program like peer guardian, this probably wouldn't have happened.

Check the release notes when the next stable, or beta version is released.

We do not offer support in this topic, its only for discussing this release.

Make a new topic after reading the "READ FIRST before requesting support" topic.