Free webobjects 5.2 torrent software for linux

EZtorrent project is a program that simplifies the process of publishing content via BitTorrent.

EZtorrent automates the process of generating .torrent metainfo files, as well as starting trackers and seeders.

Although its very easy to download files BitTorrent, distributing your own files via BitTorrent yourself is not a comparatively straightforward process. You need to carefully generate .torrent metainfo files, start a tracker process, then start a seeder process for each individual .torrent file. EZtorrent combines all of this into one, easy step. Heres a "Quick Start" version of how easy it is to distribute BitTorrent content with EZtorrent:

Download and install BitTorrent according to its instructions.

Download EZtorrent, unpack the source code, run ./configure, make, and make install. See the INSTALL file for more information.

Run the following commands:

ezt create mytorrents /var/www/html/torrents /var/mytorrents
www.example.com 6969

Now, copy some files into /var/mytorrents

ezt start # Or "ezt restart", if ezt is already running

Thats it. ezt reads a list of all the files in /var/mytorrents. For each file, a corresponding .torrent file is created and placed in /var/www/html/torrents. Presumably this directory is published over the web with Apache, or some other HTTP server, where others can find them. Then, ezt starts a tracker process running on TCP port 6969 (the above example uses www.example.com as the DNS name of the machine running EZtorrent). Finally, ezt starts a seeder for each .torrent file.

New files can be added to, or removed from, /var/mytorrents at any time. After adding or removing files, run "ezt restart". ezt takes care of creating any new .torrents that need to be created, removing any obsolete .torrents of removed files, and starting or stopping the corresponding seeders. It is also possible to create different directories for different sets of files. You just need to specify a separate TCP port for each directory; ezt also takes care of starting (or stopping) a separate tracker process for each configured directory and port.

Although this is all that you need to know about using EZtorrent, be sure to review some additional important information in INSTALL and NEWS files, and EZtorrents manual page.

CTorrent is a BitTorrent client written in the C programming language, known to be a very robust and mature programming language, which produces fast and optimized applications. There are compilers for most operating systems, making programs written in C easy to port.
It currently runs on most Linux variants, MacOS and FreeBSD, but it hopefully run on Windows aswell! CTorrent is built as a console program, which means that it doesnt require any graphical components (such as an X server) on the machine you are running it on, you can even run it remotely through a terminal if you wish.
While a lot of people prefer a GUI (Graphical User Interface) for this kind of applications, there are quite a few people who run "console only" servers and want to use them to download files in the background. CTorrent can help you do exactly this, assuming you are downloading from the BitTorrent network.
Main features:
- Primary purpose of CTorrent is to provide a way to download files off the BitTorrent network.
- Runs on most Linux distributions, FreeBSD and MacOS.
- Does not require an X server, can be run as a consoleprogram from a shell (locally or remotely)
- Programmed in pure C, which means small and lightning fast executables.
- Opensource. Download the source-code of CTorrent and customize to fit your needs (requires C-programming skills)
- Has the ability to create new torrent-files (for seeding and sharing etc)
- Uses very little CPU and memory resources.

FoxTorrent is a Firefox extension that lets you stream torrents as they download, from your web browser, with zero configuration needed.
Main features:
Streaming Fast Delivery
- Watch video and listen to audio as it downloads.
Complete Firefox Integration
- Manage your torrent downloads from your browser window.
Windows, Mac, and Ubuntu Linux
- Consistent downloading experience across all three platforms.
Background Downloading
- Continues to work even after your browser window has been closed.
Low Resource Footprint
- Foxtorrent uses less than 8 MB of RAM, and doesnt hog bandwidth.
Configuration-Free
- Automatic support for NATs, uPNP, and firewalls, with no tinkering necessary.

Obfuna is an esoteric programming language designed to minimise the instruction set, the length of code necessary to express a program, and the readability while still remaining vaguely useful.

To achieve these goals, all Obfuna operations are assigned one-character names and take exactly one argument. In fact, the name Obfuna is derived from obfuscated (Obfuna code is, at least initially, difficult to read) and unary (All operations have exactly one argument).

There are twenty six variables and one random-access unbounded array. All variables are dynamically typed as this cuts down on the code length.
Obfuna has 26 standard variables which are represented by the lower-case letters a to z.

There is one random-access array which is infinitely extendable (well, in theory anyway; in practice this will be limited by your machines memory) which is represented by a number (indicating the position in the array - starting at 0) or a function returning a number surrounded by round brackets, i.e. ( and ). For example, the first element in the array is represented by (0). The size of the array increases as you assign to higher locations. The initial size of the array is 0.

There are two special variables used to ascertain the current size of the array. $ holds the index number of the last element in the array and % holds the number of elements in the array. From above, it will be obvious that initially $ will be -1 and % will be 0. Assigning to these variables can grow or shrink (in which case you will lose data) the array to a specified size. These are of particular use as ($) can used to reference the last element in the array and (%) will reference one element beyond the end, allowing you to add a new element, treating the array like a stack.

In addition, there are three special variables which act as I/O pipes. Passing a value to ?, prints the value to the standard output. Assigning a variable from ?, reads from the standard input. ! acts similarly except that in the case of output, it appends a newline (return) character to the value, and in the case of input, it preserves the newline from standard input. # works in exactly the same way as ? but inputs and outputs from and to the currently open file.

The syntax of Obfuna is extremely simple. There are only two types of instruction: function calls and assignments. Assigments take the form of and function calls look like or . Note you can nest functions in this way.

As an example, to assign the number 10 to the variable n, you simply write n10. There is no = operator.

Strings are quoted using the angle brackets, < and >. Anything between curly brackets, { and }, is considered a comment and will be ignored by Obfuna. These are particularly useful for naming variables more helpfully. Instead of just n10, you could write n{umber}10.

The only other syntactic element of Obfuna is the square brackets, [ and ]. Any code between a pair of square brackets will be considered a block to be processed as one instruction. This is of particular use when using flow control functions which skip or repeat only the next instruction.

KTorrent is a BitTorrent filesharing program for KDE.
Main features:
- Downloads torrent files
- Upload speed capping, seeing that most people cant upload infinite amounts of data.
- Internet searching using The Bittorrent websites search engine
- UDP Trackers
It has only been tested on linux at the moment, but it should work on most, if not all unix platforms.
Enhancements:
- This is a bug fix release for the 2.2 version. The most notable bug it fixes is the file selection.

phpRemoteShell project is a PHP application that allow you to execute shell commands and PHP code over HTTP on a remote host.
Installation:
Just put the "prs.php" script on a web server, open a web browser and just call it.
Enhancements:
- All short PHP tags were converted to allow phpRemoteShell to work with "short_open_tag=Off".
- The file browser should now work with PHPs safe mode.
- Better menu management and better safe mode handling were provided.
- HTML output is handled for both Shell commands and the PHP code section.
- A temporary fix was provided for the UTF-8 decoding function, which will hopefully prevent the Web server from segfaulting.