Thema: P2P / Filesharing / Bittorrent Clients und diverse Tools ...

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-- 2009-09-25: Version 1.8.4 (build 16667)

- Change: Balance CDNs to download updates
- Fix: Fixes bug where magnet links wouldn't work if PEX was disabled
- Fix: potential crash in network code
- Fix: More crashes when using magnet links

http://www.utorrent.com/

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-- 2009-09-28: Version 1.8.4 (build 16688)

- Fix: fixed potential crash in WSARecv and WSASend
- Fix: fixed piece availibility issue introduced in previous build

http://www.utorrent.com/

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Halite is yet another open-source BitTorrent client and is based on the excellent libtorrent library from Rasterbar Software. What makes Halite stand out is its remote control interface allowing you to monitor and control the program from a mobile phone.

Licence: Freeware

http://www.binarynotions.com/halite-bittorrent-client

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-- 2009-10-10: Version 2.0 Beta (build 16835)

- Fix: various polishing on the setup guide
- Fix: potential crash related to TLS not being initialized
- Change: Disable installer for Wine
- Change: Balance CDNs to download updates
- Fix: Fixes bug where magnet links wouldn't work if PEX was disabled
- Fix: potential crash in network code
- Fix: More crashes when using magnet links

http://www.utorrent.com/

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-- 2009-10-12: Version 2.0 Beta (build 16850)

- Change: Revert change where asserts are active in release builds

http://www.utorrent.com/

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-- 2009-10-15: Version 2.1 Beta (build 16932)

- Fix: Accounting of halfopen https connections would cause uT to stop making new connections
- Change: Made the DHT compatible with future extensions
- Fix: sometimes the &ip= parameter sent to trackers would be incorrect
- Fix: correctly order bencoded dict items in extension handshake message
- Fix: fixed holepunch error handling and support detection
- Fix: check invalid ports and IPs in the DNS resolver to avoid using them
- Fix: various polishing on the setup guide
- Fix: potential crash related to TLS not being initialized
- Change: Better handle torrents with files having case insensitive equivalent paths
- Feature: support trackers and web seeds in magnet links
- Change: Redirect WebUI requests from /gui to /gui/
- Change: Disable installer for Wine
- Change: Balance CDNs to download updates
- Fix: Fixes bug where magnet links wouldn't work if PEX was disabled
- Fix: potential crash in network code
- Fix: More crashes when using magnet links
- Fix: Port settings saved in Setup guide
- Change: Updated helpfile links to use redirects
- Feature: added RSS feeds and filters to WebUI
- Fix: fixed crashes in setup guide
- Fix: greyout custom toolbar with transparency
- Change: Disable Ask for unsupported 64-bit Windows
- Fix: fixed UDP-tracker crash when dns resolution would fail
- Change: Use user-supplied port in Setup Guide, save auto-portmap prefs.
- Change: Added European Servers in Setup Guide
- Change: New Icons in Setup Guide
- Fix: Improper mutex accounting in hang detector
- Fix: crash when creating torrents

http://download.utorrent.com/beta/utorrent-2.1-beta-16932.upx.exe

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Scheint kein Changelog verfügbar zu sein ....

http://www.bittorrent.com/

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-- 2009-10-21: Version 1.8.5 (build 16977)

- Change: add an upgrade message if a buggy version of nvLsp is detected
- Fix: don't take the total number of connections into account when connecting to trackers
- Fix: Accounting of halfopen https connections would cause uT to stop making new connections


http://www.utorrent.com/

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-- 2009-10-28: Version 1.8.5 (build 17056)

- Fix: Vista and Windows 7 FW rules are created for all profiles
- Fix: /recover can be used without attempting to submit a crashdump

http://www.utorrent.com/

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[Oct 29, 2009] v3.6.0.315 Stable

Fixed: Category related;
Fixed: Windows 7 Compatibility;
Fixed: Some other minor bugs fixed;

http://www.167bt.com/en/

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-- 2009-10-29: Version 2.1 (build 17085)

- Change: The Speed guide will now reject ports listed in bt.no_connect_to_services_list
- Change: add an upgrade message if a buggy version of nvLsp is detected
- Fix: don't take the total number of connections into account when connecting to trackers
- Change: increase default transfer cap to 250 GB/month

http://www.utorrent.com/

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-- 2009-10-29: Version 1.8.5 (build 17091)

- Fix: fixed crash when icmp.dll wouldn't contain the expected functions
- Fix: fixed crash when closing add torrent dialog while dragging a column
- Fix: More strict https connection state management for halfopen accounting.

http://www.utorrent.com/

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-- 2009-11-03: Version 2.0 Beta (buid 17127)

- Change: enable multiple instances of the client to run on multi-user machines (e.g. fast user switching)
- Fix: fixed uTP crash in edge condition
- Fix: fixed crash when icmp.dll wouldn't contain the expected functions
- Fix: fixed crash when closing add torrent dialog while dragging a column
- Change: The Speed guide will now reject ports listed in bt.no_connect_to_services_list
- Change: add an upgrade message if a buggy version of nvLsp is detected
- Fix: don't take the total number of connections into account when connecting to trackers
- Change: increase default transfer cap to 250 GB/month
- Fix: Accounting of halfopen https connections would cause uT to stop making new connections
- Change: Made the DHT compatible with future extensions
- Fix: sometimes the &ip= parameter sent to trackers would be incorrect
- Fix: correctly order bencoded dict items in extension handshake message
- Fix: fixed holepunch error handling and support detection
- Fix: check invalid ports and IPs in the DNS resolver to avoid using them

http://www.utorrent.com/

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-- 2009-11-06: Version 2.0 Beta (buid 17188)

- Change: added checks for heap corruption that caused crash in uTP
- Change: improved stability by making all executable pages not writable
- Fix: fixed stack overflow when copying peer list
- Fix: fixed allocation regression in connection to peers

http://www.utorrent.com/

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FrostWire is an peer-to-peer file sharing program for the Gnutella and BitTorrent protocols. FrostWire is written in Java, and is a fork of LimeWire, another popular Gnutella client. The project was started in September 2005 by members of the LimeWire open-source community, after LimeWire's distributor considered placing "blocking" code, which it was developing in response to RIAA pressure and the threat of legal action, in light of the U.S. Supreme Court's decision in MGM Studios, Inc. v. Grokster, Ltd. When eventually activated, the code could block its users from sharing licensed files. FrostWire was first released in October 2005.

As with Limewire, FrostWire is written in Java, and so is capable of supporting multiple platforms. LimeWire is available in both free and paid versions, while FrostWire is released only as a free version. The FrostWire program includes all of the free LimeWire version's functionality, plus a few features of LimeWire Pro's fee based upgrade. FrostWire also provides a chatroom which is absent in LimeWire. FrostWire's interface is nearly identical to that of LimeWire's since it's based on the same code base, however, the color scheme is slightly different as is shown in the picture above. As in LimeWire, the FrostWire skin may also be changed to a variety of different colors.

Licence: Open Source

http://www.frostwire.com/