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Comments · 7

  1. Re:Hahaha have some crow by dotancohen · · Score: 4, Informative · on Comcast Helps Fix Pirate Bay Connection Problems

    Actually, according to Serious Tubes Network (the ISP in question), Comcast did _not_ help them:
    http://serioustubes.org/

    Important news:

    Comcast did not help us fix The Pirate Bay. The problem was GBLX using reverse path filtering. We shut down one of our transits because it was flapping. The result was that all outgoing traffic to GBLX got filtered even though the packets took the same path as before. The Pirate Bay is using different paths for incoming and outgoing traffic to avoid beeing traced. We don’t even know where their servers are. We resolved the issue by activating our other transit again.

  2. Not sure I believe it yet.... by Palidase · · Score: 1 · on Comcast Helps Fix Pirate Bay Connection Problems
    I am not sure that we have the entire story yet, on either side. From the Serious Tubes website:

    Important news:
    Comcast did not help us fix The Pirate Bay. The problem was GBLX using reverse path filtering. We shut down one of our transits because it was flapping. The result was that all outgoing traffic to GBLX got filtered even though the packets took the same path as before. The Pirate Bay is using different paths for incoming and outgoing traffic to avoid beeing traced. We don’t even know where their servers are. We resolved the issue by activating our other transit again.

  3. Comcast did not help by Botia · · Score: 1 · on Comcast Helps Fix Pirate Bay Connection Problems

    According to Serious Tubes Networks, http://serioustubes.org/:

    Comcast did not help us fix The Pirate Bay. The problem was GBLX using reverse path filtering. We shut down one of our transits because it was flapping. The result was that all outgoing traffic to GBLX got filtered even though the packets took the same path as before. The Pirate Bay is using different paths for incoming and outgoing traffic to avoid beeing traced. We don’t even know where their servers are. We resolved the issue by activating our other transit again.

  4. Comcast didn't help Pirate Bay by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Comcast Helps Fix Pirate Bay Connection Problems

    From the Serious Tubes Network
     

    Comcast did not help us fix The Pirate Bay. The problem was GBLX using reverse path filtering. We shut down one of our transits because it was flapping. The result was that all outgoing traffic to GBLX got filtered even though the packets took the same path as before. The Pirate Bay is using different paths for incoming and outgoing traffic to avoid beeing traced. We don’t even know where their servers are. We resolved the issue by activating our other transit again.

  5. Serious Tubes says Comcast didn't fix it by lawnsprinkler · · Score: 1 · on Comcast Helps Fix Pirate Bay Connection Problems
    According to their homepage:

    Important news:

    Comcast did not help us fix The Pirate Bay. The problem was GBLX using reverse path filtering. We shut down one of our transits because it was flapping. The result was that all outgoing traffic to GBLX got filtered even though the packets took the same path as before. The Pirate Bay is using different paths for incoming and outgoing traffic to avoid beeing traced. We don’t even know where their servers are. We resolved the issue by activating our other transit again.

  6. Re:Seriously? by LordLucless · · Score: 1 · on Comcast Helps Fix Pirate Bay Connection Problems

    If they optimize their network as well as they optimize the images on their website, I can see why they ran into trouble.

    (For those who are capped and can't afford the bandwidth anymore, that's a ~350kb, 250x400 image)

  7. Re:Seriously? by jaxtherat · · Score: 5, Informative · on Comcast Helps Fix Pirate Bay Connection Problems

    "Serious Tubes Networks"? What is it, an ISP run by /b/tards?

    Looks that way! http://serioustubes.org/