P2P Through Firewalls

Posted by ryuzaki0 on Tuesday November 23, 2004 @06:34AM from the file-in-hand-worth-two-in-the-network dept.

An anonymous submitter writes "A few stream-through-firewall applications have been announced recently. p2pnet has an interview with Ian Clarke about his new 'Dijjer' program, which promises to reduce bandwidth requirements from HTTP servers by transparently distributing the load. Slyck.com has an article about LimeWire's new version that offers firewall-to-firewall transfers (code here). [Both Dijjer and LimeWire are GPL'd.] There's also been a lot of discussion on the p2p hackers list about reliable UDP transfers."

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please dont by Spy+Hunter · 2004-11-23 06:36 · Score: 5, Funny

Haha, so much for their "please avoid submitting it to any high-traffic web sites, it is not yet ready for primetime" policy. Good work, anonymous submitter.

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Re:But... by Swamii · 2004-11-23 06:45 · Score: 5, Funny

But... I thought that peer-to-peer sharing was horribly immoral and only used for warez and porn!!

No, it's used for warez, porn and mp3s.

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