A clone of btpd with my configuration changes.
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  1. btpd 0.11:
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  3. Bug fixes:
  4. - A file descriptor was closed too early, which could cause btpd to exit
  5. with an error message on systems using epoll.
  6. btpd 0.10:
  7. ----------
  8. Misc:
  9. - The protection mode of the ipc socket can now be specified via the new
  10. "--ipcprot" option for btpd.
  11. Bug fixes:
  12. - The pid file is now written correctly.
  13. - btpd's "-d" option now works for relative paths too.
  14. - Add a time out for handshake completion. Prevously btpd could slowly
  15. fill with unused incoming connections.
  16. btpd 0.9:
  17. ---------
  18. Misc:
  19. - Small changes to 'btcli stat' output.
  20. Bug fixes:
  21. - Use correct value for '--prealloc' default.
  22. - Stopped torrents now show correct rates (0kB/s).
  23. - The test of content that has been modified between runs was broken.
  24. btpd 0.8:
  25. ---------
  26. Misc:
  27. - btpd now requires pthreads.
  28. - btpd keeps its logs and other information it needs in its own directory.
  29. $HOME/.btpd is the default location.
  30. - Various changes in btpd options ant btcli use. See '--help'.
  31. - The user chooses where to place content for each torrent.
  32. - Better disk IO performance.
  33. - Configureable disk preallocation to reduce file fragmentation.
  34. - The unchoke algorithm is global instead of per torrent. The number
  35. of peers to upload to is configurable.
  36. - Tracker errors are displayed in 'btcli stat' and most importantly don't
  37. make torrents unload on startup.
  38. - The rates displayed by btcli are now computed in btpd and are averaged
  39. over the last 20 seconds.
  40. - btpd now compares size and mtime of content to see if the resume file is
  41. valid.
  42. Bug fixes:
  43. - Double uninterest messages could be sent to some peers in endgame mode.
  44. - A function was called prematurely which could trigger an assert in rare
  45. cases.
  46. btpd 0.7:
  47. ---------
  48. Bug fixes:
  49. - Some communication stupidities was fixed, resulting in better download
  50. performance.
  51. btpd 0.6:
  52. ---------
  53. Misc:
  54. - Set an upper limit on how much data a peer can request at once.
  55. This protects from running out of memory because of a greedy peer.
  56. - End game is more efficient and uses much less memory.
  57. btpd 0.5:
  58. ---------
  59. Bug fixes:
  60. - The bitfield could be sent too late. This could cause the receiving
  61. peer to close the connection.
  62. btpd 0.4:
  63. ---------
  64. Misc:
  65. - The 0.1 rate limiter is back. It runs at a configurable hz now.
  66. - Added "--bw-hz" option to btpd.
  67. - Multiple have messages can be sent in place of a bitfield.
  68. - If btpd can't write to a peer for 60s, it will be disconnected.
  69. Bug fixes:
  70. - A calculation error made btpd buggy with small torrents.
  71. This caused strange crashes and many reports on bad hashes in the log.
  72. - The bitfield was sent too early. A peer could miss pieces btpd got
  73. while the peer was in handshake.
  74. - Some situations in end game or with bad hashes could cause a crash.
  75. btpd 0.3:
  76. ---------
  77. Misc:
  78. - New download strategy.
  79. - Pipe ten requests instead of five.
  80. - "-d" option added to btpd.
  81. - "--with-warn" option added to configure. The default is now
  82. to compile with warnings off.
  83. Bug fixes:
  84. - It was possible for blocks to remain marked as busy when a peer
  85. choked or was lost, causing a piece download to wait until end game.
  86. - The peer wanted level could get too high during end game.
  87. btpd 0.2:
  88. ---------
  89. Misc:
  90. - A new way to do rate limiting.
  91. - Compact mode is now used when talking to the tracker.
  92. Bug fixes:
  93. - A buffer was too small by four bytes, causing a buffer overflow
  94. on the heap in certain conditions.
  95. - An iteration over a list was unsafe and could cause a crash.
  96. - Unloading a torrent didn't kill peers in handshake for that torrent,
  97. and a crash was possible when the handshake finished.
  98. - The counter for uploaded data was updated too early.
  99. - Fixed illegal operator for test(1) in configure.