P2P Transfer

[EKS]

About:

P2P Transfer is an application that allows you to have multiple machines transfer p2p hashes / torrents to a singel download server, without having to login to the remote server or copying the file manually. Transfers are encrypted to ensure full privacy.

Features:

*Transfer P2P hashes to a download machine from a client machines

*Can handle multiple connections server side

*Can transfer multiple hashes/torrents at once

*Highly encrypted transfer (512bit)

*Automatic updating

Download: ( Requires .NET framework 2 , but installer should check for this )

Download

Limited documentation and screenshots are online: here

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Questions for the community:

Q) Does the describe explain what the program does

Q) Should i add support for translations?

Q) Should both client and server check for updates ?

Q) How usefull do think the program is? Or do most of you using 1 computer for downloading?

Q) What other hashes should i support? ( Currently torrent / ed2k )

Other then that any suggestions are welcome.

Some screenshots attacted.

Edited September 9, 2007 by EKS

[Shof]

I dont understand this problem. Does this allow to save files to a remote computer? If so, why cant you let utorrent just save it to that computer

[EKS]

I dont understand this problem. Does this allow to save files to a remote computer? If so, why cant you let utorrent just save it to that computer

Because then you have to save the file, and then login to that server. This way allows you to click directly on the torrent from your browser and its copyed over to the server, basicly saves time.

If you meant why you dont run the utorrent on the machine, i dont want my gaming machine to run a downloader. Also as i have serveral computers it would be bad that everyone of these computers run utorrent.

[+M2Ys4U Subscriber¹]

uTorrent can automatically load any torrent from a directory, so just FTP it or use a Network Share to transfer it, no need for a separate program to do it - satisfies all of the features on the list (if you use SFTP for the encryption one)

[night_stalker_z]

From my reading, is this a bittorrent client that saves from one server on to another?

[EKS]

uTorrent can automatically load any torrent from a directory, so just FTP it or use a Network Share to transfer it, no need for a separate program to do it - satisfies all of the features on the list (if you use SFTP for the encryption one)

It does remove the need to logint o the server. But it still means you dont need to login on the server, but now instead you have to open a FTP program or Windows share. Also opens the problem with transfering the file over the internet if your using a fileshare.

This is what i mean about my describtion may be faulty.

If you double click on a .torrent file or click on in a brower the default action ( like opening a .rar file will open winrar ) will be to transfer the torrent/hash to the server. Basicly this program helps you save time, and makes the transfer more secure then regular FTP at least.

[EKS]

Not at all, im not explaining it well i guess. If anyone has tested the program and would be willing to actualy to give me a pointer on how explain it better that would be very usefull