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The tracker works under Python 2.2 and supports 3.3 clients properly.

This version fixes lots of bugs, adds more bandwidth savings, and improves support for peers behind dynamic IPs.

The client no longer complains about tracker connection problems when transfers are still going. Poorly seeded torrents now get out faster.

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Better network utilization and more consistent download rates have been achieved. Files now only get allocated as they're downloaded, and don't fragment the hard drive.This version is enhanced with new features to make BitTorrent even more robust and easier to use.The Windows build now takes command-line parameters. This release features massive performance improvements, and now supports read-only files.Massive performance improvements and some bugfixes were made.A polished UI, improved upload and download rate estimation, a new GUI for making metainfo files, and some bugfixes.Minor cleanups, finalizing the protocol, and removal of version checking (which happened in release 3.0).

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Fixed for all the tweaks and minor issues which showed up in the last trial run, and new support for building.

Bitfields have been made big-endian for consistency.

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Reporting of disk full and rejected by tracker has been fixed.

This will hopefully be the last release with a version check on startup - if there are no big snags in the next deployment, the version check will be removed in the next release. Deployments which have too many downloaders behind NAT can now keep them out with the tracker option, -nonat 1. The publication process has been greatly cleaned up and simplified.

This release contains major performance enhancements and bugfixes.

It should scale comfortably to thousands of simultaneous downloaders now.

A crippling bug in the download logic has been fixed.

Huge internal performance improvements, changes to the protocol to substantially reduce overhead, and Tracker now keeps track of which peers are still up, greatly improving scaling.

In this release, the tracker has been rewritten to use asynchronous I/O, so it no longer has the hanging problems which plagued it before.

That one barely worked at all this one is much better.

A massive bug in the last release has been fixed.

This should be the last backwards-incompatible release. The protocol has been reworked to be much more secure, and now uses a fixed port. Much better error-handling and multi-file support were added, so multiple files can be downloaded with a single click.

Significant UI enhancements were made, including progress meters on file allocation and resuming.

Major performance enhancements, including peers reciprocating uploads more responsively.

There are a huge number of small stability and performance enhancements, none of them directly impacting the interface.

The UI is much nicer, and now looks like a real GUI.

Unix installation was simplified, and many small improvements were added.

Usage of TCP buffering was also greatly improved. For this release, the upload/download logic was thoroughly rewritten to use a tit-for-tat bandwidth trading strategy.A clean shutdown, small improvements, and bugfixes added. The publisher now stores metadata in files, so it doesn't have to re-scan files every time it restarts, and the tracker now stores publisher and downloader information persistently, so downloads start working again as soon as it restarts. Monothreading was added which gave vast performance increases. It is now completely graphical and works in mozilla/netscape under UNIX. This release has extensive user feedback and download resuming.Several major changes were made to the protocol, which is now frozen.A fix for a serious problem which was keeping it from using a whole net connection, a complete rewrite of Downloader.py, and other minor tweaks.The UI has been rewritten to be very simple and easier to use.It should now work under Windows and MacOS X.

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The C code has been modified to use an altogether more reasonable library which doesn't abuse the C preprocessor.

Several stability and performance improvements.

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