Maps via Gnutella (Shareaza, Limewire, Bearshare, etc.)

lazorwolf · Post by **lazorwolf** » 25 Sep 2006, 07:52

Anyone still using Gnutella P2P apps? If so here are some magnet links to my map files to take the load off of the various map servers:

The_Pass_V2.sd7:
magnet:?xt=urn:bitprint:PP2FM7IPORDNUTLE4I77CUPCZE3FJDGP.2ZJ3POASAKT46UK2XIE56GZSSA55CSHEZP4265Q&dn=The_Pass_V2.sd7
Supreme Battlefield.sd7:
magnet:?xt=urn:bitprint:2YX2MVUR7QNHFKYIIEKZFZPJXR6KVY4I.R6LISQRJST5VX56GKBPVUOOBWGG5ZJE7MKFOXRY&dn=Supreme%20Battlefield.sd7
supcom.sd7:
magnet:?xt=urn:bitprint:3TBMU5ZH2LUPXKOZ3F3TNUEVYVYAVEIX.2K7UGTBLK6RZHNY2ZIEKJHCOUHHRF7ST7MH7OOA&dn=supcom.sd7
SpeedMetalDuo v2.sd7:
magnet:?xt=urn:bitprint:7XOO5OQ5YAPFBPJFY2A6XFU3I6ULSOMM.NC23P6RDQ4SNAAXOAEQWDPVQYNC2UEAV43ZIH4I&dn=SpeedMetalDuo%20v2.sd7
SpeedMetal.sd7:
magnet:?xt=urn:bitprint:WTBBEDMWBEPXV2CRHYP3E5FDJA6EZB3X.CHJNAIXKUPIH7ZHJIUPPASD6NGEZMX6F4BBDFZQ&dn=SpeedMetal.sd7
SmallDivide.sd7:
magnet:?xt=urn:bitprint:3ZJTFBOUAXKXKGDOBGJ7R3RKSQ5FK43C.G33PKQSQWRGXLHHFTRZGKQWAC7ASOZNGJW4JIBQ&dn=SmallDivide.sd7
Small Supreme Battlefield.sd7:
magnet:?xt=urn:bitprint:LT4EB3CHV3X75YAY7C7D7AIMCJ4QU5AW.SY7KSEU3447C4PONBNO7GWUMK7DJGTNWCUL7WAY&dn=Small%20Supreme%20Battlefield.sd7
Pydah-Pass-V2.sd7:
magnet:?xt=urn:bitprint:TJWPUEXDD3TPTAOV3V3A2RATX5IB7UKO.C7SPEKJSJMZ7UIOBHVUS24MBS6NB5F7YLRTUECQ&dn=Pydah-Pass-V2.sd7
Mountain Siege.sd7:
magnet:?xt=urn:bitprint:E3B2XIETF2THFQPQH2KZ4I6MQGPCCPRR.LOBJDZ52Y53E3QQAE3YHQTOUSRCPODO4K5WYX5Q&dn=Mountain%20Siege.sd7
Mars.sd7:
magnet:?xt=urn:bitprint:JVVZCSQBMDVSC3NLJQ3V36CMIKXX6AHM.ZDKAAP4J4T6QI2TIB6B3WP5LSFCT6ZAWBW53SPA&dn=Mars.sd7
Green_Fields.sd7:
magnet:?xt=urn:bitprint:3UQJ56JZYG5SSPIMZCAC3PB3CGNKPQQ7.G2R7T35247B2VVXOWYC4Y6SH35QW3Z7XV43GBGQ&dn=Green_Fields.sd7
CenterrockV12.sd7:
magnet:?xt=urn:bitprint:F4ZTZTAGV7LEUZDPKJ25C3VNOSXGXEOF.TRLHQLYUH2VR4D6KYAA6OGIYBQKWBKLZ2IDRBMY&dn=CenterrockV12.sd7
Brazillian_BattlefieldV2.sd7:
magnet:?xt=urn:bitprint:6NEPYSHT5MTGFGGWPYZEDKQRDS2CZP6R.LON7UMI4D3QA3KSKYBZWNRRK3PBHYWTMGJH6FHA&dn=Brazillian_BattlefieldV2.sd7
AncientArena_v2.sd7:
magnet:?xt=urn:bitprint:MMIB2TYUN75FKKCTZW2FTO24DV2Z57AT.F6RVGR7BL6SGLN4HE7337DANIJSHDTKV2KF4MXY&dn=AncientArena_v2.sd7
Altored_Divide.sd7:
magnet:?xt=urn:bitprint:DI73TUO5UIVHAOUQPIFLPLIFW2IXWVT6.GSSVJUUEDCS4J4EWKI72IPXBACHP4HWZIJPKTHQ&dn=Altored_Divide.sd7

In Shareaza, just go to Tools > Download File/Torrent and paste in one of the magnet links. I personally use Shareaza, but Limewire and Bearshare should support magnet links as well.

In Shareaza you can rate files and leave comments, which is nice.

Who knows, maybe this is a horrible idea, but I was just curious to see if it works.

KDR_11k · Post by **KDR_11k** » 25 Sep 2006, 09:25

I think Bittorrent would be a better idea.

Das Bruce · Post by **Das Bruce** » 25 Sep 2006, 11:19

This concept fails. Too much effort to achieve, requires additional programmes to work, theres no need for p2p, the current system is faster, you have to move the files...

IMSabbel · Post by **IMSabbel** » 25 Sep 2006, 12:58

The current system says "map list not found", it requires to use to browser to navigate obscure mirrors, you have to move the files, ect.

Plus it has the server people whining in /general that the bandwith usage is too high.

iamacup · Post by **iamacup** » 25 Sep 2006, 14:09

The current system says "map list not found", it requires to use to browser to navigate obscure mirrors, you have to move the files, ect.

Plus it has the server people whining in /general that the bandwith usage is too high.

has everyone been walking round with their eyes shut.

http://www.unknown-files.net

total bandwidth usage per month = 500 gb

total unused bandwidth per month = 7500 gb (ish)

do the maths.

pintle · Post by **pintle** » 25 Sep 2006, 14:31

and it has teh cool new search-through-the-url feature.

UF ftw

pheldens · Post by **pheldens** » 25 Sep 2006, 14:56

Bittorrent is the best idea. No doubt about it.

lazorwolf · Post by **lazorwolf** » 25 Sep 2006, 15:12

The reason I didn't use bittorrent was because it works best for large files or large packages of files. So a torrent would work for large Map Packs, but those require more work to put together and keep up to date. With Gnutella I just tell it to share my map folder and anytime I download new maps, they're shared automatically.

I know there are some web sites that work just fine, but I just wanted to try out an alternative method. If it worked, there's even a very stable COM version of Gnutella called GnucDNA which could be integrated into the Windows Lobby Client. This way the client doesn't have to point to 1 hard coded URL for map information.

Anyway, like I said, I'm just curious to see if it works. I'm not saying its the best idea ever or that the current system is broken. Just trying something new!

iamacup · Post by **iamacup** » 25 Sep 2006, 15:28

put it this way, im not sharing files if it is ever introduced into the lobby

BlackLiger · Post by **BlackLiger** » 25 Sep 2006, 16:56

Feh, I'd still say torrent indevidual maps also. Be nice and fast :)

pheldens · Post by **pheldens** » 25 Sep 2006, 16:58

Yes bittorrent is only to be used for large files. Like those map bundles. For single maps any distribution will do, there are alot of free fileshosters around like mentioned above.

here's another one, also accepts ftp upload:

http://www.cheapfilehost.com/

lazorwolf · Post by **lazorwolf** » 25 Sep 2006, 16:59

Gnutella can be just as fast. Its just torrents aggregate sources much better (as well as do a better job of encouraging seeding).

But like I said the main reason for using gnutella over torrents is that gnutella will automatically share all of my maps while torrent requires manually creating Torrent files and seeding them and such.

But if you want to try a torrent method, I'd be happy to test it out! Torrents are definitely much more popular than gnutella anymore.

iamacup · Post by **iamacup** » 25 Sep 2006, 16:59

BlackLiger wrote:Feh, I'd still say torrent indevidual maps also. Be nice and fast :)

i doubt it would be fast considering most people have like 20 + times the download speed compaired with upload.

especialy in the UK where BT are just shit.....

rattle · Post by **rattle** » 25 Sep 2006, 17:09

iamacup wins

. I'd agree with a BT tracker housing either one large or several small map packages, sorted by author or something IF it wasn't for UF's nearly limitless bandwidths reserves...

iamacup · Post by **iamacup** » 25 Sep 2006, 17:51

i can make a torrent for all of unknown files, files ...(err....) if people would like. lol large.

ps, there is a tracker installed on unknown files i just need to start it, ill post the info in a min

edit : ok maybe its on iamacup.com i loose track of stuff

http://tracker.iamacup.com:6969/
http://tracker.iamacup.com:6969/announce
http://tracker.iamacup.com:6969/scrape

add anything you want aslong as its not ilegal.

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Maps via Gnutella (Shareaza, Limewire, Bearshare, etc.)

Maps via Gnutella (Shareaza, Limewire, Bearshare, etc.)