2010-08-31 03:59:13 PDT
The page
http://www.visigod.com/xbt-tracker/xbt-table-documentation seems to be down, but it is still in google cache.
I'm adding the content of the page here, so this does not get lost.
@olaf: Could you please add this information to the homepage? Thanks.
XBT Table Documentation
Thursday, 08 October 2009 22:43
Table documentation
This document will try to describe the SQL tables that XBT uses. You can jump directly to the table you're interested by clicking in it's name on the list below:
xbt_announce_log
xbt_config
xbt_deny_from_hosts
xbt_files
xbt_files_users
xbt_scrape_log
xbt_users
xbt_announce_log
create table if not exists xbt_announce_log
(
id int not null auto_increment,
ipa int unsigned not null,
port int not null,
event int not null,
info_hash binary(20) not null,
peer_id binary(20) not null,
downloaded bigint unsigned not null,
left0 bigint unsigned not null,
uploaded bigint unsigned not null,
uid int not null,
mtime int not null,
primary key (id)
) engine = myisam;
This table is used by the clients when they announce to the tracker. The fields are:
id - The record id. Each announce will generate an incremental record.
ipa - The client IP address.
port - The client source port. Usually defined in the client torrent program. This field can be used to check if the client is connectable or firewalled.
event - The torrent event. Can be Start, Stop or Completed (need clarification on the values [0,1,2])
info_hash - The torrent hash identifier.
peer_id - The client identifier. In this we can see which program the client is using. See the peer id specifications in theory.org
downloaded - How much has the client has downloaded.
left0 - How much the client needs to complete the torrent (how much is left to download).
uploaded - How much has the client uploaded
uid - The user id (related to the xbt_users table)
mtime - The time (Unix timestamp) of the announce
xbt_config
create table if not exists xbt_config
(
name varchar(255) not null,
value varchar(255) not null
);
The xbt_config is where XBT keeps his configuration values. Please see the XBT Configuration page for more details about the available options. The fields are:
name - The name of the option.
value - The value of the option.
xbt_deny_from_hosts
create table if not exists xbt_deny_from_hosts
(
begin int unsigned not null,
end int unsigned not null
);
The xbt_deny_from_hosts is where XBT checks for banned IP's and/or networks. The fields are:
begin - The first IP address to be banned if specifying a network. The IP to be banned if specifying a host.
end - The last IP address to be banned if specifying a network. The same IP as in the begin field to be banned if specifying a host.
xbt_files
create table if not exists xbt_files
(
fid int not null auto_increment,
info_hash binary(20) not null,
leechers int not null default 0,
seeders int not null default 0,
completed int not null default 0,
flags int not null default 0,
mtime int not null,
ctime int not null,
primary key (fid),
unique key (info_hash)
);
The xbt_files is where it's stored the information about the torrent files. The fields are:
fid - The torrent id (file id).
info_hash - The torrent identifier (torrent hash).
leechers - The current number of leechers for this torrent.
seeders - The current number of seeders for this torrent.
completed - The number of times the torrent was fully downloaded (completed download).
flags - This field is used to communicate with the tracker. 0 - No changes. 1 - Torrent should be deleted. 2 - Torrent was updated.
mtime - Modification time (unix timestamp). Time of last seeders/leechers/completed status update (Updated by Tracker). - Thanks to rmlr for this tip
ctime - Creation time (unix timestamp). Timestamp from when the hash/torrent was added (Created by the frontend).- Thanks to rmlr for this tip
xbt_files_users
create table if not exists xbt_files_users
(
fid int not null,
uid int not null,
active tinyint not null,
announced int not null,
completed int not null,
downloaded bigint unsigned not null,
`left` bigint unsigned not null,
uploaded bigint unsigned not null,
mtime int not null,
unique key (fid, uid),
key (uid)
);
The xbt_files_users table is the "connection" between the torrent and the user. Each torrent that is downloaded or uploaded by a user will create a record here. The fields are:
fid - The torrent identifier (torrent id).
uid - The user identifier (user id).
active - 0 if the user is not active on this torrent. 1 if it's active.
announced - The number of times the user announced this torrent.
completed - 0 if the user hasn't completed the torrent. 1 if the user has completed (has downloaded the torrent completely)
downloaded - How many bytes has the user downloaded from this torrent.
left - How many bytes are left to download.
uploaded - How many bytes has the user uploaded for this torrent.
mtime - The last time (Unix timestamp) the record was updated (usually when the user announces the torrent)
xbt_scrape_log
create table if not exists xbt_scrape_log
(
id int not null auto_increment,
ipa int unsigned not null,
info_hash binary(20),
uid int not null,
mtime int not null,
primary key (id)
) engine = myisam;
The xbt_scrape_log is used when the user scrapes the torrent. It's basically the same as the xbt_announce_log but for scrape. The fields are:
id - The record id. It's an auto incremental value for every record that is added to the table.
ipa - The user IP address.
info_hash - The torrent hash (torrent identifier).
uid - The user ID (user identifier).
mtime - The last time (Unix timestamp) the torrent was scraped. Usually updated when the user scrapes.
xbt_users
create table if not exists xbt_users
(
uid int not null auto_increment,
-- can_leech tinyint not null default 1,
-- wait_time int not null default 0,
-- peers_limit int not null default 0,
-- torrents_limit int not null default 0,
-- torrent_pass char(32) not null,
torrent_pass_version int not null default 0,
downloaded bigint unsigned not null default 0,
uploaded bigint unsigned not null default 0,
primary key (uid)
);
The xbt_users is the user table. It keeps updated records for the users. The fields are:
uid - The user id (user identifier).
can_leech - 0 if the user can't leech (download the files inside the torrent). 1 if the user can. Optional field.
wait_time - The time the user must wait between the date of the torrent and the download. Value in seconds. The default is 0 (no wait time). Optional field.
peers_limit - The number of different computers the user is allowed to use simultaneously. The default is 0 (unlimited). Optional field.
torrents_limit - The number of simultaneous torrents the user is allowed to leech at the same time. The default is 0 (unlimited). Optional field.
torrent_pass - A unique identifier for the user. Each torrent that the user downloads will have the torrent_pass in the announce URL. The user will have the same torrent_pass in every torrent he/she downloads. This is deprecated and replaced by the torrent_pass_version. Optional field.
torrent_pass_version - The new unique identifier for the user. Each time a user downloads a torrent a new key is generated and added to the tracker announce URL (in the torrent). This value is also increased. This way each torrent will have it's own torrent_pass and can't be reused on other torrents.
downloaded - The value of downloaded bytes by the user. A sum of all the "download" values the user has in the xbt_files_users.
uploaded - The value of uploaded bytes by the user. A sum of all the "upload" values the user has in the xbt_files_users.
