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Depends on who's owning the folder. Try 755 or 777 if it doesn't solve it. If you still get the error, try editing the file as I suggested in my first post.
2009-08-02 12:15:36 UTC in w3btorrent
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You can change line 91 in inc/class/hdc.class.php from "fclose($dopen);" to "@fclose($dopen);", but I would rather try to solve the issue other wise.
Do you get any files listed? what if you click on a directory, does it work? do you have proper rights for the download directory?.
2009-08-01 17:10:31 UTC in w3btorrent
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They indicate torrent status with same meaning as other torrent clients. Green means it's running and working. Red means not connected.
2009-07-15 20:36:50 UTC in w3btorrent
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Try uploading a file from your computer. A file you know are a torrent file.
2009-07-13 09:08:21 UTC in w3btorrent
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Hello
The error clearly says "the file you try to download are not a torrent file". Try downloading the file and upload it manually or try some other file from another site.
2009-07-13 08:35:57 UTC in w3btorrent
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Hello
It looks like you got a newer or older version of ctorrent. A version were something has changed to be incompatible with w3btorrent ctorrent-check. It may work, but the check in w3btorrent is wrong. This can probably be fixed easy. You might even be able to manually change the config.
2009-06-01 12:32:02 UTC in w3btorrent
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I used to run w3btorrent on my own server. I don't anymore. I recommend you to choose something different than godaddy.
2009-05-25 20:25:09 UTC in w3btorrent
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w3btorrent is coded with security in mind and store it's password with double hashing, md5 and sha1. Going in that way should be impossible. It's been open source for a while and no one has notified me with any flaws.
w3btorrent use torrent as download core, if ctorrent has holes you can't be safe, but I don't know of any. ctorrent should be able to handle that big amout of data and higher.
2009-05-25 18:44:44 UTC in w3btorrent
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Did you try the demo? http://w3btorrent.sourceforge.net/demo/
w3btorrent is just like your torrent client, but it runs on a webserver. You control it remotely through your browser and torrents run even if you close browser or turn of your computer. As long as your webhotel provider allow required functions for w3btorrent and ports, it should work.
2009-05-25 17:01:06 UTC in w3btorrent
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You can just remove these steps from the ctcs.class.php. They are basically optional, but is nice to have if something should hang. Will put your conclusion in to-do so I can make a work around for it in the feature.
2009-04-28 17:04:45 UTC in w3btorrent
