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[gift-devel] [ gift-Bugs-3058293 ] Feature request: Integrate libtorrent.

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Bugs item #3058293, was opened at 2010-09-02 19:44
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Status: Open
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Priority: 5
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Submitted By: Navid Zamani (evi1m4chine_)
Assigned to: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Summary: Feature request: Integrate libtorrent.

Initial Comment:
Hey, I can’t believe nobody asked this already (I checked), but since there is the very impressive libtorrent, and giFT is modular, this would be the perfect combination. BitTorrent is knowingly the largest network. And this would finally allow users, to replace mldonkey on headless servers with giFT. (The requirements for this, are to allow a headless multi-protocol server with at least the biggest networks [BitTorrent, Gnutella, maybe eDonkey/Overnet/Kad])

Shouldn’t be that hard, since both giFT and libtorrent were practically designed for integration from the very beginning on.
With a bit of luck, one could ask the developers of Sancho, to implement giFT’s protocol.

By the way: I bet you could get lots of ideas from mlDonkey, if you haven’t already. It was a great piece of software, as long as it was maintained. Very configurable. And the RSS feature is still my favorite, in combination with eztv.it.

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and hit him on the shin. "Wow!" he yelled, grabbing his ankle with both
hands. "Never mind your leg," shouted Adrian. "Jump on or you'll be
left." Billie tried to obey, but the car was now under headway and
although he sprinted his best, he was soon left behind. Adrian started
to jump off the car, but seeing his intention Billie called to him not
to do it. "I'll get there some time," he called. "Just tell them I'm
coming," and he stood in the middle of the track looking ruefully after
the rapidly disappearing car. After some moments he picked up the
claw-bar and threw it spitefully into the ditch beside the track, as
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immediate vicinity, bringing into vague relief the well-ordered masses
of cargo, and ending suddenly against a hard wall of dark as palpable as
a barrier of stone. The air was heavy with musty sweetness and with
yellow smoke which streaked lazily past the lantern globe--and with
silence, save for the dull roar in the adjoining hold. "Make a stand
right here," and Dan's voice sounded hollow through the gloom. "Stand
right here. You've got water in your hose; I want that bulkhead kept
soaked. Let her go." As the streams of water plunged against the steel
wall Dan turned to his employer. "You wanted to speak to me, Mr.
Howland?" "Yes, I want to compliment you on your discipline and--and
what is the exact situation?" "Not so good; but a working chance. It
will be a short and sharp go; for the hold's lined with tar and sugar
reek--otherwise the cotton might go for days. It won't in that hold,
though. The fight'll be right here. If it breaks through into this we've
got to run; if not, it will burn out where it is." "What are the chances
that it won't?" "Why, you know more about the structural strength of
this boat than I do. To be honest, I never liked your bulkheads, else I
would have opened a stop-cock and flooded the hold long ago. Still, what
water would burst through, fire might not." Horace Howland, who had paid
his own price for the _Tampico_, and who by the same token had his own
opinion of her, said nothing. "I have arranged about the boats," resumed
Dan. "If the worst comes, my men know what to do and they are the men to
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ponies. They've all got white web-reins that are sure to stretch or
slip!" "And," said Kittiwynk, dancing to take the stiffness out of her,
"they carry their whips in their hands instead of on their wrists. Hah!"
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that way," said The Maltese Cat. "I've fallen over every square yard of
the Malta ground, and I ought to know." He quivered his little,
flea-bitten withers just to show how satisfied he felt; but his heart
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taken, with an old rifle, as part payment for a racing debt, The Maltese
Cat had played and preached polo to the Skidars' team on the Skidars'
stony pologround. Now a polo-pony is like a poet. If he is born with a
love for the game, he can be made. The Maltese Cat knew that bamboos
grew solely in order that poloballs might be turned from their roots,
that grain was given to ponies to keep them in hard condition, and that
ponies were shod to prevent them slipping on a turn. But, besides all
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slaves; and, as he has more than once said, it changed the course of
Col. T. W. Higginson's life and made him an abolitionist. "As it was the
first anti-slavery work ever printed in America in book form, so," says
Col. Higginson, "I have always thought it the ablest." Whittier says,
"It is no exaggeration to say that no man or woman at that period
rendered more substantial service to the cause of freedom, or made such
a 'great renunciation' in doing it." Turning from the real world, which
was becoming too hard for her, Mrs. Child took refuge in dreamland and
wrote "Philothea: a story of Ancient Greece," published in 1835. Critics
have objected that this delightful romance is not an exact reproduction
of Greek life, but is Hamlet a reproduction of anything that ever
happened in Denmark, or Browning's Saul of anything that could have
happened in Judea, a thousand years before Christ? To Lowell, Mrs. Child
was and remained "Philothea." Higginson says that the lines in which
Lowell describes her in the "Fable for Critics," are the one passage of
pure poetry it contains, and at the same time the most charming sketch
ever made of Mrs. Child. "There comes Philothea, her face all aglow; She
has just been dividing some poor creature's woe, And can't tell which
pleases her most--to relieve His want, or his story to hear and believe.
No doubt against many deep griefs she prevails, For her ear is the
refuge of destitute tales; She knows well that silence is sorrow's best
food, And that talking draws off from the heart its bad blood." In 1836,
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enterprise of great promise, but has taken half a century, in this
country, to become a profitable industry. Mrs. Child's letters from 1838
to 1841 are dated from Northampton, where she is assisting to work out
the "Beet Sugar" experiment. It would have been a rather grinding
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rabbi.' In the confusion occasioned by the breaking up of the company,
the tutor and his pupil--the latter of whom had naturally dropped into
the less ostentatious posture of a quadruped--were forgotten, or at
least overlooked, by the crowd of courtiers, who rushed to congratulate
Mar Yusef, or laid their heads together, to whisper their surprise or
their suspicions. Titus, therefore, having briefly given directions to
Timothy to take care that the book was removed, and to see the patriarch
home, and make an excuse for his staying behind, slipped with his
amiable charge through a side-door into the garden, where he seated
himself on a bench, while his companion stood opposite to him on his
hind legs, looking wistfully, he almost thought reproachfully, in his
face. In truth, Titus was conscious that he had tried the temper of his
pupil, and was afraid to let him loose before company, or, indeed, to
let him go into company at all, until he should have brought him into
good-humour. He had provided himself with ample means of doing this; and
having produced more than one honey-cake, and several other good things,
and laid them on the bench beside him, he did not hesitate to unmuzzle
his friend, and a merry meal they made together. If the master was
rendered happy by the issue of an experiment which

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intimate _friends_; or else, a large circle of acquaintances; or both.
I'm not speaking of parties, for me. No man of course cares about all
that sort of rot; it's only for you; women like going out as a rule." "I
didn't care much about the sort of society you introduced me to when we
first married. I didn't like any of them much." "What's the matter with
them?" he asked. He knew she had always felt morbidly and bitterly out
of it because she mistakenly believed that everybody was interested in
the fact that her grandfather had made a fortune in treacle, and that
her husband was Lord Wantage's nephew. As a matter of fact, no one who
came to the house cared in the slightest degree about either of these
circumstances (even if they knew them) but merely wished candidly to
enjoy themselves in a large, jolly, hospitable house, owned by a very
attractive man with a large number of amusing friends and, apparently, a
harmless and good-natured little wife. Mary detested and soon put a stop
to intimate or Bohemian friends who sat up all night smoking, talking
art or literature, or being musical; and she managed rapidly to reduce
their circle to a much smaller one at a much greater distance. She had
not a single intimate friend. With women she only exchanged cards.
"What's wrong with them all?" Nigel repeated, for he was beginning to
lose patience. "Oh! their manners are all right. If you really want to
know what I think of the whole set--I mean that sort of half-clever,
half-smart set you were in--the barrist

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probably in the belief that, being a Southern man, he would eventually
throw his fortunes with the South. On the 21st of November Major
Anderson arrived at the fort, and on the 23d of the same month he wrote
to Secretary Floyd as follows:-- Fort Sumter and Castle Pinckney _must_
be garrisoned immediately if the government determines to keep command
of the harbor.[2] In the same letter he also expressed the opinion that
the people of South Carolina intended t

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consent to have, fellowship with any synod which tolerates the 'Jewish
opinions' or 'chiliastic opinions' condemned in the Seventeenth Article
of the Augsburg Confession. 3. The points on which our Confession has
not been explicit, or on which its testimony is not at present
interpreted in precisely the same way by persons equally intelligent and
honest, and equally unreserved and worthy of belief in the profession of
adherence to the Confessions, should continue to be the subject of calm,
thorough, Scriptural, and prayerful investigation, until we shall see
perfectly eye to eye both as regards the teaching of God's Word and the
testimony of our Church." (_Doc. Hist._, 207.) According to the General
Council, then, while the gross and carnal millennialism of the Jews must
be rejected, there is a chiliasm which should be tolerated and continue
to be the subject of further prayerful research. Pastors Bading,
Adelbert, and Klingmann of the Wisconsin Synod, however, immediately,
protested that they "rejected every form of chiliasm as against the
Scriptures and the Confessions." 130. Kind of Chiliasm Tolerated.--The
chiliasm which had always been advocated by members of the General
Synod, and which the General Council refused to reject, was of

[gift-devel] Circle 12.00 ------ 96.

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succeeded in raising the $16,000 necessary to meet the current expenses
of the year. At the anniversary exercises there were no graduates from
the college department this year. Thirteen pupils, all girls, from the
normal department, read their essays and received their certificates of
graduation. The number of the class is supposed to be unfortunate, but
there was nothing amiss in the quality of the essays they read. They
were all good, but the absence of any male voice left the class somewhat
in the condition of a choir without a baas. There was a noticeable
difference in one respect between the essays on this occasion and those
at Hampton. Here there was no local or race tone. If I had closed my
eyes, I might have thought myself at

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absence of all government. It would be libertinism or lawlessness. The
great majority of men, from the earliest ages of the world to the
present time, have been under the control of tyrants, and have known
little exemption from despotic rule. There is not a single Pagan,
Mahomedan, or anti-Christian country to-day in which the spirit of
liberty has an abiding place. She may have brooded over them at
intervals, but, like Noah's bird, found no resting place. The influence
of the Bible preventing the young, the mature, and the aged from crime,
causing men and women to love and respect our humanity, is of necessity
_to the same extent_ the very life of civil government, and consequently
the life of civil liberty. It has been said the Bible is the great
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