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no thanks, I agree w/ R4SAS on that
zzz
you're crusading against full scrape but for an html replacement that does the same thing? I don't get it
dr|z3d
no, it doesn't do the same thing.
dr|z3d
the html page only presents a subset of hashes, only those that are active (one or more leeches).
dr|z3d
(in addition to more finegrained stats on the tracker connections)
zzz
it's substantively the same
dr|z3d
I disagree. There's a huge difference in presenting all hashes, and only those hashes that are active.
dr|z3d
And there's a substantive difference in presenting hashes as html vs a scrape url.
dr|z3d
I pencilled in the possibility of putting the hash list behind an http auth p/w as an additional protection.
dr|z3d
zzz: around line 190 in ZzzOTController.java, just a couple of lines to comment out.
dr|z3d
//UDPHandler udp = new UDPHandler(_context, _tunnel.getTunnel(), _zzzot);
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//udp.start();