In Windows there's a Client called BitComet.
This client allows u to "ban" certain content, blocking it from being
downloaded. That way you can download just the files you want and it
works. Bittorrent OR bittornado should have a similar option. Haven't
checked it out though, will do when I get ar
Hi,
I myself uses cables, but dialers are a hoax (at least for customers). In ADSL
instead of making the modem/router of ADSL to speak ADSL and Ethernet, it
speaks only ADSL, and the dialer make the talking of ADSL and Ethernet for
you.
In cables, it seems that without a dialer, the cables com
On 22 Sep 2005 01:23:48 +, Oleg Goldshmidt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Geoff,
>
> I readily admit that I don't know much about how bittorrent works, so
> maybe I will say something stupid. Who cares - it will not be the
> first or the last time...
>
> Assuming you use a client with a CLI, an
Geoff,
I readily admit that I don't know much about how bittorrent works, so
maybe I will say something stupid. Who cares - it will not be the
first or the last time...
Assuming you use a client with a CLI, and to download a bunch of files
you do sth like
$ download $files
won't a simple for l
Did it: works great. Thanks.
Yedidyah Bar-David wrote:
On Mon, Sep 19, 2005 at 03:25:59PM +0300, David Harel wrote:
Hi,
I have this old laptop I turned into a firewall. It is only doing IP
forwarding (NAT, MASQUERADING or whatever it takes) using iptables.
I have 256MB ram on it. My idea is
On Wed, 21 Sep 2005, El-al, Netta wrote:
btw, i asked them why they care how much bandwidth i use and they said
something about them paying netvision for the bandwidth usage...
strange... are they basically using netvision's service and charging
users to be the go-between? (oh, and btw, i ha
Hi,
I had this happen as far as price was concerned. I just compared the
price others were getting for the same or more service and threatened to
switch to the other company and I got a better price.
The dialer issue I never even fought though, and you are right the
dailer is a pain, I had no idea
Hello linux-il,
I've a simple php
script (see below) that write to a file the REQUEST METHOD that was
used while calling this script.
means that when I use a
browser to access this script it write to the file "GET"
The problem starts
while I try for example to send an OPTION request t
On Wed, Sep 21, 2005 at 07:36:07PM +0300, Ira Abramov wrote:
> it's not a bug, it's a feature. the torrent does not really care where
> one file begins and another ends, for the torent the entire "package" is
> one large tar. to download sequencially will mean that the algorithm
> needs to change
Quoting Geoffrey S. Mendelson, from the post of Wed, 21 Sep:
> If I am downloading a torrent that contains several parts, let's say
> a linux CD install set, I want the client to finish downloading each
> entire part first, before starting the next.
it's not a bug, it's a feature. the torrent does
Hi,
I'm looking for a bit torrent client that runs under linux and has an
unusual option.
If I am downloading a torrent that contains several parts, let's say
a linux CD install set, I want the client to finish downloading each
entire part first, before starting the next.
For example, the torre
On Wed, 21 Sep 2005, Random Penguin wrote:
Packets sent to apple.com,microsoft.com,ibm.com,fbi.gov all go via
netvision (fbi.gov is only five hops, which is a little spooky)
Your data is faulty... All these are hosted in Israel via akamai or
similar services.
Alon
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Hi list,
I am hoping that somebody from Actcom themselves is reading this list
and will give us some facts. I personally have been very satisfied with
the service I have received from them for the last 2 years. Their
presence at August penguin contradicts the claim of some that they are
no longer
On Wed, Sep 21, 2005 at 04:06:51PM +0300, El-al, Netta wrote:
> btw, i asked them why they care how much bandwidth i use and they said
> something about them paying netvision for the bandwidth usage... strange...
> are they basically using netvision's service and charging users to be the
> go-bet
"Nadav Har'El" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> What's strange about these stories is that they appear to complain
> about usages which don't appear extreme at all. 20 GB for 3 months
> is just 2.5 KB/s (20 kbps), an amount that even a modem user could
> use (say, connected 8 hours a day). If you're
On Wed, Sep 21, 2005 at 03:59:57AM -0700, Alex Shnitman wrote:
> Same story here. I signed up for a year, and after the
> year ended they told me I have too pay 2000 NIS for
> the next year (that's 166 NIS a month!) because of
> high bandwidth usage. So I guess that's what they need
> the monitorin
"El-al, Netta" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> this is what i have to say about actcom: last year i got sick of
> bezeqint's crappy service and their hanging up on me every time i
> uttered the word linux so i switched to actcom. they were a little
> more expensive but offered me a deal for a half a
btw, i asked them why they care how much bandwidth i use and they said
something about them paying netvision for the bandwidth usage... strange...
are they basically using netvision's service and charging users to be the
go-between?
(oh, and btw, i had a problem accessing www.craiglist.org and wh
On Wed, Sep 21, 2005, David Randelman wrote about "RE: Actcom without a dailer
costs more":
> have no contractual limit on my usage, that I paid extra to increase my
> upload to 150kbps and to be fair, I don't think 20GB for 3 months (both TX
> and RX) is abusive of the service.
What's strange ab
After being with Actcom for almost 8 years even when their bandwidth was
crappy, the same things recently happen to me with them- they claimed that
in 3 months I downloaded 20GB of Data and that according to that I should be
paying them 3 times the amount I paid until now (I paid a year in advance)
Same story here. I signed up for a year, and after the
year ended they told me I have too pay 2000 NIS for
the next year (that's 166 NIS a month!) because of
high bandwidth usage. So I guess that's what they need
the monitoring for.
I'm also a happy Netvision customer now. Although
having a static
Ido Kanner wrote:
>Hi list,
>
>Recently I updated my 4 years old account in Actcom (this is my 4th year).
>After watching the price of the account in my office, I found out that I pay a
>lot more for a lot less. That is I pay 760 NIS for 750 without a dialer, while
>at work we pay a lot less for a
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Alon Altman wrote:
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> It seems you're using an mbox file and you have passed the maximum file
> size
> of 4GB. I suggest either switching to maildir or archiving your old LKML
> messages to a different folder.
>
> Alon
>
No, it's only 60Mb -- it
this is what i have to say about actcom:
last year i got sick of bezeqint's crappy service and their hanging up on me
every time i uttered the word linux so i switched to actcom. they were a little
more expensive but offered me a deal for a half a year for fifty something
shekels for 1.5M.
after
Hi,
I had the same problem, but not with the money issue.
When i upgraded my Internet line, they automatically moved me to dialer.
All my body was shaking from anger ;) I called them and fought for my right to continue with DHCP. I finally got it, but a bitter taste still floating in my mouth.
I ha
It seems you're using an mbox file and you have passed the maximum file size
of 4GB. I suggest either switching to maildir or archiving your old LKML
messages to a different folder.
Alon
On Wed, 21 Sep 2005, Leonid Podolny wrote:
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Hi,
For some r
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Hi,
For some reason my procmail rule on LKML broke down. At procmail logs I
see the following:
procmail: Error while writing to "mail/lkml"
procmail: Truncated file to former size
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Subject: Re: [ANNOU
Hi list,
Recently I updated my 4 years old account in Actcom (this is my 4th year).
After watching the price of the account in my office, I found out that I pay a
lot more for a lot less. That is I pay 760 NIS for 750 without a dialer, while
at work we pay a lot less for a faster connection.
BTW
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