Bit torrent won't download

I am trying to download bittorrent to my TS600 and it says "This publisher has been blocked from running software on your machine" How can I unblock them?

Hi,
Go to Control Panel and click internet options, click on the content tab, then click on certificates. Click on Untrusted Publishers (you may need to scroll right using the arrows in the top of this window), highlight the publisher you wish to remove from this list and click Remove.
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Bit Torrent - won't download on specific computer

I'm suddenly having issues with bit torrents downloading on my desktop computer. I have tried multiple programs (deluge, transmission, and my daily use qbittorrent). I've also tried with a separate user account. On the same network, my laptop will work just fine (both connected wirelessly), so think its something system-related. I even tried setting a manual port and port-forwarding via the router. No matter the tracker it won't connect and just stall out. I've tried reinstalling (libktorrent libtorrent libtorrent-rasterbar transmission-qt qbittorrent), but nothing seems to affect it. What am I missing here?

It's not going to be an issue with port forwarding. Bittorrent will work even if no ports are forwarded, you'll just see less peers connected.
You say it can't even connect to the tracker? That sounds like you have a deeper networking problem not specific to Bittorrent. I would check your network configuration. Check your DNS servers, IP address (Make sure no two computers on your network have the same IP address. That creates a conflict and causes all kinds of nasty and sometimes unpredictable problems), default gateway, and any firewall/iptables configuration you may have.
Another possibility if other internet applications are working on that machine is that your problem only affects UDP (HTTP web traffic uses TCP.) A lot of Bittorrent trackers are switching from TCP to UDP. There's a quick way to test UDP connectivity. First, install nmap (pacman -S nmap) Then, as root, run
nmap -p 60,80 -sU tracker.openbittorrent.com
This is the expected result:
Starting Nmap 6.46 ( http://nmap.org ) at 2014-07-10 04:56 CDT
Nmap scan report for tracker.openbittorrent.com (31.172.63.253)
Host is up (0.21s latency).
Other addresses for tracker.openbittorrent.com (not scanned): 31.172.63.252
PORT STATE SERVICE
60/udp closed unknown
80/udp open|filtered http
Nmap done: 1 IP address (1 host up) scanned in 5.74 seconds
Note the state of the ports. The tracker is running on port 80 but since open UDP ports don't send a response back, nmap can't be sure if the port is truly open or if it's being filtered by a firewall. That's why I also scanned the dummy port 60 so nmap would receive a closed response. If nmap can differentiate between open and closed ports as demonstrated here, it means you're successfully sending and receiving UDP packets. If it can't, you've got a deeper networking issue you need to solve.
Also, if you wish to test a TCP tracker, simply change the -sU to a -sS (and obviously change the ports and hostname since openbittorrent doesn't run a TCP tracker.)

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I am running Lightroom 6 in conjunction with 64 bit Photoshop CS6. I need to install Camera Raw 9 plus other relevan updates for the Adobe Design and Web Premium CS6 package. Running Adobe Application manager finds the relevant updates but won't download / install them. Clicking the update button results in an error message "Application Manager has stopped working". This is a windows system running 64 bit Windows 7

update manually:
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cc updates: http://prodesigntools.com/adobe-cc-updates-direct-links-windows.html
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i want to start by saying that im new to the p2p technology so if my question is dumb i apologize with advance. I just downloaded a movie using bit torrent and i noticed that i came in a different format that i havent seen before (xvid.001...). There are 51 files so i was just wondering if someone could tell how to compress the file so i can watch the movie. i already tried to play them with divx player and i didnt work. I also tried to burn them with toaster as divx disc, and ii didnt work as well
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There are 51 files so i was just wondering if someone could tell how to compress the file
If a file is split into 50 pieces, that's most likely split with RAR. One of the oldest UnRAR programs for Macs is 'unRarX.' It's reliable and in Universal Binary. But it's a little slow in combining pieces. In this respect, RAR Expander is better and about twice faster. Those two titles are both free.

Bit torrent downloads crash finder

Every time I leave a bit torrent download/upload running it crashes Finder. This happened when I was running Mac OS X 10.5, as well as after I upgraded to 10.6. This occurs with no matter what bit torrent application I use to handle the torrents. I've deleted the programs and all associated files, did a clean install of the application and get the same result. It used to happen when I had more than one torrent going at a time, but now it's occurring even with just one. My iMac is just over a year old, none of my resources are tapped (processor, memory, disk activity) when this happens, it just freezes. I just can't figure out why this is happening. Thanks.

You say it crashes Finder then you say it freezes, which is it?
Do you have a Finder window open to look at the directory that is
involved in the download?
If so, try doing it without having a Finder window open for that
directory and see if it makes a difference.
There have been a number of topics about Finder issues involving
downloading of audio/visual files - something to do with Quicklook
attempting to use a partially downloaded file.
Dave

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Anyone know of a Bit Torrent client that is already usable with the new iMac?
I have always used Azureus but it won't even start up on the new machine...
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I followed this link on another forum post and
downloaded a newly patched copy of Azureus that works
perfect on my Core Duo.
http://forum.osx86project.org/index.php?showtopic=4814
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I have been running Mozilla Thunderbird since the beginning of the year.
I have always had problems, but it seems to be getting worse.
It won't download messages, it won't save messages at the time you send them, instead a window runs for ages saying:
"Copying messages to saved folder"
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i got a new phone 2-3 weeks ago and they set up everything with my I cloud and downloaded everything but only 100 of my pictures downloaded the other 500 still haven't downloaded and I have hooked up to several wifi sources and they just won't download, how do I get them to download?

Hi ty33,
I apologize, I'm a bit unclear on the exact nature of the issue you are describing. If you are talking about issues completing a restore from an iCloud backup, you may find the following article helpful:
If you need help restoring an iCloud backup
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS4036
On the other hand, if you are talking about issues pulling down photos from your Photo Stream to your new device, you may find these articles more useful:
iCloud: My Photo Stream FAQ
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4486
Archive or make copies of your iCloud data
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4910
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Unmappable or stealth port when using Transmission bit torrent

I'm running transmission bit torrent on my mac right now and I'm getting really slow connections, if any at all.
I have gone through the port forwarding procedure and it didn't seem to help
Here is what happens
I open Transmission and check the advanced preferences, and it says the port is open and successfully mapped. Then, anywhere from 5 minutes onward of the program running the port goes stealth and sometimes is not mappable.
Help?

So, you've opened the ports, both TCP and UDP on your Powerbook mac firewall (you have to define an entry to do that on the sharing/firewall preference pane), you don't have 'stop UDP' checked on the sharing/firewall/advance tab, you've defined the same port range on your wireless router in the gaming or port forwarding section, again indicating 'both' instead of just TCP ... correct on those?
If yes on those steps, have you tried another program besides Transmission? Bittorent is one option at http://download.bittorrent.com/dl/ (stick with one of the early 4.1.n OS X releases, as release 5 is banned on some sites). Or Bits on Wheels at http://www.bitsonwheels.com/ is another that works on OS X.

Using Bit Torrent

Hello,
Increasingly I am getting requests from legal site to download their video or Audio content using bit torrent. I have installed the lastest version on my iMac G5 but nothing downloads. Do I need to turn something on or off, I need help please.
Thank you
iMac G5 Mac OS X (10.4.6) 1 gig ram

Hi Brad,
The more ports you enable for torrents the faster your transfer speeds. Typically you can enable TCP 6881-6999 (range of ports). If you use MacOS X's built-in firewall, follow these steps.
1. Open System Preferences.
2. Click Sharing.
3. Select the Firewall tab.
4. Click the New... button.
5. Click the popup menu in the dialog that appears, and choose Other....
6. In the Port Number, Range, or Series field, enter 6881-6999.
7. In the Name field, enter BitTorrent (or any other identifying string.)
8. Click OK.
If you use any other firewall follow its instructions to enable TCP 6881-6999 (range of ports).
If you want to understand how it works, you can find a good FAQ&Guide here: http://btfaq.com/serve/cache/1.html
Macs running 9.x, Macs running 10.4.x, SGI workstations running Irix 6.5.xssion.
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Azareus - Bit Torrent

I was told this is a good bit torrent for Macs. Does anyone recommend a trustworthy web site to download this application? Also, any pitfalls I should be aware of with this program?
Thanks,
McB

Versiontracker.com is a great place for share/freeware.

Effectively blocking Bit Torrent

I am using BackTrack 5 to help monitor Bit Torrent since I have been completely ineffective in blocking it via my Cisco 5505 Firewall. I have now seen several outbound TCP connections with the connection being to my firewall's IP address. I am a rookie when it comes to using Cisco's rather clunky interface and am struggling with this. I am a software developer with very few networking skills in a company of 5! Can anyone help with the proper way to block bit torrent downloads on my Cisco asa 5505 or tell me why my BackTrack system is telling me that the firewall is connecting to the pirate bay?
Thanks in advance for any help you can give me!

It would help if you provided a white-washed network diagram to see where the BackTrack software is installed, listening to traffic. Now if I were a betting person, I would lay good odds that the address BackTrack sees is the same NAT IP used for traffic to go to Internet and BackTrack is listening to traffic after it exits the ASA.
One of the things I have to be beneficial on many levels is implementing a software which uses netflow to track traffic, Scrutinizer for instance. You have all interfaces on the ASA monitored and create filters to look into almost anything crossing the ASA. (Not to plug Scrutinizer, just found it to be the best.)
Another benefit is to use it to see what applications, users, etc are eating traffic. I found a company which released new code to their web servers that did not compress pdf's after being generated, part of new code. As a result we saw a significant portion of the network traffic increase, almost double, and would not have found the culprit had it not been for netflow.

Bit Torrent

Can anyone recommend one for the Mac, because the ones that I've used are SO slow for some reason. Should they be?

Azureus is a nice client. I use it regularly for LEGALLY sharing concert recordings. (I stress LEGAL to avoid the wrath of folks who think that bit torrent is only used for illicit activities. The stuff I share is permitted by the bands themselves, those with taper-friendly policies.)
Anyway, Azureus regularly gives me upload and download speeds exceeding 200k/second. The trick is to configure the client properly so it isn't hampered by firewalls. Read the documentation and consult online BT sites for further assistance, and I'm sure you'll be pleased with that client.
Others I've tried have been the official BT client and Tomato Torrent. Both of those are good, too, though I've settled on Azureus due to its extended set of features (such as the ability to grab just one song rather than the entire show.)
Hope this helps!

Bit torrent crashes airport extreme

Hi, I am currently on my 3rd airport extreme, but the first one was just sold and replaced to upgrade to gigabit. However the second is because Apple sent me a new one. The reason for this is it was continuously crashing and we couldn't figure out why. When I got the new one it didn't take long for it to start crashing too, which is what made me consider everything that was common between the two airports that could cause both to crash and I think I have found it. Its bit torrent. The airport will work perfectly all day long, but if I launch Azureus and start downloading, and I'm only connecting to maybe 4 peers at a time and at about 30kb/sec, the airport will crash within 40 minuets with almost 100 percent certainty. I am curious as to how many people may be able to narrow down their airport crashes to the running of bit torrent.

I've been struggling (understatement) with this for about 2 weeks now.
I began back up running a few torrents - very low key, pissy stuff. The internet has been going down as much as 6 times a day. But it's not the AEBS - My modem shuts down as well cuz we tried a computer hardwired to it. Both modem & router needed rebooting. Modem pings fine from the ISP and all modem lights appear fine despite no internet when directly wired to modem. I have Comcast. (sadly)
So seriously... this fix is working for everyone?
But fine... why would this all affect the modem itself? Comcasts insists they aren't throttling/shutting me down. Yet, today I've been plugged into the modem directly and the internet blowouts have stopped. Almost like the Extreme was telling the Modem to shut me down.
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