Filesharing Review > Part 2: Azureus Optimization and Plugins

http://www.paulstamatiou.com [ PaulStamatiou.com] The SafePeer plugin ensures that your Azureus client does not connect to any IP’s considered to be related to government or media organizations that monitor filesharing traffic, greatly reducing your chances of getting caught for downloading something you should have purchased. Download the latest version of the SafePeer and just drag the folder to the Azureus plugins folder.

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http://acidzebra.blogspot.com [Acidzebra.blogspot.com] Musings from the Void: Azureus: God's Gift To Bittorrent: For the more adventurous among you there's even a webUI or IRC bot so you can remote control Azureus, or (even more hardcore) use XML over HTTP to send commands (Swing, another web interface uses it). Note that I don't use the remote control, I am happy to let the RSS plugin do its magic and just a tad paranoid about allowing remote control from the internet.

TheRavyn dot Organizationhttp://theravyn.org [TheRavyn dot Organization] Never Miss a Television Show Again: One is to download them from the list in the last link I gave you, extract them and drop them in the plugin folder that is located at C:\Program Files\Azureus\plugins or run the Azureus program, Click on Plugins at the top (inbetween Tools and Help) and then click on Installation Wizard. The Wizard will pop up, click on by list from sourceforge.net, and then check the box net to RSS Feed Scanner and SafePeer, along with any other plugins you would like to install.

G4tv.comhttp://www.g4tv.com [G4tv.com] G4 - Attack of the Show: I just wanted to mention Rodi because it's new and may become as popular as BitTorrent in time - especially since it allows for almost complete anonymity. However, because it's new it's also very bleeding-edge beta.

http://acidzebra.blogspot.com [Acidzebra.blogspot.com] Musings from the Void: For the more adventurous among you there's even a webUI or IRC bot so you can remote control Azureus, or (even more hardcore) use XML over HTTP to send commands (Swing, another web interface uses it). Note that I don't use the remote control, I am happy to let the RSS plugin do its magic and just a tad paranoid about allowing remote control from the internet.

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