 MxxCon
join:1999-11-19
Brooklyn, NY | reply to mocks1
Re: Why Is OOL Selectively Blocking Bit Torrent Pa with the help of another guy i ran network sniffer to see what's going on and it seems like OOL is sending spoofed packets to me(seed) and to destination(leech) with tcp RST switch.
and they do instantly after i transmit how many pieces i have(all).
if at least 1 piece is missing, everything works fine.
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| said by MxxCon:with the help of another guy i ran network sniffer to see what's going on and it seems like OOL is sending spoofed packets to me(seed) and to destination(leech) with tcp RST switch. and they do instantly after i transmit how many pieces i have(all). if at least 1 piece is missing, everything works fine. In my experience, the disconnects after sending the BitField happened even when some pieces where (reported to be) missing. That's why I added the option to adjust the Max number if consecutive bits that could be set in the BitField.
Anyway, I plan to look into this some more, and will post back here if I find anything interesting or useful. |
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SirSanka
join:2000-09-25
Rockaway Park, NY | Hmmm...
I'm not sure yet, but in recent days I have being getting errors while uploading with emule. People seem to connect and after a few seconds, bang!...they're gone with error 10053 and I'm not running a firewall in the PC. |
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I'm not sure yet, but in recent days I have being getting errors while uploading with emule. People seem to connect and after a few seconds, bang!...they're gone with error 10053 and I'm not running a firewall in the PC.
Ya. An error 10053 is "Connection is aborted due to timeout or other failure." Looks like OOL's doing something similar with the EMule as they are to BT. They're also doing something to block WinMX connections too, I think.
Maybe it's time for me to re-consider my hatred for Verizon and go crawling back to them when Fiber gets implemented  |
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