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[OWN-the-NWO]

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Quote:Considering we're US hosted, I'm not sure that there's no shit left to hit the fan.

Ah. I assumed you were hosted in Canada. Thinking of moving hosts?

Conno333 knows some people... looked into swedish server hosting for me, and found some prices. The company offers to integrate a php based tracker with the forums into a single page (not frames) and a seemless experience for the end user.

This will be expensive to set up as naturally it requires a lot of php code juggling to make it all work.

I was planning on footing the setup costs myself once I get my money from selling my house, and then to recoop the enourmous setup fee, charging a yearly membership to use it.

The existing tracker would remain as is,... ie: free to use for all.... the new tracker would be private, out of sight, and likely by invitation only. That way we could seed w/e we want behind closed doors, and to hell with the "establishment".

I always said I'd pay.

[ephilution]

Stewart Best replied as follows to my pledge for truce...

Quote:My reply in posted at http://www.truinsight.com as a blog. I have no intention of putting anyone in jail. They have complied with my request and that settles the issue, but it is far deeper than people understand. Read the article and I think you will agree.

I think we can all breathe again... :biggrin:

[yeti]

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Quote:Ah. I assumed you were hosted in Canada. Thinking of moving hosts?

Conno333 knows some people... looked into swedish server hosting for me, and found some prices. The company offers to integrate a php based tracker with the forums into a single page (not frames) and a seemless experience for the end user.

This will be expensive to set up as naturally it requires a lot of php code juggling to make it all work.

I was planning on footing the setup costs myself once I get my money from selling my house, and then to recoop the enourmous setup fee, charging a yearly membership to use it.

The existing tracker would remain as is,... ie: free to use for all.... the new tracker would be private, out of sight, and likely by invitation only. That way we could seed w/e we want behind closed doors, and to hell with the "establishment".

Well, if you need any technical help, I'm your man (been a web programmer since 1995). I'd avoid PHP if possible on a public tracker, but if it's private, security is less of an issue.

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Quote:Ah. I assumed you were hosted in Canada. Thinking of moving hosts?

Conno333 knows some people... looked into swedish server hosting for me, and found some prices. The company offers to integrate a php based tracker with the forums into a single page (not frames) and a seemless experience for the end user.

This will be expensive to set up as naturally it requires a lot of php code juggling to make it all work.

I was planning on footing the setup costs myself once I get my money from selling my house, and then to recoop the enourmous setup fee, charging a yearly membership to use it.

The existing tracker would remain as is,... ie: free to use for all.... the new tracker would be private, out of sight, and likely by invitation only. That way we could seed w/e we want behind closed doors, and to hell with the "establishment".

Well, if you need any technical help, I'm your man (been a web programmer since 1995). I'd avoid PHP if possible on a public tracker, but if it's private, security is less of an issue.

Well I'd also considered (not made up mind) allowing static IP's only. That would keep things broadband for better ratios, plus also allow .htaccess to "deny all" excluding those we do allow. That might hurt DSL, but I'm cable and my IP has been the same for over a year.... until 2 days ago when I switched NIC's.

[yeti]

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Quote:Well, if you need any technical help, I'm your man (been a web programmer since 1995). I'd avoid PHP if possible on a public tracker, but if it's private, security is less of an issue.

Well I'd also considered (not made up mind) allowing static IP's only. That would keep things broadband for better ratios, plus also allow .htaccess to "deny all" excluding those we do allow. That might hurt DSL, but I'm cable and my IP has been the same for over a year.... until 2 days ago when I switched NIC's.

There are other ways to do it without banning dynamic IPs - the vast majority of legitimate customers. Using SSL for authentication, and with session management at the tracker level can ensure the identity of the IPs in the swarm. This would ensure accurate ratios, while disallowing unknown IPs from joining. As an IP changes, a script on the client can re-register on the tracker...

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Quote:Well, if you need any technical help, I'm your man (been a web programmer since 1995). I'd avoid PHP if possible on a public tracker, but if it's private, security is less of an issue.

Well I'd also considered (not made up mind) allowing static IP's only. That would keep things broadband for better ratios, plus also allow .htaccess to "deny all" excluding those we do allow. That might hurt DSL, but I'm cable and my IP has been the same for over a year.... until 2 days ago when I switched NIC's.

There are other ways to do it without banning dynamic IPs - the vast majority of legitimate customers. Using SSL for authentication, and with session management at the tracker level can ensure the identity of the IPs in the swarm. This would ensure accurate ratios, while disallowing unknown IPs from joining. As an IP changes, a script on the client can re-register on the tracker...

So how would I know who's who? If anyone can join and use it from any IP they choose, how do I know anti-p2p etc is verboten?

[yeti]

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Quote:Well I'd also considered (not made up mind) allowing static IP's only. That would keep things broadband for better ratios, plus also allow .htaccess to "deny all" excluding those we do allow. That might hurt DSL, but I'm cable and my IP has been the same for over a year.... until 2 days ago when I switched NIC's.

There are other ways to do it without banning dynamic IPs - the vast majority of legitimate customers. Using SSL for authentication, and with session management at the tracker level can ensure the identity of the IPs in the swarm. This would ensure accurate ratios, while disallowing unknown IPs from joining. As an IP changes, a script on the client can re-register on the tracker...

So how would I know who's who? If anyone can join and use it from any IP they choose, how do I know anti-p2p etc is verboten?

People would have to log in as usual with password authentication. A session would be created which would allow the user to navigate through the site without constantly asking for their password (as is done now). Also, their IP would be logged and tied to the session. When they join a torrent swarm, their IP would be checked against the list of known IPs. If it doesn't match, they can't join the swarm.

Basically, the only difference is that people would have to log in to the tracker site before they can use a torrent file, since their IP will not be accepted unless it's listed as a known IP. As far as I know, this is not the case now.

I believe that you currently can't get to a link to a torrent unless you're registered on the site, but you can still use a torrent file that someone else has placed on their site, or sent via email, since it points to a tracker which doesn't know who you are. Am I wrong about that?

[techsture]

Good news boppers

My Father in law is a retired professor of law at Stamford law school and he read this post and sent Mr Best an email, If and when he solicits a reply i will post the entire Email and thread on this thread.

At the moment he would rather remain anon, but he is willing to post the full discussion up here if the push comes to the shove.

[techsture]

Stewart C. Best to me
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Thanks for writing. My reply to this issue is posted at http://www.truinsight.com for this issue really has little to do with my documentaries, but a much deeper problem. Thanks again for your comments. CC has dropped our documentaries, but we did lose considerable money from the pirates that provide these things.


Stewart
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----- Original Message -----
From: xxxx xxxxxxxxxx
To: enigma@truinsight.com
Sent: Friday, December 22, 2006 6:40 PM
Subject: Con Cen


Mr Best,

I am a retired professor of law from Stanford law school, Stanford university, Palo Alto, Ca.

I have watched with interest your dispute with the online medium website conspiracy central, regarding intellectual works you believe to be in infringement of copyright law.

I have taken the liberty to source the internet for the files you believe to be in infringement of your intellectual rights, The total of bit-torrent capable sites numbers one hundred and fifty three sites with eighty nine individual trackers of such disputed material.

I would remind you that Conspiracy Central is an index listing of people who share between the capable number of sites listed previously, It is of my professional opinion that no amount of your work or rights has ever been represented in any financially negative capacity on the conspiracy central server and as such I would direct you to seek professional advice before taking any further action.

I do not represent "Concen" in any capacity, however i am available for any future correspondence at the below address,

(Dictated by Mr xxxxxxxxxx and signed in his absence by Mrs xxxx xxxxxx, Faculty representative)

x.xxxxxx

xxxx xxxxxx xxxxxxxx
Stanford Law School #323
Stanford, CA 94305
650/ 723-2796






I have had to knock out the names by my father in laws request, but what a fast response!!

[Guest]

He rocks.. if push comes to shove can he do pro bono? Or discounted rates?:)

[Guest]

Quote:Basically, the only difference is that people would have to log in to the tracker site before they can use a torrent file, since their IP will not be accepted unless it's listed as a known IP. As far as I know, this is not the case now.

We can do that right now by simply rebooting the tracker after changing a flag in the config file. But, there goes dumpsites, and also the ability to email important torrents to non-member friends. It's a toss-up.

[blove8.]

Stew Best Wrote:Thanks again for your comments. CC has dropped our documentaries, but we did lose considerable money from the pirates that provide these things.

I don't understand how he figures he lost money. The video sits on Google video for anyone to view or download anytime they'd like. Prior to people sharing it online, who would have even heard of him and his videos in the first place? If anything, the sharing of his file might have produced some buyers. Although, at the rate of $50 per DVD or VHS tape, I highly doubt he sells many of these vids. This guy is what some might call a CLOWN. :fool:

[kingking]

CTRL OGNIR we're behind you don't let this stupid guy get to you in any way remember his stupid and bad (bad in the way bush is killing the iraqis bad) and here in conspiracy central people are smart so if he hits you hit him back :cool:

[jinki]

Here's my email;

Dear Mr Best.

I respectfully ask you to study the distribution models of film makers such as Alex Jones, and Aaron Russo who personally released their films for free download as well as offering them for sale.

This free download distribution model definitively adds credibility to the film maker, as well as maximising the accessibility of the film to the widest possible audience. You are creating pieces of art with (I hope) the intention of enlightening individuals. You are in an amazing position to affect change, and spread your ideas throughout the world consciousness. You are incorrect in your assumption that wanting something for free is hypocritical and indicative of the attitudes of the new world order.

I am astounded that you do not realise that the New World Order system is based on the idea of intellectual property rights and ownership, and that the most powerful way to defeat this economic monopoly is to create and distribute content and ideas freely and without hesitation.

If profits are why you are making films, then you are creating for the wrong genre. Your actions are morally disgusting to me.

If you continue with these malicious lawsuits then you will lose all of your remaining credibility.


Sincerely,

xxxxx

[blove8.]

Nice emails jinki and Ukyo. Also, welcome to the forums. Same goes to you kingking. :smile: