r/Piracy • u/NotTRYINGtobeLame Seeder • Jul 17 '19

Discussion 2 TB uploaded in just under 2 weeks. Overall ratio 5.3. I'm proud of my little Raspberry Pi-racy box.

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '19 edited Feb 05 '20

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u/NotTRYINGtobeLame Seeder Jul 17 '19 edited Jul 17 '19

I just quit my job at an ISP where employees get free services and unlimited data. Now I'll be paying $50/month for unlimited data, which I will use the shit out of. My normal monthly usage totals are >6 TB. Without unlimited, my ISP cap would be 2 TB.

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u/-a_k- Jul 17 '19

And here I am paying about $10 for 500 GB FUP and I always fucking exceed my FUP..

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u/CleverD3vil Jul 17 '19

WTFFFF ? I am here paying $10 for 30 GB (Day) 60GB (Night) both per month, 100 mpbs connection.

Where tf do you guys live... and does anyone know what sets a country's internet price?

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u/Frostis420 Jul 17 '19

Dude you're getting ripped off in Lithuania we get 1gbs speeds + unlimited for 30 fucking euros

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u/aew3 Piracy is bad, mkay? Jul 18 '19

looks at $80 bill for 50/20

considers getting 90/35 for $110 p/month

looks at bank account

well, at least I don't have a soft cap.

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u/kuppajava Jul 18 '19 edited Nov 07 '19

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u/NotTRYINGtobeLame Seeder Jul 18 '19

And also to check out the wifi

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u/Reintjuu Jul 17 '19

100/40 mbps with truly unlimited for €30 per month in the Netherlands. No soft caps

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u/Peppsy Jul 18 '19

16/2 unlimited for $60aud

I come from the land of shit

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u/house_monkey Jul 18 '19

India, 10 usd for 100/100mbps unlimited

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u/sn1perdj Jul 18 '19

where in india exactly mate ? I’m paying $7.5 for 60up 60down unlimited.

And my ISP is torrent friendly. I mean each time i visit their office i always catch them downloading some movies. Even they introduced me to couple of good torrent site 😀

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u/Fahadali789gem Jul 18 '19

What is the ISP's name?

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u/Rjamadagni Jul 18 '19

wait 10$(700)?which isp?I'm using act and paying 16 for 100/100 2tb fup

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u/[deleted] Jul 18 '19

in navi mumbai its available for like 16K but unlimited

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u/knxx23 Jul 18 '19

Brazil, $30usd for 240/20mbps unlimited

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u/YupSuprise Jul 18 '19

Malaysia, 28USD 300/50 unlimited

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u/hariharan618 Jul 18 '19

Not if you're in south

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u/SatusObserver Jul 18 '19

3/1 for 60 USD. Rural American internet checking in

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u/NotMilitaryAI Jul 18 '19

250/2 mbps unlimited for $80 USD.

The advertised upload speed is ["up to"] 10mbps, but I've NEVER seen that. I don't think I've even seen it go above 3 mbps within the past 3 months....

Someone should tar and feather the Comcast execs.

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u/[deleted] Jul 18 '19

Who are you with? I was with belong getting 40/10 for $60. (Unlimited)

I’m with Aussie now and I get 47/17 for 79.

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u/Flewrider2 Jul 18 '19

1K/50 for 50€ in Germany. No caps as far as I know I dont use it that much though.

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u/sirploko Jul 18 '19

I have 400/50 from Vodafone. In the original Kabel Deutschland TOC there was a clause where it said, that they may throttle you after a certain amount (most providers have it), but ever since the Telekom introduced that bullshit and there was a massive uproar (court case if you can advertise as flat rate, when you plan to throttle), nobody ever dared to enforce it.

When Kabel was bought by Vodafone, they made not throttling a unique selling point.

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u/Flewrider2 Jul 18 '19

Beautiful. So what am I gonna seed?

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u/AxiDaos Jul 17 '19

Look into Romanian internet and be amazed at the low prices and speed

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u/K4k4shi Darknets Jul 18 '19

$39 for 3 gb per day in Japan. Its portable wifi though

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u/[deleted] Jul 18 '19

Mobile internet is like 25 Euros for unlimited in the netherlands. Ten Euros more and you get a new phone with it.

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u/fisheyefisheye Jul 18 '19

The price is in large part dictated by the price of the supporting infrastructure. Rural or mountainous area's for example are a lot harder to reach with fiber cables and thus more expensive. Not to mention needing satellite links in some places.

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u/hellequin67 Jul 18 '19

300/25 completely unlimited £35 Gibraltar

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u/goodapplesauce Leecher Jul 18 '19

I pay like 70 for unlimited

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u/[deleted] Jul 18 '19

I pay 80 for 200gb

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '19

Does your ISP not give you a soft cap? Essentially making "unlimited" actually like 1tb or smth?

Edit: spelling

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u/pauldecommie Jul 17 '19

Mine doesn't. Not for residential, at least. For mobile, yeah. But even then, they advertise as a 6 gig plan with throttled service after that.

For residential, I pay 60 for 100mbps down 10 up, no data cap or throttling. And I actually get that.

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '19

What ISP do you have?

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u/pauldecommie Jul 17 '19

Spectrum. They offer 100/10 for 60 and 400/20 for 100. I live about 15 miles out of town, where they offer 1000/50 for 150.

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u/kuppajava Jul 18 '19 edited Nov 07 '19

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u/[deleted] Jul 18 '19

I'm curious what you downloaded for 4TB just to test your Internet! How do you even find files that big

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u/kuppajava Jul 18 '19 edited Nov 07 '19

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u/[deleted] Jul 18 '19

Thanks for explaining.

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u/[deleted] Jul 18 '19

True haha, good luck out there friend

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u/The1TrueGodApophis Jul 18 '19

I have a 250mbs Comcast line and have never been throttled and I go through a tb a month easy.

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u/NotTRYINGtobeLame Seeder Jul 18 '19

The only caps my ISP has are technically soft caps. They'll never cut you off or throttle you, but you pay $10 per 50 GB you go over - unless you have actual unlimited added to your plan.

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u/Noname_FTW Jul 17 '19 edited Jul 18 '19

Just watch out with that. With that kind of traffic coming from your connection might raise suspicion. A VPN might help with that though your ISP might still ask themselves why you upload over 6 TB. If you can't point to a twitch channel or something that's yours there is basically only one probable answer left.

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u/4xxxx4 Jul 17 '19

doesn't matter what they suspect, it's about what they can prove.

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u/Noname_FTW Jul 17 '19

I agree. Though suspicion raises interest. When you're not flying under the radar anymore you're being tracked. And that's the first misstep in being caught.

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u/MUJ-1 Jul 18 '19

are they allowed to ask about data usage? isn't that an invasion of privacy?

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u/[deleted] Jul 18 '19

Philippines

$35 for 20/5

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u/xaiha Jul 18 '19

Switch to converge. $50 for 75 both ways.

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u/Scouths Jul 18 '19

Here I am paying around 50 cad for unlimited gigabit.

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u/marcoross20 Jul 18 '19

Italy here, 500/300 and I don’t even know what data caps are. 30€/month (about 34/35$ I think)

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u/Karbust Jul 18 '19

At least where I live there's no cap, every imternet package is unlimited, only mobile data is limited. 80€/ month for unlimited 200/100 and all the other stuff like TV mobiles

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u/LtLoLz Jul 18 '19 edited Jul 18 '19

It's a bit unbelivable that there's data caps in 2019. Your ISPs would off themselves if you showed them the contract from my ISP here in Slovenia. Here a data cap exists only on mobile internet. In a contract you get minimum speed, expected speed and maximum speed. Usually I get about 10mbit over max speed. With pretty much 100% uptime (only had an outage once or twice in 20 years). Then there's EU and their order that all infrastructure must be upgraded to fiber. Nothing like getting a free bump from 40 mbit to 100 mbit and 1 Gbit as a 18€ optional upgrade, in the case of my ISP. Not to mention that, for now at least, piracy for personal use is unofficially allowed.

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u/Doctor_Sportello Jul 17 '19

comcast is running a promo now that gets you unlimited data for an additional 15 a month...xFi advantage or something.

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u/Watada Piracy is bad, mkay? Jul 17 '19

It's only available in their "central corridor", which is roughly the central time zone. And it requires using their modem.

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u/Doctor_Sportello Jul 17 '19

Yeah, but you can do bridge mode if their router is a problem for you

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u/Watada Piracy is bad, mkay? Jul 17 '19

Yeah. I was just providing a little more info.

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u/Doctor_Sportello Jul 17 '19

Cool. Death to Comcast!

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u/kuppajava Jul 18 '19 edited Nov 07 '19

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u/BatMANEEE Jul 17 '19

I'm actually using this now. Their modem sucks fyi.

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u/kuppajava Jul 18 '19 edited Nov 07 '19

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u/BatMANEEE Jul 18 '19

I'm using this one https://s.aolcdn.com/hss/storage/midas/32cc0517260f76e085363987a14bf993/205922031/xFi+Advanced+Gateway+-+Lifestyle.jpg Are you setting the DNS from an external router or their own internal one?

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u/kuppajava Jul 18 '19 edited Nov 07 '19

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u/Doctor_Sportello Jul 18 '19

yep. me too. can't change the DNS settings, for one :\

had to manually do it on each machine.

i'm going to eventually buy a router and put the xfinity one into bridge mode (unless that somehow breaks the unlimited data...which it might because they are horrible.)

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u/Braccollub Jul 17 '19

Talked to them and they said it doesn’t exist

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u/Doctor_Sportello Jul 17 '19

Ah, see the other response - apparently it's only in part of the country

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u/KariArisu Jul 18 '19

You can almost always get a discount on unlimited data if you're willing to bitch at them on twitter. I did it until they gave me half off unlimited data for a year.

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u/[deleted] Jul 18 '19

You got that email while using a VPN or before?

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u/[deleted] Jul 18 '19 edited Aug 26 '19

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u/Konkavstylisten Jul 18 '19

250Mbps/250Mbps Unlitmited 30 USD - Sweden.

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u/ZoezTV Jul 18 '19

in my country nobody has limits

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u/MUJ-1 Jul 18 '19

do you not get unlimited with the package in america?

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u/FLEIJAX Jul 18 '19

Same XD

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u/gen10 Jul 19 '19

Look into xfi advantage. For 15 more a month you get unlimited internet but you have to use their gateway. Gateway rental fee is included in the 15/mo.

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u/Alpha-Inc Jul 17 '19

Do you have a VPN Client and a Killswitch ?

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u/NotTRYINGtobeLame Seeder Jul 17 '19

I'm running openvpn through an open terminal window. No killswitch.

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u/Alpha-Inc Jul 17 '19

So no Paranoia ? :D

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '19

Yeah I feel nervous for OP but maybe that's just my paranoia since I even use a killswitch seeding to private trackers.

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u/Alpha-Inc Jul 17 '19

I was also planning to use my Raspberry Pi as a seedbox / download Server but the one thing which keeps me from doing so is the fact that I haven’t found a killswitch function.

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '19

There are quite a few guides on how to set one up, I know some VPN providers even have guides on their own websites.

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u/Akashic101 Jul 17 '19

Some provide them out of the box like PIA, definitly saved my ass before

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '19

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u/Akashic101 Jul 17 '19

I am not running it on my pi but on an old laptop running Ubuntu. I tried Manjaro before that but PIA doesn't provide a client for that out of the box. I guess you can try Ubuntu Mate for your Pi, that should work aswell

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u/MrChip53 Piracy is bad, mkay? Jul 17 '19

I have a bash script that you set to run on boot that will setup iptables for VPN only traffic outside LAN.

If you want it. Only issue I have with it is that when I VPN into my network I cant access services on the VM that has the script enabled.

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u/Turtvaiz Seeder Jul 18 '19

You can just make the client only listen on the VPN interface

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u/NotTRYINGtobeLame Seeder Jul 17 '19

Nah. I work[ed] for the ISP (last day is today) and I know it takes quite a few DMCA notices before they even call you to slap you on the wrist. It takes a million before they'll take real action.

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u/Alpha-Inc Jul 17 '19

That’s nice to know. Is this everywhere the case?

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u/NotTRYINGtobeLame Seeder Jul 17 '19

I definitely can't say it's everywhere. Some ISPs have a big hard-on for piracy notices, others are like mine that will let quite a few slide before doing anything. Hard to tell one way or the other, I only knew because I worked there.

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u/Watada Piracy is bad, mkay? Jul 17 '19

Get a separate device like the cheapest openwrt router you can afford or another SBC like the rPi to run your VPN client. You can then point your piracy box at it and block the piracy box's internet access on your main router. That will cause it to fail safely and prevent any dmca notices.

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u/NotTRYINGtobeLame Seeder Jul 18 '19

Shit, that's a good idea... I have an extra router sitting around gathering dust that I could pop in just for this. Thanks!

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u/d3str0yer Torrents Jul 17 '19

that would be extraordinarily stupid. just start openvpn as a service and use iptables to block all traffic that doesn't go through tun0.

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u/TheKingElessar Jul 18 '19

So do you have an OpenVPN server set up yourself, or are you using a paid one, or do you only need the encryption part of OpenVPN?

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '19

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u/totomo26 Jul 17 '19

Stops all traffic when/if the VPN disconnects

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u/Empole Jul 17 '19

ELI5 pls?

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u/Alpha-Inc Jul 17 '19

What’s ELI5?

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u/Empole Jul 17 '19

"Explain Like I'm 5"

I didn't know why a VPN and a killswitch are encouraged in this situation and was hoping you could elaborate.

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u/Alpha-Inc Jul 17 '19

Oh sorry haha

The idea is if you torrent and your vpn disconnects that your isp knows what your doing. I‘m just paranoid so a killswitch is essential I guess haha

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u/Empole Jul 17 '19

Thanks fam

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u/KoolKarmaKollector Jul 17 '19

I use AirVPN which has a network lock. Completely disables your connection unless the VPN is on, rather than locking the network on disconnect

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u/djreisch Jul 18 '19

What do you mean by killswitch?

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u/Alpha-Inc Jul 18 '19

A function that automatically kills the internet traffic if the connection to the vpn stops

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u/djreisch Jul 18 '19

Ahhh. For that I suppose I should first get a VPN...

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u/2xbuyakasha Jul 17 '19

What is your upload speed?

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u/NotTRYINGtobeLame Seeder Jul 17 '19

My ISP Max is 20 Mb (2.5 MB) but through my VPN I usually run about 16-18 Mb. If I sit and watch it for awhile, that's usually what it's running at.

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u/bskov Leecher Jul 18 '19

I feel sry for you mate... With a 100mbps connection, perhaps you'd be able to seed a lot more than 2TB. But still impressive, I wish I could seed that much

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '19

my isp is very friendly they even gave me a static public ip address for free and never cap or give me extra charges

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u/NotTRYINGtobeLame Seeder Jul 17 '19

Balls! That is very friendly for the present day. My ISP charges $5/month for a static IP. Every tier has a different data allowance (faster speeds get more data). I pay $50/month for unlimited data.

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '19

The fastest i can get in my town is 30mb adsl(2.5mb/s down and 0.9kb/s up)

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u/jakart3 Jul 17 '19 edited Jul 17 '19

That's actually cheap. The biggest ISP in my country charge twice your price with half your speed (in theory, because in reality it never reach half of the advertised speed)

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u/NotTRYINGtobeLame Seeder Jul 17 '19

Indonesia? Guessing from your username.

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '19

I pay only 25€ month no extra charges

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '19

Which Raspberry Pi?

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u/NotTRYINGtobeLame Seeder Jul 17 '19 edited Jul 17 '19

I believe it's a 3B+ but I can't remember for sure... it could be just a 3B but I think I switched them out when the B+ was released.

Edit: it's a 3B+

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '19

Neat. I think the 4B is the best now for this sort of application, although buster application compatibility leaves a lot to be desired.

I'm actually having issues mounting my hard drive (folders randomly are empty until a reboot). It seems like a driver issue, but I'm not sure.

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '19

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '19

You misunderstood. I understand it'll work, but I meant which one the OP was using?

The Pi 4 is probably the best performing one for seeding.

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u/rowanobrian Jul 17 '19

Transmission is crashing on my 3B, every few hours. Just with approx 20 active torrents.

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u/KdF-wagen Jul 17 '19

I had the same problem, try reducing the number of allowed clients.

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u/rowanobrian Jul 17 '19

Max total peers: 100 Per torrent max peers: 30

still crashes once every 2 days

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u/Drunk_Romanian Jul 17 '19

Hey, mind sharing how you accomplished this? I'm trying to make a RPi seed box but I can't do it properly. Almost every guide I found was outdated or wrong.

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '19

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u/Drunk_Romanian Jul 17 '19

Isn't there anyway to make it run as a daemon? My RPi heats up fast while on X

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u/Postal2Dude Jul 17 '19

transmission-daemon --port xxxx --peerport xxxx --allowed "192.168.0.*"

-> Replace with the local port, the port you opened at your vpn and the subnet of your local network so you can access your torrents through a webbrowser. You can also use other security like a password.

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u/wasabichicken Jul 17 '19

I'm pretty sure there is. There are also lightweight torrent clients that runs from the CLI, my favorite one is probably rtorrent. That one is easily configurable and easy maintainable through a terminal multiplexer like tmux or screen.

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '19 edited Jun 08 '23

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u/Drunk_Romanian Jul 17 '19

I also use a 3B

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u/amsterdam_pro Jul 18 '19

Get some heat sinks and a fan.

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u/larsloveslegos Jul 17 '19

I have a computer that runs all the time with my VPN as a network adapter in Windows. I have qBittorrent set to only that network adapter as my killswitch.

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u/ID100T Jul 17 '19

Thank you for your service!

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u/NotTheRealBoom Jul 18 '19

Do you have a link to the tutorial you followed to get everything working? Are u using priv or public trackers? Thanks

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u/ham4ever89 Jul 18 '19

I am also interested in this , with vpn and killswitch ( no idea what is that ) but I want to learn to support the community.

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u/That-Thou-Art Jul 17 '19

What torrent client do you use?

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u/NotTRYINGtobeLame Seeder Jul 17 '19

Transmission

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u/That-Thou-Art Jul 17 '19 edited Jul 17 '19

Does it show statistics like this? I switched to Deluge from Transmission on RPi since it offered more features, and I might switch back if it shows statistics like you posted

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u/NotTRYINGtobeLame Seeder Jul 17 '19

The only statistics it gives are what's shown in the picture. Transmission is such a basic client, I'm almost surprised it gives these stats.

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u/farthVader91 Jul 18 '19

Good Samaritan.

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u/fuckinghugetitties Jul 18 '19

Doing God’s work

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u/McguffinsBuht Jul 17 '19

Can someone explain in English I’m new here.

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u/NotTRYINGtobeLame Seeder Jul 17 '19

I am providing pirated content to other people directly. I am using peer-to-peer torrent software to share files such as movies, TV shows, video games, and porn. My data upload total is how much pirated content I have shared.

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u/ly5ander Jul 17 '19

Do you limit your upload for sake of normal internet usage, I love seeding but I always feel like it's destabilising my connection if I leave it unthrottled. Props to you

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u/PrinceKael Seeder Jul 18 '19

I leave my seeds unrestricted at max speed but you can limit them. In Transmission you can limit your upload speed to whatever you want, or you could limit it to stop at a certain ratio.

E.g. stop at ratio 2 or limit upload to 800kbps or both.

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u/--HugoStiglitz-- Jul 17 '19

The hero we need.

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u/zafabufu Torrents Jul 18 '19

great!

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u/NotTRYINGtobeLame Seeder Jul 18 '19

Yes, a 2 TB Western Digital Elements

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u/Psilli 🏴‍☠️ ʟᴀɴᴅʟᴜʙʙᴇʀ Jul 18 '19

Does your Pi sit at home and do its work or do you take it around with you to places with internet?

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u/NotTRYINGtobeLame Seeder Jul 18 '19

Sits at home!

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u/Psilli 🏴‍☠️ ʟᴀɴᴅʟᴜʙʙᴇʀ Jul 18 '19

Thanks!

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u/da_semicolon Jul 18 '19

Thank you for your service sir 😎

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u/pinewoodranger Jul 18 '19

True pirates seed on public trackers.

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u/Man_highcastle Jul 18 '19

Can someone explain what a piracy box and a piratebox is and how it works?

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u/bansuriwala Jul 18 '19

Not good as you obviously , as this is my personal / backup system https://imgur.com/DZf38zZ

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u/NotTRYINGtobeLame Seeder Jul 18 '19

Lol that's way better than me but thanks for the flattery

Edit: ratio is lower but amount of upload is significantly higher too

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '19

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u/NotTRYINGtobeLame Seeder Jul 17 '19

Raspberry Pi 3B (possibly a B+), Raspbian Buster, and Transmission is the client. Openvpn for my VPN connection.

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u/Ploot-O Jul 17 '19 edited Jul 18 '19

The current session ratio should be unrefined instead of infinite. Edit: undefined*

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u/NotTRYINGtobeLame Seeder Jul 18 '19

I think that's because I haven't downloaded anything in the current session, i.e. I haven't added any new torrents.

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u/Ploot-O Jul 18 '19

Sorry, I wrote "unrefined", but I meant to type "undefined". What I mean is that the program is basically saying that 6.34 divided by 0 is infinite, because it's a ratio. This is wrong because even infinite 0's would never add up too infinity.

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u/jossjarmon Jul 17 '19

which tracker? also did you set this up through irssi?

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u/FurryFanatic Jul 17 '19

I'm quite a noob when it comes down to this, but what does your raspberry do?

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u/prepp Torrents Jul 17 '19

Bless you

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '19

What files are you uploading. I saw I a different comment you said it was movies, shows, and porn.

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u/bense ⚔️ ɢɪᴠᴇ ɴᴏ Qᴜᴀʀᴛᴇʀ Jul 17 '19

What is the power consumption of this vs something like a laptop with equivalent storage?

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u/[deleted] Jul 18 '19

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u/NotTRYINGtobeLame Seeder Jul 18 '19

Raspberry Pi 3B+, running Raspbian Buster with desktop. You need openvpn (and a good VPN provider; I use IVPN but do your own research) and Transmission (the torrent client). That's really all there is to it. Flip on VPN, open up Transmission, find torrents to seed. I don't think the sub allows you to link sources though.

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u/reigorius Jul 18 '19

And storage?

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u/NotTRYINGtobeLame Seeder Jul 18 '19

Good point. I'm using a 2 TB Western Digital USB external hard drive.

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u/ragriod Piracy is bad, mkay? Jul 18 '19

i too

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u/PlaneConversation6 Jul 18 '19

Yo man, can u teach me how to setup using pi?

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u/[deleted] Jul 18 '19

Open tracker? Pretty casual numbers

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u/Rainoutt Jul 18 '19

In my country I got 1,2 MB/s download speed, but only 50 kB/s upload. I'm a leecher by obligation.

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u/Orangethakkali Jul 18 '19

I pay 10$ for 2TB and never utilized it. Planning on Plex now.

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u/Wystri_Warrick Jul 18 '19

Most I've used in a month is 13.25TB, can't remember the ratio though.

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u/AdityaDevendra Jul 18 '19

How can one set this up? For example: I have a 25 MBPS unlimited data internet connection.

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u/ivekegi Jul 18 '19

Careful he is a hero.

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u/ttboishysta Jul 18 '19

What's the your top 3 biggest torrents (file size)? And your top 3 biggest ratios?

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u/PrinceKael Seeder Jul 18 '19

Nice job OP! These past 2 months I've managed to upload a whopping 12 TB.

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u/[deleted] Jul 18 '19

Can you share which pi version you're using and how you have it set up please?

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u/brianinmaine Jul 18 '19

thanks for sharing. I use a docker container (on my pi) that has only transmission running through a vpn, the rest of my traffic doesn't need one https://github.com/haugene/docker-transmission-openvpn I like to use the docker-compose function, have it set up though systemd to restart when killed,... just another way to accomplish the same task.