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A Mantis like bugtracker would be nice. But as far as I know, Chris is still the only one with a commit right. So it's basically still a one-man project (even though it's open-source.) I prefer Redmine though. If Chris wants so, I can install a Redmine for him on my server (where this site runs too)...

[quote="Vexxmania"]...[/quote] Too bad Bitlord's source is not open. I wonder how did they manage to implement such a feature. Bitlord didn't even use uTP, it didn't even exist back then, the client is just that old. So like... did it ping some IP and if the latency increases it will lower...

Avast works just perfectly fine with both uTorrent and qBittorrent. I've been using this combination on two of my desktops, two laptops, and two of my servers. Neither of those had any problem, ever. MSE however did manage to lock up files causing both clients to halt as the files got locked. Panda....

Alright. Any ideas or etc... go ahead.

(replaced crispy favicon by a smooth one from Ironcross.)

Okay Chrome got some quirks when it comes to favicon.
Is it working now?
(Uploaded the favicon.ico to theme root folder, to the public_html root, and edited the index.template.php.)

- Removed Google +1 icon and script.
- Added favicon PHP codesnippet to index.template.php file.
(We still miss the icon, on it.)

[quote="Dayman"]
Favicon is gone.
[/quote]

Whoops, thank you. On it!

Case closed I guess. PM me if you want to re-open the thread.

I think it would be the best if you would message Chris directly via e-mail.
I mean, he knows the best what our project needs, but he is a bit too busy to check the forums this often.

So I have replaced the default theme with "GrayStyle". Our fellow (and hard working) administrator Ironcross found it. First I wanted to place the "modern logo" as the new header, but then we came to the conclusion we should use the official one. But again, I can change up things...

@loki: Just leave the thread it's dead.
In Debian you can just install new packages via apt-pinning. Or use OpenSUSE's build system. Both works.
(But you should not expect new packages in Stable or Testing. Don't ask me about their policy. It's like they work with wine and import only old stuff.)

You can't. That's a proprietary feature of uTorrent.
BitLord had it too. And Azureus/Vuze.

But as it's proprietary, you can't view data from others, or post to others, etc etc.
It's just a stupid "feature". You can't trust the downloaders or the comments there.

Topic is outdate, closing it.

What about Chrome or the default browser?
Also, which Android version? 4.1.2?

A lot of clients got in-built trackers. Even uTorrent got that feature.
I mean... sure you can implement the feature and submit patches, but I think it would be the best if you would just find a client that already works. (Saves time for both devs and you.)