Changeset 11075
- Timestamp:
- 05/13/2008 05:02:55 PM (6 months ago)
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bep_0023.rst (modified) (1 diff)
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bep_0024.rst (modified) (3 diffs)
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r11070 r11075 22 22 ======== 23 23 24 In BitTorrent as described in BEP 3 [#BEP-3] , peers wishing to24 In BitTorrent as described in BEP 3 [#BEP-3]_, peers wishing to 25 25 transfer a file contact a central tracker. This tracker returns a 26 26 list of peers that are currently transferring the file. The list of -
dotorg/trunk/html/beps/bep_0024.rst
r11069 r11075 24 24 through the public Internet. 25 25 26 In BitTorrent as described in BEP 3 [#BEP-3] , peers wishing to26 In BitTorrent as described in BEP 3 [#BEP-3]_, peers wishing to 27 27 transfer a file contact a central tracker. This tracker returns a 28 28 list of peers that are currently transferring the file. For all peers … … 47 47 address. Any peer reached over the public Internet sees the public IP 48 48 address of the peer on the far side of the connection. The *Extension 49 Protocol* proposed in [#BEP-10] provides a mechanism for a client to49 Protocol* proposed in [#BEP-10]_ provides a mechanism for a client to 50 50 obtains its public IP from any of its peers. There is no conflict for 51 51 a BitTorrent client to support both tracker and peer methods, and they … … 53 53 from a tracker even when there are no peers. For trackerless swarms, 54 54 a peer can learn its IP from any peer whose reference was obtained from the DHT 55 [#BEP-5] .55 [#BEP-5]_. 56 56 57 57