What P2P do you use?

[kgdb]

Just curious what you all are using? I been using WinMX the last month or so and find it is starting to suck bigtime as of late. Slow and puts everything into endless queue's all the time! What is a decent p2p software without the spyware?

 

[StageLeft]

grokster

 

[Vortex22]

Kazaa lite (ie. hacked version)

 

[mdennison]

winmx

i'm looking for something better. I don't want any spyware and don't trust kazaa lite.

 

[mk52]

kazaa

 

[webnewland]

kazaa lite

 

[Tanner]

yeah, Murraystate blocks EEEEEEEEEEEEVEEEERRRRRRRRRRRYYYYYYYYYYYYYTHING that's NOT on port 80.

Thus, as far as I know, I'm stuck w/ usin' my network neighborhood browsing feature to find whatever's on the network! However, iMesh used to work some...but now it's not.

Anyone got any ideas for a fellow ATer behind a TERRIBLY nasty firewall???

thanX and God Bless

Tanner

 

[kuk]

<< yeah, Murraystate blocks EEEEEEEEEEEEVEEEERRRRRRRRRRRYYYYYYYYYYYYYTHING that's NOT on port 80.

Thus, as far as I know, I'm stuck w/ usin' my network neighborhood browsing feature to find whatever's on the network! However, iMesh used to work some...but now it's not.

Anyone got any ideas for a fellow ATer behind a TERRIBLY nasty firewall???

thanX and God Bless

Tanner >>



Some people have reported that Blubster has worked behind a college firewall. I haven't tried it out, so I can't give much more info. Also, there's Socks2HTTP, that tunnels all requests through port 80. You just configure your P2P software to SOCKS 5 Firewall at localhost, port 1080. Seems that Audiogalaxy works with it. Give it a try.

For the record, I use Kazaa Lite and AGstreme (AudioGalaxy client, without the spyware).

 

[ElFenix]

kazaa, which i turn off when i'm not explicitly DLing anything. and its been adawared.

 

[MrCodeDude]

Grokster.
-- mrcodedude