ctorrent | A torrent client written in C11 with a library | Stream Processing library

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ctorrent is a C++ library typically used in Data Processing, Stream Processing applications. ctorrent has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

CTorrent is a torrent client written in C++11 with some help from Boost.

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Distributing data on cluster (using torrents?)

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Distributing data on cluster (using torrents?)

Asked 2017-Oct-06 at 10:29

I hope this is a good place to ask this, otherwise please redirect me to the correct forum. I have a large amount of data (~400GB) I need to distribute to all nodes in a cluster (~100 nodes). Any help into how to do this will be appreciated, following here is what Ive tried. I was thinking of doing this using torrents but I'm running into a bunch of issues. These are the steps I tried:

I downloaded ctorrent to create the torrent and seed and download it. I had a problem because I didn't have a tracker.
I found that qbittorrent-nox has an embedded tracker so I downloaded that on one of my nodes and set the tracker up.
I now created the torrent using the tracker I created and copied it to my nodes.
When I run the torrent with ctorrent on the node with the actual data on it to seed the data I get:
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Answered 2017-Oct-05 at 16:31

but the node thats supposed to be seeding thinks it has 0% of the file, and so it doesn't seed.

If you create a metadata file (.torrent) with tool A and then want to seed it with tool B then you need to point B to both the metadata and the data (the content files) itself.

I know it is a different issue now, and might require a different topic, but Im hoping you might have ideas.

You should create a new question which will have more room for you to provide details.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46541713

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