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thundercock123
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So, I've uploaded 20 gigs of data the past couple days and I have a feeling my ISP is going to get angry. Is it possible to transfer a torrent + data via external hard drive to other computers? How can I let the tracker know that I would like to seed? I have several friends who are willing to seed and I would like to just give them the files via external hard drive. Is this possible or do they have to download it? |
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Kilo Juliet
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| So, I've uploaded 20 gigs of data the past couple days and I have a feeling my ISP is going to get angry. Is it possible to transfer a torrent + data via external hard drive to other computers? How can I let the tracker know that I would like to seed? I have several friends who are willing to seed and I would like to just give them the files via external hard drive. Is this possible or do they have to download it? |
here is the torrent posting guide, it gives you all the information you need
to create a torrent & how to upload it to Isohunt,
https://ca.isohunt.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=353625
happy seeding. |
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thundercock123
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| Kilo Juliet wrote: |
| thundercock123 wrote: |
| So, I've uploaded 20 gigs of data the past couple days and I have a feeling my ISP is going to get angry. Is it possible to transfer a torrent + data via external hard drive to other computers? How can I let the tracker know that I would like to seed? I have several friends who are willing to seed and I would like to just give them the files via external hard drive. Is this possible or do they have to download it? |
here is the torrent posting guide, it gives you all the information you need
to create a torrent & how to upload it to Isohunt,
https://ca.isohunt.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=353625
happy seeding. |
This doesn't really answer my question at all. The torrent is already up and running. I just want to know if I can create additional seeds without actually downloading through uTorrent. Can I just copy the files to someones hard drive via external hard drive so they can seed as well (they will have the torrent file too). |
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thundercock123
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yes, put the files wherever your torrent client is downloading to, start the torrent; you will seed the data. |
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