MoonlightTorrent Crack --------------- Lightweight BitTorrent client with a native Win32 GUI. You need no extra DLLs, just the BitTorrent DLLs. MoonlightTorrent is a general purpose BitTorrent client, not a client for a specific file type or protocol. It's simple and fast. I wrote MoonlightTorrent because I wanted to experiment with the Win32 API, boost::asio and Boost::noncopyable. It is capable of handling large files without getting stuck in a loop. I implemented a CUP (Cut/Underflow Protection) method to avoid getting stuck in a loop. I am a passionate C++ developer and I enjoy writing software. MoonlightTorrent is my first Windows application and I would love any feedback you might have. Note: I am not affiliated with the Moonlight project. Moonlight is a project that aims to run well on Microsoft Windows and Linux. I have not used Moonlight before but it has lots of features that I appreciate. Changelog: ------------- Version 1.0 - Initial release. License: --------- This software is licensed under the GNU GPL version 2. Limitations: ------------ While the Windows runtime libraries I used are now GPL compliant, I am not sure if MoonlightTorrent is safe to use in a commercial application. Bug reports, suggestions and code contributions are welcome! Acknowledgements: ----------------- Thanks to Daniel Große and Mark Jansen for their code contributions. News: ----- 1.1.1: ------ 1.1.0: ----- 1.0: ------ 0.9: ----- 0.8: ----- 0.7: ----- 0.6: ----- 0.5: ----- 0.4: ----- 0.3: ----- 0.2: ----- 0.1: ----- 0.0: ----- - Initial release Enjoy! David :cool:Q: Convert timestamp to string I have a timestamp value on the server. How do I convert that to a string? I want to save the timestamp for a later comparison, so I need it in a string format. A: Assuming the timestamp value is in timestamp format then you can use date('c'); to get a formatted human readable timestamp. 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The design is loosely based on PowerTorrent and other clients, but with several major changes. It is written for and tested on x86-32bit Windows 2000/XP. It can be compiled and run on any version of Windows but Windows XP is the easiest to compile and run. 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The KeyMACRO protocol is a network protocol used to share secrets. The KeyMACRO protocol is specified by the KeyMACRO Working Group ( The KeyMACRO protocol is being developed as an alternative to the Kerberos protocol. Kerberos shares secrets between user entities by means of a string called the “ticket” that must be present at both ends of the connection. The ticket can be encrypted using a secret key (previously known as a “keytab”) shared by both entities. However, Kerberos requires that both sides of a connection use the same algorithm and key to decrypt and re-encrypt the ticket. The KeyMACRO protocol allows any algorithm and key to be used at any time with the exception that no key should be used to decrypt a key that has been encrypted with a different key. This makes it possible to use different, unrelated keys and algorithms at any time. Kerberos is much more robust than KeyMACRO and is used widely by the network as the basis for all Internet authentication protocols. However, KeyMACRO is better suited to ad-hoc, personal connections. Current Work: During 2010, KeyMACRO has been maturing through use and further work. The networking and security infrastructure has been built up to the point where KeyMACRO can be used to share secrets between network-aware, local programs and other network-aware software on a computer. There are some examples of using KeyMACRO today ( The client and server are not yet complete, however. The client has not yet been written, and currently the server is not complete, but an example program has been written. Both the client and server will be implemented in the C language. This means that they are portable and may be used on Unix as well as Windows. The current implementation uses MPI (Message Passing Interface) for inter-process communication, and it is recommended that you use MPI for inter-process communication with other MoonlightTorrent programs. Who am I? 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