Jeremy Kescher

> > > DHT scrapes are too expensive, tracker scrapes should be preferred for bulk scraping. You do know that magnetico's goal is to function without trackers?

Hard drives are too slow, would rather send solid state drives.

Sorting is already implemented in the magneticow API, so this is merely a change for the frontend. A filter for a minimum size, however, is not yet implemented.

I think there should be a "database upgrades are done, starting to find new peers" message, because I remember being confused by this before running verbose output as well.

magneticod does the same to my modem, and that's because it essentially spams many IP ranges with UDP packets. I run magneticod on a server directly connected to a network...

There has been discussion about implementing a limiter into magneticod, but no one really comes around to do that.

And well, most modems issued by ISPs are utter trash. They certainly don't expect us to be spamming UDP packets out into the wild either though ;)

@cainiaocome Without these iptables rules, it won't work in some instances, so you need to first try to temporarily apply those and afterwards make them permanent.

@ad-m I think they want magneticod to store the metadata from a tracker, effectively making your own copy of the metadata and putting it in magneticod's database.

Workaround for Linux-based systems: Execute "crontab -e" as the user you're currently logged in as and add this line: 00 */1 * * * systemctl --user restart magneticow Even if...