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PANDO for Linux
Network
This is Version Oficial of PANDO for Linux.
Prerequisites
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Debian/Ubuntu
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The packages listed below can be installed by becoming root and typing,
\'apt-get install \'
libgtk2.0-0
libuuid1
libexpat1
zlib1g
libstdc++5
Fedora
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The packages listed below can be installed by becoming root and typing,
\'yum install \'
gtk2
e2fsprogs-libs
expat
zlib
compat-libstdc++-33
Note: If installing on Fedora, after following the installation steps below
the following additional step has to be taken.
Go to the pandodl directory and run \'ln -s /lib/libexpat.so.0 lib/libexpat.so.1\'
Installation
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After the prerequisites are installed the Pando Downloader Beta can be
installed by following the steps below.
1. If a systemwide install is desired become root and run the command below
from the /usr/local/bin directory, for a user install run it in the user\'s home dir.
tar xvfj pandodl-xx.tar.bz2
2. Run \'export PANDO_HOME=/PATH/TO/PANDODL_DIR\'
3. $PANDO_HOME/pandodl may be run to launch the Pando Downloader.
Configuration
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After first run a file named .pandoDownloader will be created, the following
values can be added to it.
Listen_Port - is the listening port for other peers to connect to.
Limit_Upload_Rate - is the upload rate in KB/s.
Proxy_Host - Hostname or IP of the Proxy server.
Proxy_Port - Port the proxy server is listening on.
Proxy_User - Username for the proxy server.
Proxy_Pass - Password for the proxy server.
chlolads
9 years ago
It is like Pando : it mixes a small desktop application based on BitTorrent for P2P transfer and a centralized infrastructure for quality of service.
But unlike Pando: 100% compatible with BitTorrent and No size limit (really, none at all)
I've just tested it, I really like it.
If you wish to try it, you can download it there: http://www.podmailing.com/download.html
Tell me what you think about it... ;)
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artistgay
9 years ago
bzip2: Data integrity error when decompressing.
Input file = (stdin), output file = (stdout)
It is possible that the compressed file(s) have become corrupted.
You can use the -tvv option to test integrity of such files.
You can use the `bzip2recover' program to attempt to recover
data from undamaged sections of corrupted files.
tar: Unerwartetes Dateiende im Archiv.
tar: Nicht behebbarer Fehler: Programmabbruch.
any solution?? artist56@t-online.de
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Kaisermart
10 years ago
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Rinse
10 years ago
Then it should move to gnomefiles.org i guess..
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