Forums | Admin Discussion Forums: open-discussion Start New Thread Nested Flat Threaded Ultimate Show 25 Show 50 Show 75 Show 100   By: Curtis Schofield RE: Status Checkup, Aversa Interesting [ reply ]   2004-11-25 06:10 Thanks guys! Appreciate the update =p By: Ikkei RE: Status Checkup, Aversa Interesting [ reply ]   2004-11-24 21:44 Hello, Curtis This is the current status: B encode/decode ... ok make ,torrent ... maybe ok, but not test enough for multi-files tracker ... work, but not implemented alot features. client ... not work, yet There are test cases under ./test. but, there is no acceptance tests in the test. that still may have bugs since it's not tested and reviewed widely. net/bittorrent is a library, you can use Net::BitTorrent::Metainfo#make to make .torrent file. Aversa is the application. aversa modules is also designed for easy to automate in ruby script. see also Aversa::MetaInfoMake#main By: Tom Copeland RE: Status Checkup, Aversa Interesting [ reply ]   2004-11-24 17:40 Hi Curtis - Thanks for the note! I think both Ikkei and I have slowed down development a bit as you can see here: http://aversa.rubyforge.org/statcvs/ but we're both still interested in seeing Ruby tools for BT continue to develop. One thing we need to do is put together a new release that has all of Ikkei's excellent code in it; he's pretty much rewritten everything - and added lots of new functionality for the tracker and such. Yours, tom By: Curtis Schofield Status Checkup, Aversa Interesting [ reply ]   2004-11-23 05:05 Hello! I was wondering how aversa is coming along, I'm writing up a bit of software and i was planning on using the .3 aversa to create .torrent files, i was then going to use some python bt code for the actuall bt client. However some native ruby is much more exciting and it seems like this project is a leap towards having a ruby client or tracker. So i'm wondering how things are going. It looks like the CVS repository is filled with interesting code.