The key for the data you are referring to is pieces. You can see this before your marked position as pieces129140:. This indicates that the next entry in the dictionary has a key of pieces and has value with a length of 129140 characters. We know that the key is...
So I finally figured it out. The “infohash” is the SHA1 Hash over the part of a torrent file that includes: ITEM: length(size) and path (path with filename) Name: The name to search for Piece length: The length(size) of a single piece Pieces: SHA1 Hash of EVERY piece of this...
php,bittorrent,tracker,torrent
The following strategies to obtain statistics are available, listed in descending order of efficiency: full scrape via scrape interface - used to be common, less so today on large trackers due to the traffic it causes full scrape via custom export URLs - you'll have to ask the tracker admins....
I finally found the solution to this issue. As everyone suspected it was an encoding issue. I followed the instructions from this SO: Calculating the info-hash of a torrent file However, I made one small tweak: + (NSDictionary *)decodeDictionary:(HTData *)data { NSMutableDictionary *dictionary = [NSMutableDictionary dictionary]; [data getNextCharacter]; while([data showNextCharacter]...
hash,bittorrent,torrent,magnet-uri
The hash in a torrent client or the hashyou find in a magnet-URI is the SHA1-hash of the raw bencoded info-dictionary-part of a torrent-file. To understand how that works you need to know two things: How a torrent-file is built. How bencodeing is done. Both of these are explained in...
Just from looking on their bugtracker it seems like treating µTP as a transport protocol isn't implemented: https://bugs.wireshark.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=8792
torrent_info.files() returns file_storage object. This object represents the file layout in the torrent, including piece size and list of files. The file_storage object does not provide access to its internal list of files (to allow its representation to change without altering the ABI). Instead you can call num_files() to know...