S3 supports file distribution via BitTorrent protocol. If I download .torrent file adding ?torrent to the link, I will be able to download file using uTorrent, for example. But I can't download the same file using magnet link.
I'm creating magnet link as described in this topic Given a .torrent file how do I generate a magnet link in python?. I'm trying to download the file as magnet:?xt=urn:btih:hash and with specified tracker magnet:?xt=urn:btih:hash&tr=http%3A%2F%2Ftracker.amazonaws.com%3A6969%2Fannounce. In both cases it didn't work in different torrent clients.
Is it possible to download a file from S3 using magnet link ?
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I need to develop application which creates pdf files and serve them via http. PDF is created using iTextSharp. In my pdf files are lot of anchors navigating to images and videos stored on the same server f.e. http://192.168.10.10/video.mp4 .
Files are generated and trasmitted via http correctly, but when I click on those anchors in my pdf source files are opening in browser. I would like to force download them.
I read all itextsharp documentation and cannot find anything.
Is there some way to do that?
I run an apache webserver on ubuntu 16.04
I am creating many kml files on my server and I want the user to click a link that will automatically open the kml on google maps (and not download it)
e.g. click to open map doesn't open the file, it only downloads it.
If I host the file on google drive and get the shareable link to it, and I use this link everything works great (I can use it as a simple href in a HTML page).
Unfortunately, doing it through google drive is not a feasible option for me (too many files, high update rate).
Is there any other way I can do it with local file?
Say I have a compressed file (zip etc) stored in my dropbox account (in the cloud, not on my local device), is there a way to programmatically expand the file in my dropbox account, without downloading it locally first ?
I do not want to download the file first. That defeats the purpose, since i can just upload the decompressed files in the first face.
I've looked at various Dropbox api's, and while I can find a lot of information on how to put or remove files, I haven't found anything (yet) on how to decompress a file programmatically.
No, Dropbox doesn't have this functionality.
We want to make it possible for clients to download and upload files from our website. They must be able to see only the file they uploaded. We would also like to have files for download but select the users allowed to download them. So each client has their own front end where they see what they can download or they can upload their own Files.
My question is:
Is there a component for Joomla 1.5 available?
Our website runs on Joomla! 1.5.
Any help would be appreciated
You can use this componet for the file downloads and uploads via the frontend of the site
http://www.jdownloads.com/
You will then need a file tree that shows the files within that folder, however I'm not quite sure users can only see the file they have uploaded themselves.
We have a client with an upload site we built (using Ruby/RoR) and he wants to add the ability to upload files from a torrent link.
Right now you can upload files from a PC or URL.. what is the best way to programmatically upload a file from a torrent link?
It seems that we would need to first upload the torrent in a tmp directory, then extract the file.. and move that file to the uploaded directory..
I appreciate input from anyone with experience in this (in any programming lang.)
Feature:
In order to upload a file from a torrent link
As a registered user of the site
I want to be able to paste the URL of a torrent file
Then have that file uploaded to the website, not the torrent file itself.
Given a torrent file or magnet link, it's possible to obtain the file list for the torrent. The uploader could then specify which files in the torrent to upload. The server side can download the specified files in the torrent using bittorrent.
A link to a torrent file is as good as the torrent file itself, assuming the server can fetch from that address.