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security implications of rss feed on i2p
Posted: Tue Oct 17, 2023 5:30 pm
by cumlord
testing a super basic script that will append new entries to an rss feed for new deliverables. Was wondering, what are the security implications of potentially sharing such a feed on i2p only?
follow up: would it be worth to create full magnet links or would a hash likely be enough for most people? basically i'm lazy and don't want to make a script to do this, but if someone has one handy or some sort of cli please do share.
i'm considering placing this feed on a vps somewhere, and would not likely have any interactive or other website content, just the rss feed.
thanks!
Re: security implications of rss feed on i2p
Posted: Fri Nov 03, 2023 10:13 am
by Guest
Isn't there an RSS feed on postman already?
Re: security implications of rss feed on i2p
Posted: Fri Nov 03, 2023 8:26 pm
by cumlord
there is which works great, but was asking to make separate rss feed which is not tracked by postman. I was thinking for ex currently airing shows of single episodes could have a feed which would be easy to fully automate on my end. as of now i need to copy things manually into postman. So rn the torrents themselves are usually live hours in advanced of when i'm able to do that manually, and that seemed to me like an easier option to do vs trying to automate the posting process into postman which i tried a couple times and failed successfully
also was thinking this could be used alternatively just to help seed things more quickly (for i2p torrents in general) - ex if could gather a couple people with space and bandwidth to spare autodl/seed from x before the torrent goes live on postman, maybe we could speed things up by spreading it out a bit.
Re: security implications of rss feed on i2p
Posted: Fri Nov 03, 2023 11:08 pm
by Guest
Postman RSS seems to be broken rn?
I'd love to automate stuff as well. I'd get all 1080p movies and seed them for a month or so if you happen to have a script for that.
Re: security implications of rss feed on i2p
Posted: Sat Nov 04, 2023 11:12 am
by lgillis
I still have the source code of DifTracker's "BitTorrent Uploader" from 2015. The zip archive is 5.7 MiB in size. If anyone wants to have it and adapt it for PaT, please let me know. I'll upload it to an internal (I2P) filehost, if that works.
README.md wrote:
#BitTorrent Uploader
Cross-platform client for torrent-tracker
##Authors##
* Tarabaka Alexander — <
XpycT.TOP@gmail.com>
* COMiX — <
comix@mail.i2p>
##General Info##
**BitTorrent Uploader** - is a cross-platform client for torrent-tracker with the possibility to make your own design for your own release Source code are also avaliable (Qt/C++)
##Minimum Requirements##
* Qt 4.5.x
##License##
GNU General Public License v3.
##Compile##
Install QT dev
*Linux*
Open a terminal in current directory and run:
qmake TorrentUploader.pro
compiled executable is located in /bin folder
*Windows*
Install QT from sources and QTCreator and open TorrentUploader.pro in QTCreator
compiled executable is located in /bin folder
##Precompiled Executables##
Linux and Windows portable versions. Just use it!
##Todo##
Clean and re-design the code
port search plugins to QT5
Rewrite search plugin IMDB and KINO, write a plug for ALLOCINE
Add a scheduler and icon taskbar for scheduler
Remove use of boost and libtorrent to create torrent (simple libtorrent is better)
Improve progressbar (little brick-brack with multi-upload stopped at 96%)
Write a guide for 'load ' and 'save' prezz in html files
Add automatic updater
Add support for PostMan Tracker (maybe)
Improve translations
Edit: I have uploaded the archive to Sharefile, proactively so to speak, so you don't have to ask.
Your file BitTorrentUploader (difftracker).zip has been successfully received.
Type: application/zip
Size: 5.7 MB
Link:
http://sharefile.i2p/file/a4/a4cd80eca7d679947cbd407a1aec4f18857f033b986a4a9aa008eaa88ff7b881/BitTorrentUploader%20%28difftracker%29.zip
[geshi lang=bash]
b3sum 1.2.0
1221bc574acc0c54075031d930e200f92fb353ff1893b1224468d8c13dac6cb4 BitTorrentUploader (difftracker).zip
[/geshi]
Re: security implications of rss feed on i2p
Posted: Sun Nov 05, 2023 8:27 am
by cumlord
ok works not great lol, the one i've had in biglybt from several months ago? seems to be working but i did have trouble making new feed the other day
and thanks a lot for finding that that, dl'd so i'll have a look a little later to see if can use it or modify for pat
i have scripts for new single episodes and season packs, but haven't gotten around to doing movies yet. Wanted to get those 2 working better so i can copy that over to the movie one. It gets metadata by searching based on containing folder name, with *arr naming scheme it doesn't have too many issues. Did start simple gui and queuing system but it's all still pretty basic
would like to have something usable for ppl to have to make it easier though bc more movies more better
