Ok,

I am thinking of developing an open source Bit Torrent Tracker in C#
ASP.NET as there are lots of php versions but no ASP.NET

Before I get going I have a few questions...

Anyone got any good ideas?

Anyone interested in helping?

Hmm. Isn't that not legal (except in Denmark)?
Actually, if you want to take a look at Phalanger, you can convert the PHP
code to .NET on the fly.
Peter


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"Ollie" wrote:

> Ok,
>
> I am thinking of developing an open source Bit Torrent Tracker in C#
> ASP.NET as there are lots of php versions but no ASP.NET
>
> Before I get going I have a few questions...
>
> Anyone got any good ideas?
>
> Anyone interested in helping?
>
>

BitTorrent Peer to Peer technology is perfectly legal. You are
thinking of the ilegal website that track pirated (ilegal) software.
In fact if you look around. More and more companies are using
BitTorrent for their downloads as it save their bandwidth!

Phalanger compiles PHP code into .NET executable code. It doesn't
convert the source from PHP to ASP.NET.

I was being facetious! Of course, you can't see the giggle in a newsgroup
post. Yes, among other things, Phalanger will compile PHP into .NET
assemblies. You can then load the respective assembly into a decompiler tool
such as Reflector, and dissasemble it to the .NET - compliant language of
your choice.
Peter

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"Ollie" wrote:

> BitTorrent Peer to Peer technology is perfectly legal. You are
> thinking of the ilegal website that track pirated (ilegal) software.
> In fact if you look around. More and more companies are using
> BitTorrent for their downloads as it save their bandwidth!
>
> Phalanger compiles PHP code into .NET executable code. It doesn't
> convert the source from PHP to ASP.NET.
>
>