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Although not strictly necessary if your VPN software features a kill switch, I have always appreciated this extra layer of security. It prevents the client downloading torrents when the VPN is not active.
Despite this, qBitTorrent features just about everything most torrenters will need. This includes BitTorrent protocol encryption, torrent prioritization, torrent querying, selective content download, torrent creation, remote access, and RSS subscription. You can search for torrents from within the client, and the built-in media player is handy.
But who said a shed load of features is necessarily a bad thing Most torrenters will never use all the tools available, but there is really almost nothing Torrent-related that Vuze can't do. This includes being able to bind Vuze to your VPN adapter, but also loads more funky stuff such as content discovery through automated subscriptions, having an integrated media player, remote management, and much more.
BitTorrent is a popular peer-to-peer (P2P) file-sharing protocol. Instead of being stored on a centralized server from which you download, torrented files are shared among many other BitTorrent users. Popular files can easily be shared among hundreds of users in this way.
When you \"download\" (which is something of a misnomer when it comes to torrenting) a file using the BitTorrent protocol, what you are actually doing is sharing small pieces of it with everyone else who is downloading that same file.
One thing to watch out for on public torrent sites is sponsored links. These are often prominently displayed and are deliberately designed to confuse. They typically point to either commercial direct download sites or Usenet services. Look for a link that specifically says \"Torrent\" or \"Magnet Link.\"
Some early investors had hoped to cash in big when they put their money into BitTorrent, but the company never really broke through. Revenue from uTorrent helped to keep the company afloat but most new torrent projects were eventually disbanded.
Many software projects, including iconic Linux distributions, still offer BitTorrent downloads too. Fairly recently, OpenStreetMap joined in by offering torrent feeds to download updated versions of its maps.
Peer-to-peer (for example bit torrent) and downloads of copyrighted material are strictly forbidden by German law and lawyers actively monitor these activities in Germany. Guests are fully responsible for any illegal uploading or downloading of content and for other illegal activities. By agreeing to the House Rules, you agree to not perform any illegal activities using my internet connection. Any copyright infringement by guest is subject to release of guests information to copyright holder.
I came to this topic because I was getting a \"Walled Garden Error Code 5\" and could not reset it like I have in the past by turning the modem/router off for 10 minutes, and so I called Suddenlink tech support and the rep told me a DMCA report had been filed against my account. They were able to provide me the date, and the guest who was here at the time admitted that his son downloaded something. All's been reset now and is OK, but SL's \"three strikes\" policy has me a little nervous because if this continues to happen, I may find myself blacklisted from Suddenlink for 6 months. (And then my only fallback option is CenturyLink's slow-as-molasses 10mbps connection...) The tech told me that if I get \"Walled Garden Error Code 10,\" that's when I'll be on the 6-month suspension. I guess if that happens I'll try to appeal, but for now, I'll just have to cross my fingers and hope my future guests are more law-abiding (or at least use private torrent sites that the movie studios don't monitor...).
There's probably someone out in the community who can help you put a \"whitelist\" of sites on your routers that won't allow torrents, etc through. It's not me, but I believe this sort of filter exists. Maybe under \"parental controls\" You may be able to limit the sites, or limit the amount those users can download (also known as throttling), which would deter them. Sorry I don't have more concrete advice, just ideas.
General:- Yes, MuseHub installs a service with root permissions.- Maybe. The service supposedly exists so that downloads can continue even if MuseHub gets closed. It also probably helps with the \"feature\" of using your bandwidth to speed up others' downloads (torrenting)- Yes. MuseHub makes it as hard as possible to disable or uninstall this service. The service starts on login (or potentially before, but I can't tell). Disabling MuseHub in the \"startup\" tab in Task Manager does not stop this. I'm surprised that I have permission to stop the service, but I can't change the \"startup type\" from automatic to any other value. I don't even have permission to change the permissions, even through the command prompt. The only way to do it seems to be through the registry. It doesn't get removed when uninstalling MuseHub. It also makes it unusually hard (but possible) to change permissions to the C:\\Program Files\\WindowsApps\\Muse.MuseHub_[Version_HexString] folder.- Yes, these powers could definitely cause harm. Whether they do, I don't know. It really depends on whether MuseHub is doing anything malicious in the background.
As far as how it's being used, Muse Hub is known to be a torrent client. The Muse Hub website says as much. The reason why this may be problematic when the program is given full system access by default, is that if a vulnerability in the torrent code is ever found and exploited, all someone has to do is use software designed to exploit this vulnerability. It might send a faux request for a torrent download of any of the files that Muse Hub manages, for example. Once they gain access to Muse Hub through the whatever port it's using, they have full access to whatever computer they connect with, potentially yours, to do whatever they want with it.
In the case of Muse Hub: yes, it runs a service in the background with constant root-level access all the time, as you say. On Linux, the only software that should be doing that is software that must perform background operations system-wide, which is usually lower-level, operating system- or hardware-related management tasks. The only things that Muse Hub does on Linux, is download Muse Sounds files and the MuseSampler library (which is what MuseScore needs to access Muse Sounds), run a torrent on your machine to help them distribute the Muse Sound files with less impact on their servers, and run a check to make sure Muse Sounds files are up-to-date. So, looking at those tasks individually to see if any of them really need root access...
I can certainly sympathize with you. I have a Surface go with a 128 gb ssd. Frankly, I would never buy another computer with such a small drive ever again. I also have an additional SD card. But everything wants to download to the C drive.If I remember correctly, there is a warning that the Sounds are a 15 GB file. There is a preferred download location setting in the Hub. But I don't know if you can set that at the very beginning after opening the Hub. There doesn't appear to be much documentation. I also understand that the sounds can be moved along with some kind of change that must be made so that the software can find them.
I don't know. I honestly don't understand the need for any root-level access, at least on Linux, since Muse Hub cannot install software, except for the musesampler library for using Muse Sounds, and in my opinion that should be included in MuseScore package, not with the sound set. Other than that, it can only download the Muse Sounds sets, which as far as I know can functionally be installed anywhere, including user account folders. So no root access should be necessary at all with this, in my opinion. Even with the torrent functions turned on, root shouldn't be necessary.
What it does on Linux:- Downloads sounds: It obviously doesn't need root access for that if the user chooses to place downloaded sounds in a user folder, and can obtain temporary root access via pkexec or sudo (which temporarily elevates privileges with administrative password authorization) if, and only if, they are placed in a location for system-wide use.- Downloads a library that MuseScore needs to access these sounds: This should be included with MuseScore itself, and as such, shouldn't need root access beyond the normal MuseScore installation.- Runs an opt-out (which is almost always a bad method, in my opinion) torrent to distribute these sounds: Torrent software normally runs on Linux without constant root access, and there is no reason for this to be any different.- Runs an opt-out (again...) update system to keep the above sounds and library up-to-date: There is no need for root access to compare the installed versions with any versions available online, and updates should follow the same methods as what I said in the \"Downloads sounds\" section. It should also not be done in the background and without the user's knowledge and active consent, unless the user opts-in to allow that, and then, and only then, could a continuous service be launched as root, after the user has password-authorized such a service. This is how most similar software works on Linux systems. My computer's Software Manager has less system access than this thing does.
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