TPB's codes?

[megalanya]

Hi.

Are the TPB's codes open source? If so, where can we find it?

Is there a TPB's data dump?

Thanks.

[Sid]

The site code is not open source.

Data dumps are here https://thepiratebay.org/static/dump/

[megalanya]

The site code is not open source.

Data dumps are here https://thepiratebay.org/static/dump/

Thank you very much.

[contrail]

TPB's Data Dump

SuprBay Thread: https://pirates-forum.org/Thread-ThePira...PB%2bdumps

TPB Blog: https://thepiratebay.org/blog/241

[joew771]

Wilson once gave me all the code in an email. But that was years ago and it's long gone.

It was a long email. With several attachments.

You have no hope of getting anything. And neither does anyone else anymore.

[techtac]

Hi.

Are the TPB's codes open source? If so, where can we find it?

Is there a TPB's data dump?

Thanks.

OfflineBay is developed to work with the TPB dump. You're always welcome to join the development.

[dueda]

Hi.

Are the TPB's codes open source? If so, where can we find it?

Is there a TPB's data dump?

Thanks.

OfflineBay is developed to work with the TPB dump. You're always welcome to join the development.

Did you try this?   https://bgr.com/2015/01/22/best-torrent-...-your-own/ 

And dump tool?   http://bitcannon.io/

[kiwipeso]

Hi.

Are the TPB's codes open source? If so, where can we find it?

Is there a TPB's data dump?

Thanks.

OfflineBay is developed to work with the TPB dump. You're always welcome to join the development.

Did you try this?   https://bgr.com/2015/01/22/best-torrent-...-your-own/ 

And dump tool?   http://bitcannon.io/

I couldn't get bitcannon to work because MongoDB is pretty stuffed, at least on High Sierra.
All I could do was get the pretty html to load in the browser, and nothing else worked.

I may try again if I can sort out my SQLite tools to handle the dump.CSV , but it seems they only wanted to work once with CSV import.
Doesn't help that I've got a headache from my partner's phonecalls to her friends talking about issues 

[dueda]

Ok, once I was having a hard time with a search on a database and had an idea: Load it all.
Use C with VM array/list algorithm, torrent indexing is too simple to need a DBMS and direct access is faster.

My database wasn't that big, it would fit entirely into real memory. Worst case, in virtual memory (xmalloc).
That did it. I just needed the cursor columns and a few numbers; basically two string fields like name and category I needed to search for sub-strings.
Much like the csv dumps of any torrent index.

Torrent titles indexed by many sites are the same and using a pointer/index the database for the 10 major sites should be manageable.
We don't need to scan the hash-site table, but the title table. For searching purposes, neither the hash is needed - It's there just for the client to start torrenting.

[Moe]

Once again, you are posting way off topic. You are welcome to discuss almost anything here at SB. You are not welcome to have that discussion in an unrelated thread.

Since the question has been asked and definitively answered, I am closing the thread.