Using bittorrent for single PC-to-PC transfer?

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Using bittorrent for single PC-to-PC transfer? Rex 06-16-2006
Posted by Rich on June 16, 2006, 6:25 pm
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>Dr Feelgood wrote:
>
>> What to you is a "very large file" ?
>
>Oh, 500 megabytes or so.

Just burn on a CD if its only that large, every computer now how a CD
burner and cd rom.

Rich


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Posted by Dr Feelgood on June 16, 2006, 7:20 pm
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Rex wrote:
> Dr Feelgood wrote:
>
>> What to you is a "very large file" ?
>
> Oh, 500 megabytes or so.

I would say that there are some cheap web hosters and setting up a site can
be a great thing to do for more than just what you want to do as you
mentioned.

http://www.webhostinginspector.com/




Posted by Hop-Frog on June 16, 2006, 9:30 pm
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@h76g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:

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> Dr Feelgood wrote:
>
>> What to you is a "very large file" ?
>
> Oh, 500 megabytes or so.

Just use yousendit.com. Upload once, they send an email with a unique URL,
you retrieve the email while traveling, and download the file. You can
transfer it back by doing the same thing again. You only have a few days
to retrieve the file, and you can't retrieve it twice, but it should easily
work for you. Works for files up to 1GB, and it's free.

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Posted by anthonyberet on June 22, 2006, 4:22 pm
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Hop-Frog wrote:
> @h76g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:
>
>> Dr Feelgood wrote:
>>
>>> What to you is a "very large file" ?
>> Oh, 500 megabytes or so.
>
> Just use yousendit.com. Upload once, they send an email with a unique URL,
> you retrieve the email while traveling, and download the file. You can
> transfer it back by doing the same thing again. You only have a few days
> to retrieve the file, and you can't retrieve it twice, but it should easily
> work for you. Works for files up to 1GB, and it's free.
>
Any transfer over the net is likely to be slower than burning a CD...

Posted by Eric on June 17, 2006, 1:36 pm
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>Hi all,
>
>I want to transfer a very large file from my home PC to the PC that I
>have with me on the road, but not share this file with 100000 other
>people.
>
>Is this possible with bittorrent? I ask because my home cable provider
>Comcast is somehow blocking ftp and VPN. Or perhaps the blocking is on
>this end (on the road).
>
>I suppose I would encrypt the crap out of this file before transferring
>it.
>
>Thanks.

Any of the remote desktop solutions will allow you to transfer files
back and forth. I use UltraVNC, which is free, configurable for any
port and available for most platforms (based on the AT&T system)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VNC

Ultra VNC has the advantage of having free encryption, although it was
a little tricky to set up. Be ready to read the howto and help files.
However, once it gets going, I have no trouble connecting via just
about any connection out there.

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