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UNIT3D-Community-Edition
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What web framework does AvistaZ use?
Oh, cool, thanks for the info! Nice that it's open source.
- Looking for info on starting a private tracker from scratch
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Facing data uploading amount problem on all UNIT3D based trackers
You should report this to the UNIT3D creator, /u/-HDVinnie-, via Github would be a good thing to do : https://github.com/HDInnovations/UNIT3D-Community-Edition
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Looking for a self-hosted alternative to the Internet Archive
I don't think anything exactly like you want exists. The closest I can think of are private Bittorrent trackers. A popular open source implementation would be e.g. UNIT3D.
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ReelFliX (RFX) limited signup
I did not want to attribute to malice what could just be ignorance or ineptitude. The only justifiable situation I can think of for limiting the characters is when working with legacy code. ReelFlix is based on the UNIT3D codebase which is regularly maintained. Your comment made me curious so I decided to dig into its code. It appears here that it offers two hashing algorithms for passwords: bcrypt and Argon2. So there's no real need of a character limit, and I wonder why they implemented it.
- UNIT3D - A Next Generation Private Torrent Tracker
- LST.gg open applications
- How to make a private tracker with my seedbox
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Creating Your First Blog With TALL - Part Eight
It's important to note that the project up to this phase is available here on GitHub. So if you're late to the party, you can clone it and continue with us. :)
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Creating Your First Blog With TALL - Part Five
Note: There is a starter project up to this episode which can be accessed on Github here
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