--Bittorrent downloads things slightly differently (built-in equivalent to automatic MD5sum checking) but the end result is the same. Burn the ISO only after BT tells you it's done downloading 100%, and you've stopped BT from uploading.

--Here's what I use (don't forget to chmod +x it)

BEGIN /usr/local/bin/btor
Code:
#!/bin/bash

#export ftp_proxy=http://10.0.0.1:3128/
#export http_proxy=http://10.0.0.1:3128/

argg=$*
echo $argg >>~/btor-downloads.txt

# BitTorrent download
time btdownloadcurses --url $* \
  --max_uploads 2 \
  --max_upload_rate 32 \
  --minport 6881 \
  --maxport 6889 \
  --report_hash_failures 1 \
  --rerequest_interval 240 \
  --display_interval 3

# max upload 64
Quote Originally Posted by rrfish72
Is burning a torrent iso the same process as an iso? How does that work? Trying to get 3.8 but don't know about bit torrents. Please help.