
Reflection
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If you’ve been using BitTorrent to download any of the more popular files, such as the latest episode of some major TV show, you may have found yourself receiving lots of “Wasted” data. This is data that has been discarded after being deemed corrupt or invalid by your BitTorrent client. Every so often, you will have received more wasted data than the size of the files you are downloading! This is happening because Anti-P2P organizations are actively polluting P2P networks with fake peers, which send out fake or corrupt data in order to waste bandwidth and slow down file transfers. At its worst, when downloading major copyrighted torrents, as much as a fourth of the peers you are connected to can be attributed to various Anti-P2P agencies. There is also a much more serious side to this.
IP filtering with uTorrent
Configuration of Acegi is a complex task Acegi has a rich architecture for implementing security and many options to configure it. Although there are numerous tutorials and book chapters devoted to this, I have had to consult several documentation sources and combine the provided information to get the complete picture. All kinds of problems arose (outdated configuration examples, mixing current and deprecated versions of the various frameworks leading to strange configuration exceptions and so on and so on). Apparently, implementing webapplication security using Acegi is powerful but not a very trivial task. I hope to give the interested reader a compact overview of “the way to do it”, simply making things work without going into details of the frameworks and without the sidestepping into additional (but non-essential) configuration options most books delve into.
Spring Acegi Tutorial
Est-ce que vous passez trop de temps à maintenir des scripts de build complexes pour vos projets Java ? Avez-vous à réinventer ou à réapprendre un nouvel ensemble de cible de build pour chaque nouveau projet ? Est-ce que vous finissez avec un grand nombre de dépendances inutiles et ne savez jamais réellement quels sont les JARs dont vous avez besoin ? Est-ce qu'un site interne à votre projet, généré automatiquement et toujours à jour vous intéresse ?

