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I also use Nyr's script to setup OpenVPN, which is also running on DigitalOcean. I have read that DigitalOcean have a strong stance against torrenting though,
by 7ewis 10y ago
I also use Nyr's script to setup OpenVPN, which is also running on DigitalOcean.
I have read that DigitalOcean have a strong stance against torrenting though, so have only downloaded a few times through my VPS.
Was considering moving to AWS, but I'm not sure Amazon would be any happier, and I'd probably end up with a big bill at the end due to bandwidth usage!
- Cyph0n 10y agoAh I see. Well a few years back I heard that OVH is one server provider that looks the other way when it comes to torrents, but I'm not sure if that's still the case. Another option is to just get a seedbox. You basically get a server running a torrent client that you can access through a web UI. Once you download a torrent, you FTP it over to your machine. Many of these providers can give you amazing bandwidth . Yet another option is to save yourself the effort and simply get a Usenet account ;)