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[GSoC2008]What's wrong with last years Gittorrent?

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CZChiyuan Zhang <pluskid@gmail.com>
Date
Mar 24, 2008, 01:14 UTC
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Hi,

I'm planning to apply Google Summer of Code this year. I noticed on the git project page there's a gittorrent implementation. I'm interested in this. But later I found there was also a similar project (accepted) in last year's SoC: GitTorrent Server and Peer, written in Python. Unfortunately, the two links on that page aren't available any more. So I'm wondering what's the status of last year's GitTorrent? Is there something wrong with that? If any, what caused the problem and what's the differences between this year's and that one?

Looking forward for your reply. Thanks!
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  1. Chiyuan ZhangMar 24, 2008
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