MANOLITO

MANOLITO is the internal protocol name for the proprietary peer-to-peer network developed by Pablo Soto, first used by Blubster, and later Piolet. MANOLITO uses UDP for search routing and is based on Gnutella. In addition file transfers use a proprietary protocol based on TCP.

MANOLITO hosts obtain an entry into the network by contacting an HTTP network gateway, which returns a list of approximately one-hundred MANOLITO hosts. Hosts can also be manually connected to. Servents maintain contact with a fixed number of peers (depending on the Internet connection) that are sent search queries and results.

External links

Blubster (http://www.blubster.net/php/index.php)
Piolet Protocol (http://piolet.com/protocol.html)

		MANOLITO
		MANOLITO is the internal protocol name for the proprietary peer-to-peer network developed by Pablo Soto, first used by Blubster, and later Piolet. MANOLITO uses UDP for search routing and is based on Gnutella. In addition file transfers use a proprietary protocol based on TCP. MANOLITO hosts obtain an entry into the network by contacting an HTTP network gateway, which returns a list of approximately one-hundred MANOLITO hosts. Hosts can also be manually connected to. Servents maintain contact with a fixed number of peers (depending on the Internet connection) that are sent search queries and results. External links Blubster (http://www.blubster.net/php/index.php) Piolet Protocol (http://piolet.com/protocol.html)
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