^^ I dont think, there would be any difference. The difference would be only when, the file on the server updates, with new trackers, I suppose.
And since you can't be sure that file has been updated in the mean-time, so its better to d/w the torrent file again.
But if you are getting decent speeds from the torrent, there is no need too.
Basically they came out on new torrent client revisions. More can be read here about the pros and cons of DHT. Having DHT and PEX on will cause your data not to be recorded by the PT servers and can be seen as circumvention techniques. And get a ban from the tracker.
Quite a useful article there. Thanks.
This is what I understand (in plain English):
DHT provides a way to hide that we have downloaded a certain file. So this means, other peers would not be able to connect with us. And we would not be able to connect with someone else, who have Enabled DHT.
And by definition which would be counter-productive to P2P networks. So, it can enforce a ban from the tracker.
So this means,
1. We can enable DHT, which would protect our privacy.
2. Trackers can detect the client who have Enabled DHT.
3. Trackers can block the client, who have Enabled DHT.
4. So, we should not enable DHT. DHT is bad for your Torrent health!
Got it!
But, banning a client, must be done by blocking the person's IP address. So, will it mean, that person is forbidden to d/w from THAT torrent, or from downloading from ANY torrent, of the website?