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1. • • This glimmer of hope got many former Demonoid users excited, and today we can report further progress as the site’s tracker is now back online. A few hours ago http://inferno.demonoid.com:3396/announce was revived, and at the time of writing the tracker is coordinating the communication of 1.3 million people scattered across 388,321 torrent files.
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   Is Demonoid's tracker back online?

   • After three and a half months of downtime Demonoid's tracker is now back online. The unexpected revival of the tracker is the first sign of life in weeks and suggests that the Demonoid team is working to bring the full site back online.

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   Is Demonoid a good torrent tracker?

   • This means that Demonoid has instantly settled itself among the five largest BitTorrent trackers on the Internet. What appears to be new is that all these torrents are tracked by a single announce URL. Previously, Demonoid used various tracker addresses and ports for its torrents. However, several older announce URLs still work as well.

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   What if Demonoid had a site backup?

   • I would stay far the fuck away from this. If Demonoid's admins had site backups they easily could have had the site back up in under a day on another host. Instead, 4 months later it comes limping back online, that makes no sense. It's also known that the original server was handed over to the US government.

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   Why does Demonoid come back online 4 months later?

   • Instead, 4 months later it comes limping back online, that makes no sense. It's also known that the original server was handed over to the US government. This really only leans towards two possibilities: 1) it's a trap 2) Demonoid's staff are extremely amateur; either way is not a good choice.

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   What happened to Demonoid BitTorrent?

   • After 20 months of downtime the infamous Demonoid BitTorrent tracker has made a comeback. The tracker returned a few weeks ago, but the now the website is accessible again too. Former users are still able to use their login details, and most of the old torrents are still listed on the site.

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   Did TorrentFreak relaunch Demonoid?

   • Today, however, the site appears to have made a glorious comeback on Demonoid.ph, which the .com and .me domains are also linked to. TorrentFreak contacted the team behind the resurrection who confirmed the relaunch.

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3. torrentfreak.com › demonoid-returns-bittorrentDemonoid Returns, BitTorrent Tracker is Now Online

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   Jan 9, 2014 · After more than a year of downtime the Demonoid tracker came back online today. The tracker is linked to nearly 400,000 torrent files and more than a million peers, which makes it one of...

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   If Demonoid's admins had site backups they easily could have had the site back up in under a day on another host. Instead, 4 months later it comes limping back online, that makes no sense. It's also known that the original server was handed over to the US government.

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   Nov 12, 2012 · After three and a half months of downtime Demonoid's tracker is now back online. The unexpected revival of the tracker is the first sign of life in weeks and suggests that the Demonoid team is...

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   Mar 30, 2014 · After 20 months of downtime the infamous Demonoid BitTorrent tracker has made a comeback. The tracker returned a few weeks ago, but the now the website is accessible again too. Former users...

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   Feb 20, 2008 · The tracker itself is hosted in Malaysia now, and has been online for a little more than 2 days. While pirates everywhere will likely begin using the Demonoid tracker, the site itself is still down, and there has been no word from the official Demonoid team.

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   Demonoid has been a popular BitTorrent tracker and website that includes file-sharing related discussion forums and a searchable index for the tracker. The site has undergone intermittent periods of extended downtime due to the occasional need to move the server, generally caused by cancellation of ISP service due to local political pressure. [1]