Korean Job Discussion Forums

[hanguker]

Hi All,

I loaded up Pruna the other day and found that it required a Korean National ID...not very private if you ask me. So I opted not to use the software.

However, in previous threads I have found that people were saying that Pruna servers could be accessed via Edonk3y or EMul3. I've loaded up Emul3 but I can't seem to see any Pruna servers on it. I've downloaded recent server.met files and see no Korean servers at all...

Does anyone know what the Pruna servers are or of any other popular Korean servers? I can't seem to find the files that I want on other P2P networks like Gnut3lla and BT....such as, sitcoms and other video with Korean subtitles.

Currently, I get my videos off of other networks and then download subtitles off of xcaption.com, but this hasn't been very efficient.

Any Ideas?

Happy New Year

[hanguker]

a little bump...I know not many of you P2P , but any knowledge (or even conjecture) about this would be great.

Cheers.

[tweeterdj]

make a korean friend who will lend you his id

easiest way for stuff like that my friend...

[the_beaver]

No conjecture necessary.

There are programs out there that generate Korean id numbers.They're illegal, but they exist.

[hanguker]

Thing is I don't want to use someone's Korean ID for privacy reasons (It probably logs everything), and I don't want to mess with illegally gen'ed IDs!! I'd rather just know what server this thing connects to so that I can connect with another client. I've heard that Pruna is just a glorified 3Donkey client, so it must have a server to link to. I'd like to know what it is.

[hanguker]

Well, not much help here....but, I think I may have come up with a solution. I have been using unicode in eMule and it has been turning up a lot of results in hanguel. Therefore, if all else fails, do the search with Hangeul characters. I copy and paste off of an reference site.