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Post by getmythe on Nov 22, 2007 2:07:06 GMT 7
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Post by fobking10 on Nov 24, 2007 12:41:48 GMT 7
looking at the config and summary of the module, how do we seed if the torrent file gets removed and the file moved to another directory after it finished?
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Post by getmythe on Nov 24, 2007 17:37:26 GMT 7
rtorrent does some housekeeping, so don't worry! Have a look at the hidden directory .session. It's where rtorrent keeps all torrent files. How else would he be able to know that you re-added a torrent file or still need to upload some more data to reach the quota limit set in the config.
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Post by ozgreg on Nov 26, 2007 9:22:53 GMT 7
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Post by getmythe on Nov 26, 2007 17:10:29 GMT 7
The prefix py in pytvshows stands for Python. There is no python module available, unless you are porting python yourself of course. Given the complexity of python that's not an easy task using only a cross compile setup.
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Post by ozgreg on Nov 26, 2007 17:22:46 GMT 7
I suspected as much when I could not find any evidence of Python.. Hmm know any other RSS Feeders?
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Post by olympia on Dec 6, 2007 16:17:45 GMT 7
Great feature! Thanks getmythe!
It's working like a charm.
The only thing which I was not able to manage, to connect and check the rtorrent activities.
Could anybody help me out how to do that?
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Post by ferg on Dec 7, 2007 3:05:27 GMT 7
quite simple - assuming you have the ssh module installed (if not do so!) ssh in using a linux terminal or putty. Here you should point them at the i.p. address of the n2100 and logon as root.
from here type in rtorrent and you will get the screen detailing your torrents. ctrl-\ removes you from the rtorrent screen. Please check the website for operation details and change the configuration files.
There is also a application called ntorrent that allows you to connect in directly without the need for a separate ssh client, but it has bugs and will not function correctly on windows yet.
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Post by olympia on Dec 10, 2007 16:14:07 GMT 7
Thanks ferg! I see now.
One more question:
- is ctrl-\ remove me only from the screen or it is completely terminating the live rtorrent session? Practically, is rtorrent going to check further the .torrent files in the "active" directory after ctrl-\? Or rtorrent has to be rastart again?
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Post by getmythe on Dec 10, 2007 21:59:57 GMT 7
ctrl-\ only disconnects you from the current rtorrent session. E.g. rtorrent will keep on running in the background, even after you logged out. To shut down rtorrent you have to use ctrl-q.
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Post by N2100Owner on Dec 11, 2007 11:01:14 GMT 7
Do you have to create a subfolder named "active" under the rtorrent share folder?
How do I know it started downloading?
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Post by olympia on Dec 11, 2007 16:21:41 GMT 7
As far as I understood, it creates link from "/raid/rtorrent" to "/raid/module/rtorrent" where "active" & "finished" folders are already exists...
For me, this link was only created after a reboot.
I am trying to test ntorrent, but cannot figure out the connection method & properties. Is it http or ssh? What is socket port and username/password?
Thank you!
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Post by ferg on Dec 13, 2007 1:53:15 GMT 7
the active and finished folders are automaticallyt created. You just drag and drop torrent files into the active folder to begin.
ctrl-\ will remove you from a sessoin, typing rtorrent again will re join. Please read the rtorrent webpage for commands to delete and pause torrents.
If you remove a torrent from the finished folder and the torrent file from the active folder (if its still there) rtorrent will update.
As for ntorrrent, it is ssh you use, port 22, with the same details you use when loggin in via putty etc.
However there are issues with the windows version, authentication is patchy. Please use the svn version for linux to confirm ntorrent works. I haven't got round to trying this yet.
Make sure you have java installed for linux if you try this.
hope this helps
ferg
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Post by fobking10 on Dec 14, 2007 15:48:25 GMT 7
I have a problem seeding with rtorrent. The problem is that once my torrents are done downloading, they won't seed anymore. While they're downloading they seed correctly. Anybody else has this issue?
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Post by majority on Dec 15, 2007 22:14:59 GMT 7
fobking10, i don't know if this is a problem, but I have the same issue, and I believe it is because of the way .rtorrent.rc config file is setup, with regards to moving a download to the finished folder upon completing a download.
crash course on rtorrent:
ctrl-d stops a torrent, doing this again on a stopped torrent removes it.
ctrl-s starts a torrent.
hit enter and paste in a torrent link to add a torrent to rtorrent.
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