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That's a great feature! However, I tried it on rutorrent 3.6 and it didn't seem to work as expected. Clicking the '?' button literally produces the following directory: /path/Castle/Season{$1}/Episode{$2} Is this feature still present in 3.6? Thanks.

Hi, I am trying to seed a torrent for the first time using rutorrent and it's not working. I have created and seeded torrents with vuze no problem but Rutorrent is proving difficult. I've followed all the steps from guides but when I download the torrent after I uploaded it to the tracker it...

RTFM may be? This must helps.

1) Update ruTorrent installation from svn. 2) Check permissions. Directory rutorrent/share and all inside it must be available for read/write for both rtorrent and web-server users. 3) Restart rtorrent. 4) If problem still present, remove ruTorrent plugins one by one and check result.

Quote Code: --- Success --- /usr/local/bin/php: not found --- sh -c /usr/local/bin/php -c /usr/local/etc/php-p2p.ini /usr/home/p2p/public_html/plugins/scheduler/update.php& exit 0 Oh shi~ Seems rtorrent and rutorrent need to be on the same system ;( Well yeah you would say so. Maybe it...

Ok I think I am beginning to understand. Is the session option enabled by default in rtorrent? Basically I just want to be sure that I am going to lose the torrents I am seeding if/when I need to shutdown or reboot the server.

ok so basically after i upload a torrent through the webui and it gets passed to rtorrent, the actual .torrent file is gone right? what happens if my rtorrent/server crashes? i can't get back the torrents i was seeding without redownloading?

so does it make sense for me to make this directory my watch directory? I guess I am just concerned that I am creating some massive cache of torrents on my computer somewhere that I have no idea where they are. I guess i should just start using the watch folder verse uploading via ui.

yah, you shouldn't need the actual app. anyways. Once you install it you should just be able to install rtorrent --with-xmlrpc-c and that should be that. this is another reason i prefer FreeBSD over linux. you just go to the rtorrent port and type make install clean. It will ask if you...

Like torrents that I upload either via the url option or stored on my pc? Where does it copy the torrent to?

thanks for taking the time and explaining again how to set it up - I guess I partly managed already (following your other thread). It seems like the php task to watch or to move hangs though. The error log wasn't really helpful so far. I will poke around a little more. I have disabled it for the...

indeed without xmlrpc-c rutorrent can not "talk" with rtorrent , so it will NEVER work.

delete everything in settings/ if you are running 2.8 then reload page

yaaaay, please ignore the rest of this post - there was still some libxmlrpc crap installed Code: sudo apt-get remove libxmlrpc-core-c3-dev libxmlrpc-core-c3and now everything is installed I now "see" that the autotools are indeed installed (plugin tab) but where should I see them...

ok, thanks. so I picked a special plug-in to try it out regarding the compilation of rtorrent, I tried a couple of guides I found and ran into several problems - the last was that I couldn't get "./configure --with-xmlrpc-c". I then went back to the standard version from the ubuntu rep. I'm...

already solved , see his comment in original post

Hi, I just installed ruTorrent and it looks great so far. OK, there is this error message that ubuntu nags me with that "rTorrent is compiled with incorrect version of xmlrpc-c library, without i8 support. Version must be >= 1.11. Some functionality will be unavailable." but I will ignore it...

Quote The first run and it works, but refresh the web browser and the message: Check rtorrent status after refresh. Is it really runing?

Quote Rutorrent and rtorrent both work, but no plugins are loaded. ruTorrent use two ways for connect with rTorrent - via rpc mount point for js part, and via direct scgi_port:scgi_host for php part. First way is worked for you, e.q. your mount point is configured by the right way. But second...

Ok, solved it. Will post the solution if someone finds it useful some day. Apache config: Code: SCGIMount /rutorrent/RPC2 127.0.0.1:5000 <Location /rutorrent> AuthName "Private" AuthType Basic AuthBasicProvider file AuthUserFile /usr/local/etc/apache22/passwords Require user beta </Location>...