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Ahh i have it working, Thankyou!

i need both of them plugins, what would i edit my rtorrent config file to? and the config.php

I dont understand how to use those plugins ?

Maybe the first one requires a valid cookie? EDIT: If that's a valid passkey, remove it from the 2nd link.

Quote any idea why? For example, your server is overloaded. Or you have very slow link to it.

cgi is the only one which should matter for lighttpd that issue can also be due to permission problems, does this happen with every single torrent or only especially large torrents?

glad to be of assistance.

does it hapen on every single torrent? it could be your php upload settings in php.ini

The only reason i know of for a torrent to pause is: 1) the save directory doesn't exist 2) the save directory doesn't have the proper permissions 3) the torrent is bad. I've also seen this error happen due to poorly configured watch directories.

Hi, i have a CentOS server Running apache2, I am getting an error 500 from the apache server? however i am trying to use unix sockets? could anyone help me install this using scgi? btw - i do have cpanel installed on this server.

then why not just install apache and mod_scgi via apt?

My bad, I meant 127.0.0.1:5001 SCGI and config in rutorrent are set to 5000, while httpd is set to 5001.

I am using httpd, so will check httpd log. After simulating the error (rtorrent, then sudo service httpd restart) No errors in /var/log/httpd/error_log There is a weird SSL "warn" in ssl_error_log [Fri Feb 25 17:37:19 2011] [warn] RSA server certificate is a CA certificate (BasicConstraints: CA...

It's a google geo-ip bug. See this thread: http://code.google.com/p/support/issues/detail?id=5009

churchi, could you try this command, it'll show some more debug messages (it will still fail): Code: wget -d http://code.google.com/p/rutorrent/

It's not the svn client. Some guy had the same problem, and he was using Debian 6. I tried the same OS and same subversion, and it worked for me. The problem must be network related. You're not the only one with this problem, but unfortunately I don't know how to fix it. It seems to be all...

This happens on debian based linux a lot. debian comes with some xmlrpc. To prevent this issue, i typically specify the path for xmlrpc-c-config via the ./configure script

I have had the same problem. I only recompile whole rtorrent program (libtorrent, xmlrpc and rtorrent) and it works fine. good luck

First, a note: I'm a complete linux/server/basically everything noob, so please bear with me. My ultimate goal with rutorrent is to give myself a GUI. On localhost, I have set up an apache server that works fine and placed the rutorrent in the /var/www/html/ directory. The port I use for httpd...

What version did you use? Try rtorrent 0.8.6, libtorrent 0.12.6.