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Check your HDD(s) for errors and look in kern.log for any errors

Upgraded debian to wheezy from squeeze and now when I try to go to my rutorrent screen, i get the nginx welcome message. "Welcome to nginx! If you see this page, the nginx web server is successfully installed and working. Further configuration is required. For online documentation and support...

Don't know. Check this thread - http://forums.rutorrent.org/index.php?topic=11.msg25;topicseen#msg25

1) Check existence of file /home/x/rutorrent/rtorrent.socket (rtorrent user must have access for its creation). 2) Try use normal port instead socket.

Try to read project's wiki.

Quote : alright I tried with three slashes and still no connection to rtorrent, Try to use plugins rpc or httprpc instead /RPC2. Quote : also for some reason my example shows two slashes Really? For unknown reason i see three slashes in the your *first* link... http://pastebin.com/NG8S31nx

Try to calculate. Your code: Code: $scgi_port = 0; $scgi_host = "unix://home/x/rutorrent/rtorrent.socket"; One, two. Two slashes. My example: Code: // For web->rtorrent link through unix domain socket // (scgi_local in rtorrent conf file), change variables // above to...

What this? For which reason you comment $scgi_port? For which reason you place *four* slashes to the address?

I have a port status unknown problem too, but if i check with an external tool, it is open, so i guess there is a problem with the plugin.

i want know steps to install it in centos 5

Quote : no https://github.com/rakshasa/rtorrent/issues/59 Thankyou very much sir

I do not know, i am researching before buying. I read that IPV6 can only be accessed by console or a tunnel.

http://code.google.com/p/rutorrent/wiki/Plugins?wl=en#Explanation_of_plugin.ini_settings

Hello all. my question is does rtorrent and rutorrent work with only ipv6 server?

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1UqcDfYLfu4yYFdGdC6xk17If_s09g9brrcpxe2fiApY/edit

man pkg-config

If you're on a Fedora 16/17 system that uses systemd to start Apache - this is your solution. TL;DR version: edit /lib/systemd/system/httpd.service and change the value PrivateTmp to 'no'. This is an informational post, in which I ran into a problem that I couldn't find ANYWHERE on here or...

$topDirectory for users conf and path in users rtorrent.rc

I can't add torrents from a file, when I do I get box popping up in the bottom right corner saying ...Failed to add torrent. I can add torrents by putting them in the watch folder or from a rss feed but not directly. I am guessing this must be some sort of permissions issue but I can't work it...

Run this Quote : autogen.sh file.