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I followed the suggestion here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories/CommandLine#Adding the Universe and Multiverse Repositories And it doesn't matter what repos I have in there, it just keeps spitting out the same errors.

I figured it was repo related, so I added these repositories: Code: deb http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ hardy universe deb-src http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ hardy universe deb http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ hardy-updates universe deb-src http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/...

Hey, great tutorial, everything works great. I did everything, like you discribed it. I want to install this iPhone Webui: http://kramerican.dk/index.php?page=rtorrent-for-iphone How can I do that? If someone could just tell me what exactly i have to tipe in SSH, that would be just great... All...

no bro i'am on ubuntu 10.04

when i change the directory name from rutorrent to any other name i get these errors in rutorrent 17.09.2010 10:03:33] WebUI started. [17.09.2010 10:03:33] Bad response from server: (500 [error,getplugins]) [17.09.2010 10:03:33] Bad response from server: (500 [error,getuisettings]) any ideas...

Last i checked using quota with rtorrent caused serious issues. (rtorrent locks up and shoots to 100% cpu) to control bandwidth you might look at using FreeBSD instead, and then use pf/altq

http://imgur.com/9HBKc.png I seem to be getting this after setting everything up. Any torrents I add do seem to be added to rTorrent and will appear in my /home/downloads/<foouser> directory they just don't in ruTorrent (which is where they're being added through). Apache's error log shows...

~/.rtorrent.rc means /home/user-you're-logged-in-now/.rtorrent.rc Does this exists?

Good to know its been useful for you, thanks for the feedback

sure, the main purpose of the httprpc plugin is to lower bandwidth useage. It is mainly for users who wish to use a VERY LOW bandwidth link. In order to be effective you need: A fast server (when i say fast, i dont' mean anything like a multi-core high ram beast, but....you wouldn't want it...

you need to recompile openssh with the hpn patches see http://www.psc.edu/networking/projects/hpn-ssh/ or, if you switch to FreeBSD, you can just select the hpn option when you build the port. Its' quite nice. The reason it's slower in it's default setup is due to issues with encryption...

it's also important to know ftp is a old broken down piece of garbage. It is literally a dinosaur and should be put to death. It is an obvious mess and was never designed with the internet in mind (it was invented well before the internet existed even) It's hard to NAT, doesn't play well with...

Sorry about that, I think I left one step out Code sudo su cd /etc/pure-ftpd/conf echo 1 > TLS (You could set it to 3 if you only want to allow FTPS with encrypted data and control channels) Ive updated the original posts

but this isn't true you can have multiple physical ip's per nic. There is nothing "virtual" about them. They are real ip's. A virtual ip is something entirely different (and has to do with routing)

you can set up multple ip's for the rtorrent users and set each user as a different ip via the .rtorrent.rc set up alias ip's, it's simple. I do it all the time.

sounds very cool! that's exactly what I would, 3 indipended "sub-servers", each one assigned to a different users with a different IP! if you have some spare time to help me setting it up it would be great! we can talk (whenever you want) on msn or irc, just tell me what you prefer. thanks for...

Im afraid I dont understand your question. This is all on a single server. A single server (with a single NIC) can only have one (physical) IP address.

PART 2: rtorrent Ok, now lets install rtorrent Building rtorrent from source The precompiled binary of rtorrent from the repo has issues so we need to compile our own Code: cd ~ mkdir source cd source svn co https://xmlrpc-c.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/xmlrpc-c/stable xmlrpc curl...

I've updated the install script to download from rtorrent.net and also updated the config file template to use the "trackers.use_udp.set" syntax @oneaty 1) very strange, just downloading and compiling the source as described should work perfectly, I just tested this again and it works for me 2)...

Since this is sadly true as described here https://github.com/rakshasa/rtorrent/issues/295 there is need to change script to point download to http://rtorrent.net/downloads/ Here is a updated script: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=ejVFr7kj