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I see! Someone in other forum didn't explain it to me correctly then. I was told the "once" word meant "once per episode", not "once for ever". Let's say that on a period of 24h there are 2 episodes of a Talk Show released by 2 different teams. This makes for 4 matches if the "Match always" is...

Hello everyone, I was trying to set up the RSS Feeds plugin to catch only one instance of each episode of a few TV Shows/Talk Shows. If I set it to "Match always" it works just fine, but I end up with, sometimes, 3 or 4 releases of each episode. I'm using the latest version of ruTorrent on a...

I dont know why, but I'm getting this error: Code: Bad response from server: (500 [error,startcreate]) Whats wrong with my setup? Could anyone help me solving this? Apache-Error-Log: Code: [Tue Mar 11 11:49:34 2014] [error] [client XX.XXX.XXX.XXX] PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined function...

are you asking me how to become a moderator? Currently the forum is so small there hasn't been a need for a moderator other than me. I guess the best way to become a moderator would be for the forum to NEED moderating first. And past that, being an active member who has something to offer...

hehe, i try. Yes, this is why multiple user will always require one rtorrent per user. In all honesty, i don't see this as a major flaw. As you've rightly pointed out, 99% of the time, changing the torrent announce will change the hash.

yes, this is possible, IF THE HASH IS DIFFERENT. I'll give you a perfect example. Go install wtorrent. create 2 users. (wtorrent has mutliple users with a single rtorrent instance) add one torrent to user1 add the same torrent to user2 watch rtorrent in screen or shell It will not actually...

again. IF the hash is the same then it WILL NOT WORK. you can look inside of rtorrent and you'll see that it isn't actually running but one.

you might think it's working but if the torrents have the same hash, i ASSURE you rtorrent only runs one of them.

well, before i explain this, you need to know that you can not run 2 torrents with the same hash at the same time. If you want to do that, you need to have 2 SEPARATE rtorrent's set up. The way i do this is quite simple though. Make sure you have the latest svn 3.0 download the torrent file...

another issue you should look into is memory usage. rtorrent can use a ton of memory on fast connections. If you have a fast connecton but low memory it may be necessary to reduce the memory available to rtorrent in order to keep the webserver functioning properly.

The problem seems related to the backend ( rtorrent-svn ) and not rutorrent itself, after all. The machine is fairly sturdy (I can run more than ten instances of say, transmission-daemon, without issues, but doing the same with rtorrent is problematic- I even had a couple of krenel dumps with...

what type of folder restrictuionjs? the best way is to create vhosts and use the "default" tab under behavior then set soem kind of auth.

In this case you can likely narrow it down add one plugin back at a time and run it for an hour or two until you find the plugin causing your problem When you find it, let us know

3 things i'd check: do you have php5-cli installed? do you have geo-ip installed (the plugin) and if so, do you have pecl-geoip installed? also, are you using a unix socket? i've had major issues from using unix socket based installs which always seem to be solved by using tcp based sockets...

try removing all plugins first.

For example, you have 1000 torrents. As result, front-end must construct a table with 1000 rows for visualization. This is a very slow process. For avoid this, front-end really construct a table with min("Virtual Row Threshold",1000) rows. And draw ather torrents... hmm... my language is too bad...

This plugin exists for 3.0 only. Don't know. You can to approach this moment, if you will testing it.

In 2.8 ruTorrent doesn't save source files. In 3.0 beta 1) source files are saved in share/torrents directory (if variable $saveUploadedTorrents in conf/config.php is setted to true) 2) you can get source file from web-interface, if plugin "source" is installed.

Hello. We're 2 guys having problems with "typing" directory when adding torrents. First torrent adds fine, second though, adds like this: %home%admin%ftp% instead of /home/admin/ftp/ Any idea why this is happening? Forgot to say that we both use newest FF

No way. You must edit your rtorrent.rc by hands. Settings dialog in ruTorrent serve for one purpose only - to see, what happens, if you quick change something. ruTorrent can't save this settings to rtorrent.rc because 1) Web-server user hasn't access to this file in common case. 2) rtorrent...