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I updated all of my plugins to 3.6 but the problem still remains

Hello all, I am using rutorrent 3.6 / rtorrent 0.9.2/0.13.2 I have the following problem with permissions: umask in rtorrent user .profile is 073 system umask is 0002 I am running the following plugins in rutorrent: autotools, check_port, cpuload, erasedata, filedrop, geoip, _getdir, rss...

How is that?

Oh, OK, I thought it did, because when earlier I managed to synchronize it with the actual time my rss feeds started downloading Local time and timezone are correct Is there another way to verify that time used by rutorrent is correct? Perhaps using php to get the local time is appropriate...

Hello to all. I am facing an issue The behaviour of the rutorrent clock (down on the right of the webui) does not show the correct time The result is rss feeds not loading and various other issues. My server time at his very moment: Code: # date Fri Apr 25 11:53:23 EEST 2014 rutorrent, however...

Of course. Write your own plugin.

Torrents keeps pausing after completed. I have checked the files and they're not corrupted.

Don't know. Try to use svn version of rutorrent.

You mean this: http://code.google.com/p/rutorrent/wiki/Installation#Single_user_(or_no_Web_Auth)_OR_Multiuser_(Web_Auth) ?

Great! Can you tell me how can i do that? Both users will have a different .rtorrent.rc and plugins, righ? Will the script i mentioned before allow me to do just that?

das, i'm thinking of getting me a VPS from vStar (i have 20% discount)... Are they any good? Do you know any other VPS provider better then vStar? I guess i'll try it for a month and will see how it behaves with multi user. As i know the guy who will be there too, i can tell him is max HDD is...

i think i might have misunderstood your previous response, i wasn't aware you were saying the timezone setting completely solved your problems, i am glad this is the case. If aint broke, don't fix it. (regarding cherokee) anyways, i'm glad you got it working.

i would bet your issues are more cherokee related than anything. I originally used cherokee myself but found it to be very unstable for rutorrent. In my opinion apache is going to be the easiest, most reliable webserver for 99% of rutorrent users. If you MUST use a more "light weight"...

you need to install php5-cgi you can compile from source if you have to, but you need a working php5-cgi install before cherokee with be of much use.

rtorrent is much better than transmission and it's really not hard to set up. I'd be glad to helpt you if you need it, pehaps via IM. I've used every single *nix client out there and for stability and load rtorrent is BY FAR the best. If you want to only download 1 or 2 at a time, tranmission...

ok, well this is what you need to do. set up lighttpd or cherokee.. If you use port 8080 on lighttpd or cherokee for the scgi port, then also connect with that port. do you understand?

you need to use the same webserver to do rpc as you display the page with. try using the rpc plugin instead if this is a problem. basically, you can't do the rpc on one port and the page on another. They need to be on the SAME server.

You need to configure RPC mount points on your installations. It's must be unique for each installation. See file rs.js, variable XMLRPCMountPoint for client side and http://code.google.com/p/rutorrent/wiki/WebserverSetup for server side. Or you can simple install plugin RPC instead.

if your firewall blocks traffic on the loopback device then you need to open whatever port your scgi mount is using. Defaults to 5000 but i normally go with 5001 for the first user, 5002 for the second user, and so on.

@mons - you mean you are having apache+rutorrent with scgi-port setup now and it is only running if you remove any rutorrent plugins? Currently i am on the same but with cherokee+rutorrent with scgi-port. Have not tried to add back any plugins since i finally had it working. I did make a fresh...