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Have you tried using autotools? It seems to work well for me.

For some of the download I am doing, the down arrow sign is blue but some are red even though they all seems to download fine. What is the difference? Thanks.

that's great.. seemed to work. thanks!

rtorrent uses the session directory to hold running torrents. It's not really used by the user. a watch directory is used to add torrents (drop a .torrent into the directory and it should start)

I apologize if this has been covered in faq somewhere, but I did a search and didn't come up with anything... I've created a torrent for "site a." Upload, download, load into rutorrent, seed, no problems. I then create another torrent for "site b" using the same directory with the only...

Hi, thank you for your answer. ok that's a pity, perhaps any other solution to the size issue?

Hello jith45, thank you for your answer, I know that link but my problem is not describe there. But I found out the solution now. It's /.*/ But another question: How can I limit /.*/ this with an exlcude filter to torrents with a size below X GB? What do I have to type in the Exclude Filter...

check out your user configuration file (config.php), for this line: Code: $httpIP = ""; // IP string. Or null for any.

Hello, I got an RSS Feed. Normally I want to download all torrent posted in the RSS Feed. I only want to except a very few torrents. I tried it like this: Filter /*/ and Exclude /(*Exception1*|*Exception2*)/i But it didnt work. What is the right way to do it?

It's already 777, sorry, I should have mentioned that.

A new version of the module has been released with rtorrent 0.9.3 and rutorrent 3.4, but the problem still persists. Any other ideas?

It should, because rtorrent is run as root on these kinds of NASes.

I'd love to upgrade, but I'm using a custom setup provided as a module for the NAS Thecus N5200, so it's really difficult to upgrade.

I think He means that he wants to implement Fair Sharing So if Tom seed 100mb then Tom can download only 100mb and if Harry seed 500mb and he try to download 600mb file then the torrent must not download fully, it must download only 500mb and wait for Harry to seed more. And the 2nd question...

My default download directory is /foo/bar/damd, but sometimes (especially when using RSS downloads) I want to download stuff to another directory, specifically /foo/bar/public. When I try to do this, I get "Error loading torrent". Using rtorrent 0.8.9 and rutorrent 3.3. Any ideas?

Thank you very much

I think sorting by total number is important. Imagine you are running out of space on your machine. If you deleted the best seeded torrents you are not leaving "rare" stuff badly seeded plus the probability of you uploading in a swarm of 1427 seeds is very small :-) Can you kindly point me...

When I click on the Seeds (same for Peers) to sort on that column I do not obtain any recognizable sort order. I would like the column to be sorted by the TOTAL number of seeds. For example in the snapshot from my rutorrent interface shown below, I would like to have the lines with 1427, 964...

OK, so if I don't change anything via .rtorrent.rc, then it will use the default values set by the OS?

What Linux distro are you running? Maybe you can set the sleep options to avoid it when rtorrent is running. Or maybe it won't sleep at all since rtorrent might be using the HDD and a running process.