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i'm glad you got it working. Now you get to enjoy the difference. You will find that rtorrent+rutorrent is by far the best software. It absolutely crushes torrentflux-b4rt when it comes to efficiency. I've had 400 torrents running on a machine with 1 gb ram, and a small celron single core...

the fact of the matter is you simply do not have torrents which have enough clients AT ONE TIME. trust me, it's working EXACTLY like it's supposed to. I see this a lot...people tend to grossly misjudge how much they should be seeding. You need to understand how torrents WORK. the best way...

Quote Thanks for looking Wonslung But .... Im still not convinced its right and after spending more time looking at it and watching the torrents ive noticed it gets errors every so often that then corect themselves without any action If you look at this screen shot...

this all looks like it is working correctly. not only are you connected to downloaders, but you can see clearly it is downloading.

do this. Start 5-10 torrents from a site which are freeleech let them finish. Then after 3-4 hours send a screenshot of the torrents in rutorrent.

another thing which people always seem to NOT understand is this: just because a torrent reports x number of peers doesn't mean you will connect to ANY of them. It's ALL based on the tracker and clients, whether or not the peers are connectable and a number of other factors. but chances are...

well this sounds very strange to me. I've set up literally hundreds of seedboxes...i've NEVER seen this issue. if you are connectable then by default, you can seed. that's what it MEANS

dude, noone else has this problem for REAL. I've been using rtorrent for years and it ALWAYS seeds back. If it's not seeding back there are 3 possible reasons. 1) You set it up wrong. 2) The tracker is set up wrong. 3) Network issue preventing it from working properly. (like a router...

http://code.google.com/p/rutorrent/wiki/PluginShow_peers_like_wtorrent

do you have the plugin "show_peers_like_wtorrent"

that's WAAAAAY too many max open files. also, sounds like your shit may be set up majorly wrong max open files shouldn't be over 128 probably

Hello, I am having for the first time problems with setting up rutorrent properly on a debian lenny 64 bit server. 1. rt installed and working 2. rutorrent loaded and appears to all be working with no errors showing in logger 3. WHen I try to add a torrent it says it successively passes it to...

you change it in the webserver config, rutorrent config and rtorrent config something like this in .rtorrent.rc Code: scgi_port = 127.0.0.1:5001 somegthing like this in rutorrent/conf/config.php (or rutorrent/conf/users/$USER/config.php) Code: $scgi_port = 5001; $scgi_host =...

try using a port instead of a unix socket. (it will work with both, but cherokee is more stable with a port anyways)

the cherokee rtorrent wizard works fine. I've used it several times. you made a mistake somewhere else.

no, you shouldn't need to specify a watch directory for rss to work.

great news! i knew we could figure it out.

you should check lighttpd's mime types then. I'm guessing it's something there.

what you aren't understanding is: It works fine for me in those browsers, so this is something wrong on your system. Either something wrong on your setup, or something wrong on your browsers. I've tried to give you some things to check. I don't know what else to do.

i don't know, it should work fine. It must be something wrong on your specific distro which is causing it to fail. Did you try using apache? If it works from apache, then we know it's something wrong in lighttpd and we can start to figure out what's missing