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Ok I got the wl500g to work and also rtorrent+Rutorrent. I copied the files from my working server and it looks like all plug-ins are working but I'm getting this error now: What does it mean?

I've tried to play around a bit a got everything to work except for the ratio plugin so I'll try with another firmware. I looked at the wl500g you linked to but I couldn't figure out how to install and use it so now i'll try with the DD-WRT firmware I've been using before. I'll return with my...

1) I tried to clear the cache but it's didn't remove the undefined error. you say it could be an incorrect install - of what? rutorrent? because it sounds plausible as I've just copied the files from my ubuntu machine. 2) what do you mean by normal firmware? I've installed this firmware...

I reinstalled the firmware on my router along with rtorrent and rutorrent - rebooting everytime I made a change. I still get errors after I copied the rutorrent I have on my ubuntu server to my router. Here are the errors from Logger and I've added the errors.log file

The SVN command is not working on the routers frimware - there's a confirmed bug in it and it's not fixed it yet... have been there for about a year so I'm not expecting it to be fixed anytime soon. I'm running the latest SVN on my ubuntu machine and have moved the folders from that to the...

it sort of worked. v3.2 loads perfect and so does almost all of the plug-ins. but I have problems with the throttle and ratio plug-in logger says they can't start for an unknown reason I don't need throttle so I just deleted it but I do need the ratio plugin so if someone have an idea of why...

I'll set the permissions to 777 then that won't cause a problem

is it possible to move the rutorrent folder from one machine to another and have rutorrent running from the other machine? reason is that I have an Asus RT-N16 router with TomatoUSB firmware. That firmware can run rtorrent+Rutorrent via optware function but it is only version 3.1 and don't have...

if it's an openvz based vm you could be having issues with burstable ram.

check the user configs for rutorrent this tells yout he problem: Bad link to rTorrent. Check if it is really running. Check $ scgi_port and $ scgi_host settings in config.php and scgi_port in rTorrent configuration file.

rtorrent crashed on adding a big torrent file installed rtorrent using auto install script from here http://forums.rutorrent.org/index.php?topic=608.0 on ubuntu 10.0.4 32 bit updated server before install no problem till i added a big file torrent about 16 gb it crashed saying xmlrpc error bad...

Quote I've also got my settings as /RPC2 in config.php - is this correct? Dont understand. What correct? Settings in your config.php? I think - yes, if all working ok for you. Guide? It is partially incorrect, you *must* defend with authorization /RPC2 mount point. Or move this mount point...

Quote I think something like this should come in a README for rutorrent along with the .config file I've supplied If you don't use plugin RPC or HTTPRPC, you must also defend with authorization /RPC2 mount point. Or move this mount point inside rutorrent directory.

solved! was indeed php not working correctly 0:-) added: Quote fastcgi.server = ( ".php" => ( "localhost" => ( "socket" => "/tmp/php-fastcgi.socket"...

pardon, I missed adding that I already have it enabled via conf-enabled config file folder. I tried adding Quote cgi.assign = ( ".php" => "/bin/php-cgi" ) but the problem is not that the php parser isn't executed! it must be somewhere else... cheers edit: note, I just realized that I'm...

hi all! I'm trying to setup lighttpd & rutorrent 2.3 & rTorrent 0.8.6/0.12.6 on debian squeeze. When accessing the webinterface I only get this in the logger: Quote [26.07.2011 12:59:59] WebUI started. [26.07.2011 13:00:00] Bad response from server: (403 [error,getplugins]) <?xml version="1.0"...

running ldconfig after rtorrent installation will link the files needed from libtorrent.

Ok I found where the problem was. In my .rtorrent.rc I had specified ./downloads for the download's folder. For rTorrent It works well because I execute rTorrent with the user rtorrent and this folder is located in /home/rtorrent/downloads but for ruTorrent it indicates that the downloads folder...

I'm on a Debian Squeeze 6.0

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