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You should post in that thread. If you want to create a new Linux user, then use something like: useradd -m -s /bin/bash THE-USER-NAME

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Yup, works great. So I went into lighttpd.conf and changed /RPC10 to /RPCA. Then changed config.php for user 10 to /RPCA and voila, user now has correct access to his torrent list. Thanks a bunch for that suggestion, that well deserves another donation for the time it's saved me.

Thanks for that wonslung. Not been near cherokee, just lenny 64 with libtorrent, xmlrpc-c and rtorrent configure --with-xmlrpc-c. compiled from source then ruTorrent from svn and the various settings as shown in the main install guide. http://code.google.com/p/rutorrent/wiki/MainInstall Not...

Yeah, thought about RPC 0 but that would still limit me to 10. Ok, some more testing reveals the following: Change $XMLRPCMountPoint = "/RPC10"; to $XMLRPCMountPoint = "/RPC16"; and you see user 1 torrents. Change $XMLRPCMountPoint = "/RPC10"; to $XMLRPCMountPoint = "/RPC22"; and you see user...

Did you try again after a clean install of your OS? If not, then the old configuration files are probably still being used.

lol, it's not your php config. It's your web server. you haven't told us what you are using yet, but assuming you are using apache you need to: make sure the module is enabled make sure php mime types are passed properly (a .php file is sent to the php interpreter )

this bug happens when php isnt' configured correctly in the browser

OK I've found the root cause of my problem, probably yours as well.... Are you using the scheduler plugin??? If so, check your speed settings... Mine was activated for some reasons at unlimited speeds. Thats why if I changed a download or upload value it would come back to unlimited by itself...

Funny I've found this thread by mistake and I must say I have the same problem. I change the speed setting in rutorrent but if I close the window and reopen it, the limit is back to no limit. Now I understand wonslung's response but I need to ask this: if rutorrent is only a front end client...

I've set up 10 users on rpc1 to rpc10 Users 1 -9 work fine. When user 10 logs into rutorrent they see torrents for user 1. But all the settings are correct, (.rtorrent.rc, config.php) so if user 10 add's torrent it loads in user 10 folder (get_dir see's it as user10) and the torrent will run...

dude, trust me remove your max_open_files line and it will start working properly. 4096 is insanity. this option should NEVER be changed from default unless you know what you are doing and it's obvious you don't I'm not trying to be a dick, i just see this issue a lot. NEVER mess with...

max open files is WAY too high. shouldn't be over 128

show your .rtorrent.rc Also, are you using something like openvz or some other container/virtualization software? specifically, what is your "max_open_files" set to in .rtorrent.rc also, any socket settings

Thanks for the prompt reply. Will try that now. Cheers for that, fixed the problem right up

You haven't installed PHP or your web server isn't sending PHP files to the PHP interpreter.

[28.06.2010 19:30:37] WebUI started. [28.06.2010 19:30:37] Bad response from server: (500 [error,getplugins]) [28.06.2010 19:30:38] Bad response from server: (500 [error,getuisettings]) I understand this is a result of config.php not existing. But if i leave the default config.php in the conf...

Quote Could it be caused by that the fact that, while all other users are located /users/ folder, the first user is still located in the /conf/ folder? They all use /conf/config.php. /conf/user/USERNAME/confog.php contain *changes* from /conf/config.php for each user.

Show us the error message(s), i.e., the logger window. Make sure rtorrent has started.

Hi Mate, thanks for the quick reply. yeah I believe to have fixed it by changing the permissions correctly. one finally question: the Session= folder that I choose in my config file is that folder for storing the the torrent files that I'm currently Downloading? I thought it was for incomplete...