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Sorry, but I do not understand what "user runnint rtorrent" means.

No, it's part of BusyBox v1.16.1 (2010-06-03 16:13:56 EDT) built-in shell (ash) Here is my list of /bin Code: root@RT-N16:/tmp/home/root# ls /bin -ls 0 lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 7 Jun 3 14:02 ash -> busybox 750 -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 768176 Jun 3 14:01...

Thank you for your concern about the root issue and I will try again to get non-root to play nicely. Do you have any suggestions on how to diagnose the problem myself? P.S. ruTorrent loads and is usable except for the 'id' and now the 'stat' error and those plugins.

I tried the latest SVN copy with the plugins except darkpal and unpack, updated my config.php filling in the info for the five programs. After loading the ruTorrent page I receive these messages in the logger frame. [26.06.2010 20:22:48] WebUI started. [26.06.2010 20:22:52] rTorrent's user can't...

Quote i wouldnt' run it as root that's bad. as for where your programs are....you will have to find them yourself....but when you do, you would set them in config.php the latest svn's config also has a place for "stat" which is clearly missing from yours. try updating to the latest svn...

there is no publicly available module for this. I think xirvik has a module for this but that's proprietary

Hello, I have been running ruTorrent 3.0 for sometime now without any problems on my Asus RT-N16 with Tomato until I upgraded to 3.1 with all the plug-ins excluding darkpal and unpack. Now I'm receiving the errors below. [26.06.2010 15:09:51] rTorrent's user can't access 'id' program. Some...

Hahaha, ok, I'll put something together soon-ish, then release.

Is the script available for others to use or only private?

I currently use symlinks for the stuff that I want to download off the server. It's a bit more manual than I would like it to be, but it only takes a few minutes a day, I don't mind it too much. This worked fine with one computer, but now that I'm pulling data onto 2 clients, it got a bit...

Haha, funny enough I need the same thing! I'm going to put together a more comprehensive app to keep track of all the stuff which me and my crew are downloading, I'm still not sure whether it's going to be Ruby or node.js. I wanted to play with node since last year, this might be a good...

You need to start small. Take this for example, a warnquota e-mail replacement: Code: #!/usr/bin/env ruby # gem exec ruby warnquota require 'yaml' require 'gmail_sender' def email(user, usage, subject) gmail = GmailSender.new(@config['gmail']['username'], @config['gmail']['password'])...

Chef works on any platform that can run Ruby. Search github.com for chef-cookbooks, you'll find a lot of good examples (freebsd including). And yes, you're right, I always over-engineer things and assume stuff which doesn't always help .

No mate, I was hinting that I'm a developer - a lazy fucker - because I didn't bother to grep the source code. You are doing a great job, I honestly admire what you did with rutorrent. Lots of respect & kudos for your hard work! Chef is basically automating server configurations. You know how...

Hmm, it's not as if I'm a developer by craft... Developers are lazy fuckers - and I've spent like 8 hours straight to get that Chef cookbook working -, so mistake assumed. This was tripping me up: Code: function getUser() { global $forbidUserSettings; return(...

Oh yes, and all permissions are correct. All user folders are owned by the respective users, torrents and watch folders within them are 777. /var/www/rutorrent is owned by www-data.

Haha, this only gets better: the torrents get saved in random folders! For example, a torrent user1 adds into his watch folder appears in his rutorrent interface, but ends up in user2 torrents folder and gets unpacked into user5 unpack folder! This is the plugins playing up and getting the...

The tuto you use is old (February 13, 10), you should use the one showing in this forum. Anyway, you need php and php-cli to get your system work! ++

yes, you can. did you EDIT the config.php for each user changing the scgi and port settings? did you configure some form of authentication for the rutorrent directory? something like this: Code: <VirtualHost *:443> ServerName YOUR.URL.COM ServerAdmin webmaster@localhost...

dude, using root for rutorrent is beyond stupid. anyways, all you need to do for multi user is: create a unix user for each user (for running rtorrent) each rtorrent user will run rtorrent on a different port and scgi port, and have a different location to save files (i user...