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I experienced the same today - the NAS made a shutdown because of high temperature, so I guess it corrupted the file...thanks for you help!!

after someday running. I got this error: restarting server cannot fix the error, please help ! I still see rtorrent running

firewall stuff is pretty complicated, especially on linux. FreeBSD has much better options for firewalls If you MUST set up firewall stuff, google shorewall, it's probably the easier for Linux.

Just a quick heads up on something that messed me up when setting up multi-user on Debian Squeeze... In the optional multi-user config section, you mention to create user folders in /www/rutorrent/conf/user, but it should be /www/rutorrent/conf/users. I could not get it to work in the user...

Thanks, I already made it But i still don't understand why I have to have 5 port/each user ? in utorrent i use only 1 port for all ?

it's likely missing some repositories. my guess would be universe/multiverse

dude, this isn't an "how to use your shitty linux distro" forum. If you have questions about yout specific linuxisms please post them in the proper location. I spent 15 minutes in instant messages with you telling you exactly what to do. go READ UP ON apt-get and repositories.

my guess is you are on debian but haven't added the non-free and/or contrib repos to your apt sources.

thank you very much for this really usefull guide really well put together helpped me loads now i can ditch torrent flux

Thank for this great HowTo. Really ... thank. Here are some suggestions to add to this guide Install vnstat + vnstat PHP. (Traffic statistic) Install munin. (server statistic) Install fail2ban to monitor sshd and pure-ftpd. (Security) Force HTTPS for all web services. (Security) Use Linux...

then you're doing something wrong. explain EXACTLY what you're trying to do. give me the exact commands you are using in code blocks and tell me exactly what you need done, and i will correct your mistakes

This maybe a bit late since this tutorial came out but i am having some difficulties with this part. When adding new users for the config files to be copied over to the new user i created it comes up with file or directory does not exist but i copied the code below into putty every time i try...

Now it makes sense. Given the vast majority of people using this guide (I think) will have at least a semi-decent connection I dont really see much benefit in this in the context of bandwidth. The added security might make it worthwhile though....

Hey wonslung - wondered if you could help me better understand the pros and cons of the httprpc plugin vs mod_scgi ?

C0r Wonslung is right - the directory name there should be the same as the username Regarding that issue 1) Ensure that you have a file called TLS in the /etc/pure-ftpd/conf directory, with the contents being 1 (or 3 for only allowing secure data and control comms) 2) The error you are...

Thanks Won, learn something knew every day....thinking about it, its actually quite obvious (doh!)

Yes Wonslung - as above I wrote you can only have one physical IP per NIC. I subsequently clocked that Gnarkill was talking about virtual IPs and described to him how to set up FTP and Apache to work with IP aliases

PM sent and installing proxmox 1.5! subvertbeats sorry if I "polluted" your thread with a slightly OT discussion! btw i'm gonna use this guide soon! regards

Ah ok, you mean virtual servers. Not too difficult. You first need to set up the IP aliases as described in that link you posted, and make sure they are set up at boot time. Then you'll need a virtual server for each IP, for both your FTP server and for your web server For PureFTPd it should...

thanks for this guide, I'm totally going to try it! just a question, you setup everything with multi-user support, but all user will use the same IP. what if I want to use different IPs for each users? how can I do it? regards