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well it depends on the plugin. Geo-ip needs pecl-geoip installed to work

the second setup should work....weird....i just woke up though, let me wake up some more and read it again

its the apache config if you use a unix socket you need to use a webserver which supports unix sockets. I think a patch exists for apache but as is mod_scgi doesn't support unix sockets

also, i didn't mean to jump in your shit about your question, it was more of a.....suggestion, splitting the topic was a good idea, shows you how much I know. =)

the rpc plugin should work out of the box so long as you have php installed......the only thing required is setting up the port and mount. you set the port in .rtorrent.rc and in the config.php for rutorrent's files, you set the rpc mount in rs.js are you SURE you've installed the plugin...

he used the rpc plugin which doesn't require you to use a webserver at all i can explain how to do a unix socket. one thing you DO need to do is figure out a way to make sure the socket is removed on start up. if you start rtorrent with a boot script, then you need to add this mechanism to...

Hi, I have rtorrent working with 2 different config! 1 Listening 127.0.0.1:5000; 2 Listening 127.0.0.1:5001; how to configure rutorrent? if possible...

This shouldn't matter bro. Are you sure this is an actual issue and you're not just making your torrent incorrectly? I have NEVER seen a tracker reject a torrent for the issue you are reporting.

I do not have this problem at all, but you should open a ticket. This is an obvious issue which should be handled by the ticket system. go to http://code.google.com/p/rutorrent/issues/entry feel free to reference this post in the forums if you like.

I'm not 100% sure what you are trying to do. but, you can pick mktorrent, buildtorrent, createtorrent or transmissioncli as your "create" torrent binary. Are you saying that when you create the torrent, it isn't working? what exactly is the problem? If this is a bug you should open a ticket...

Few steps & things to do, to get it working : apt-get install libapache2-mod-scgi sudo cp /etc/apache2/mods-available/scgi.load /etc/apache2/mods-enabled/scgi.load Modify Apache at the end of your apache config fill in : SCGIMount /RPC1 127.0.0.1:5001 SCGIMount /RPC2 127.0.0.1:5002...

Yeah, the quotes doesn't matter. However I tried a different indexing-site and it worked fine. Must be an issue with kickasstorrents.

Quote BTW, thanks for making this! You'll have to thank novik for that, i just run the forums and help with stuff...and open about 2000 tickets with bug reports and ideas. Novik is the real genius behind rutorrent.

Honestly, i think ZFS is the best choice if you care about your data. Also, being that ZFS is a fully software solution you don't need to spend a ton of money on raid cards. It gets speeds you wouldn't believe. The only downside to ZFS is that you have to plan your system out smarter than...

I downloaded your package and looked at it. It looks like someone has built it with an older version of rutorrent. I hate to say this but i can't offer any support for this package. your best bet would be to find who made it and talk to them. I have no idea what they've done to make this...

and as far as buying a drobo goes....no. The best thing to do is to build a small server/nas and use OpenSolaris or FreeBSD (of FreeNAS ) anything with ZFS. ZFS crushes everything else out there. drobos are hugely over priced and under featured.

well this is likely your problem right here. I haven't seen a single packaged rtorrent that was built with xmlrpc-c correctly. you need to delete rtorrent, get your distros build tools (gcc and such) install subversion, use subversion to get xmlrpc-c, build it from source, download the...

I've never been a big fan of unraid.....but that's neither here nor there let me ask you this. Did you use an old version of xmlrpc-c when you compiled rtorrent? This can cause all kinds of issues. ALso, do you have command line php installed and curl installed? do you have the binaries...

Hello! I have been googling and trying different things for a good while now. Hope someone here can shed some light on the problem. I have a Debian 4.0 box set up with libtorrent-0.12.6 and rtorrent-0.8.6. I can not for the life of me get the watch-directory to work. I wget the torrents in and...

Hi there again , I apologise for my error, I should have read which distro you were using, and wonslungs recommendation of using cherokee is spot on. The gui is what makes cherokee easier to use and understand.