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Change this - Code: <Location /rutorrent> To this - Code: <Location /> And this - Code: AuthDigestDomain /var/www/rutorrent/ http://xxx.xxx.com/rutorrent/ To this - Code: AuthDigestDomain /var/www/rutorrent/ http://xxx.xxx.com/ Also lose the second <Directory> block

Thanks, I'll try it out tomorrow. I have another question - I have another HDD in the server which I would like to use for user download directories. How would I go about doing that? Should I create users with their home directories on that HDD? And lastly - I want to limit the download...

No "bad response" for now but js error still appears when i want to change options for example.

Works fine now ! And then... I try to change the language of rutorrent. And... BOOM ! Try to restart the serv... Not working. Try to restart chrome... Working ! I think i'll stay with english ! Thx for this tuto, i'll finish it (ftp) a little bit latter. It's work perfectly when we...

I can see that in htop : If i try "screen -r" i can see that :

I don't think so... How i can check log of rtorrent ? Like that i can tell what i can see in there.

I have a little problem. When i try to launch : sudo /etc/init.d/rtorrent start I have this error : cannot find readable config /root/.rtorrent.rc. check that it is there and permissions are appropriate I try to give chown to my user or to root with this : Quote sudo chown root:root (or my...

that's because the -c flag recreates the file. type man htdigest and read the manual

It's probably cause the apache wasn't running in the first place, are you sure it was started properly?

do you get that warning every time or just the very first time you load rutorrent?

tbat error tells you exactly what the issue is. you created a session directory but you likely did it as root or some other user. let's assume your user is named dork you'd run the following command: Code: chown -R dork:dork /home/dork/

In all reality, you don't have to set up a firewall. My take on it is: If you are running a seedbox remotely then it's not that big of a deal, and if you are running it at home you probably have a good firewall/router running in front of it. Of course, there is nothing wrong with setting up...

It does not matter to me. I just thought it would be worth updating the howto (unless it's not applicable to a majority of people). Thanks...

hey Wonslung... are these updates valid for all platforms? I thought it would help the newbs who would not be able to figure out why those packages are not downloading. When I was doing the tutorial, I was doing it on Debian Squeeze for the ARM processor (Seagate Dockstar)

Just a small update to the guide. g++-4.1 is now g++-4.3 libneon26 is now libneon27 libstdc++6-4.1-dev is now libstdc++6-4.3-dev I would also add to that (for convenience): sudo locate nano Thanks guys!

I do it step by step but when i "make" : the end of "make" i meet: and when i done "sudo make install", i run "rtorrent": please help me solve this issue, thanks

look in your rutorrent/share/ directory and find the uisettings.json file and delete it (it may be in rutorrent/share/settings or rutorrent/share/users/USERNAME/settings/)

I tried to install rtorrent and rutorrent following this guide, but I get this error: Code: 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. My /etc/apache2/apache2.conf file has the...

i think the reason noone mentioned it is that rutorrent has a rutorrent/conf/users/ directory by default. I didn't write this guide but i will look for the typo and fix it. Thanks for pointing it out

you can use a single port per user. Anyone who says you can't is just plain wrong. (i've never used more than 1 port for my rtorrent user) just make sure you use a DIFFERENT port for each user if you have multiple users.