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Disclaimer This guide is based on my experience with another guide. It's something of a work in progress and certainly isn't foolproof. However, nothing should go disastrously wrong if you at least follow the guide correctly. If something doesn't work for you, post here and I will try to help...

Just an informative message, nothing to worry about Try the following: Code: sudo chown -R <rtorrent-user>:<web-server-group> /var/www/rutorrent sudo chmod -R 770 /var/www/rutorrentIf you're unsure as what to fill in as <rutorrent-user>, just use your current username. If you don't know what...

More then likely that's the tracker. You had too many "dirty" disconnections from the server. Normally after some time your download should resume

Hi guys How do I change download and upload speed limit for users so they can't change it Thanks

Hello all i have a probleme to install rtorrent/rutorrent Error 1 Code: (19:42:57) Using 'epoll' based polling. (19:42:57) Using 'epoll' based polling. (19:42:57) Using 'epoll' based polling. (19:42:57) The SCGI socket is bound to a specific network device yet may still pose a security...

First of all. A big thanks to subvertbeats for creating this guide. I am fairly new to linux so please bear with me. I am running Ubuntu 10.4 and have been able to complete the first section of the guide. I am having trouble with the "Building rtorrent from source" section. I am...

Thank you so much for the help and the PMs, you were dead on. It worked perfectly to make this change!

Thanks.

apt-get install libxml2-dev

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That is the name of your screen session, run "screen -R rtorrent" to reattach to it, you can start rtorrent from there and CTRL A, D to detach once it's up and running.

Try Code: chkconfig rtorrent onor edit /etc/rc.d/rc.local and add this line Code: /etc/init.d/rtorrent start (That's CentOS - other distros may vary)

Thanks for the tutorial, really helped with setting up a local rutorrent server. Few notes for anyone that's attempting to install this now: Some of the necessary basic packages aren't available because they're deprecated or other reasons so the command should be Code: sudo apt-get install...

Works great on squeeze 64bit. You should search for some updates of basic packages and it will be fine. However, I use sftp with dir permissions cause some issues with pure-ftpd

I done the first steps about locking down root now i can not get back on the server via putty or wincp change port and added new user

For those who can't get dependencies to work: Code: sudo apt-get install apache2 apache2.2-common apache2-utils autoconf automake autotools-dev binutils build-essential bzip2 ca-certificates comerr-dev cpp dpkg-dev file g++ gawk gcc libapache2-mod-php5 libapache2-mod-scgi libapr1 libaprutil1...

Using svn instead of the tar-balls did the trick.. thanks Novik65 ...you got your self an extra karma point

I have just create a new thread under How To's and Tutorials section. http://forums.rutorrent.org/index.php?topic=732.0 Sorry about the mess around

Much easier and quicker method, I have just tried it. it works like charm!!! Many thanks ~Kitty~

Hi! I follow all the steps of this tutorial for do a clean install of rTorrent + ruTorrent + Multi-Users (3 Users) over a dedicated server with Ubuntu v10.04 x32. All seems right but when i log in ruTorrent with any user rTorrent shows the next error code and doesn´t work properly: Code...