Re: Bittorrent - how to use on Linux?

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Jared Buck wrote:
I've got BT and the GUI installed, but Linux cannot seem to find them.
I do not know what directory they have been installed to, and a search
hasn't turned up an executable binary for bittorrent. Can anyone help
me here?


Jared


When I run BT, I just use the following command, who needs a gui? Just put it in a script and supply the name of the torrent file as an argument. I usually run it from a virtual console so I can logout and leave it running (since I have to share this computer with she who must be obeyed).


/usr/local/BT/btdownloadcurses.py \
--display_interval 10 --max_uploads 4 \
--responsefile $1 --max_upload_rate 32 \
--minport 52000 --maxport 52100

So the name of the BT executable is "btdownloadcurses.py" but you probably want "btdownloadgui.py". I installed it in /usr/local/BT, but it can be installed anywhere. I would think an rpm istaller would put it in /usr/bin.

Make sure you poke a hole in your firewall for the incoming ports.

Regards,

John



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