Il dom, 2004-02-22 alle 00:03, Charles Howse ha scritto: > Sooooo..., I uninstalled all that, re-installed the original rpm from > http://torrent.dulug.duke.edu/btrpms/, and ran the command it reccomends from > a shell, and I'm now downloading FC2-test-binary-i386 at 123.7 KB/s. Ok, thank, but ... this simple shell script is not a good idea? ---------[start]--------- #!/bin/bash # Bit Torrent Get Files (d.lesca@xxxxxxxxxx) # setup: # 1) setup bittorrent.rpm file (http://torrent.dulug.duke.edu/btrpms/) # 2) copy this script to /usr/local/bin/. # 3) insert this into /etc/mailcap: # application/x-bittorrent; /usr/local/bin/btget %s # 4) reload your browser # BTGET_DOWNLOAD_DIR=~ BTGET_MAX_UPLOAD_RATE=350 # If you want to change the two value over set ... test -r /etc/btget.conf && source /etc/btget.conf test -r ~/.btgetrc && source ~/.btgetrc cd $BTGET_DOWNLOAD_DIR case "$1" in http://|ftp://) btfile="--url $1" ;; # URL "") echo "Usage: $0 {URL|file.torrent}"; exit 2 ;; *) btfile="$1" ;; # .torrent file esac xterm -e " btdownloadcurses.py --max_upload_rate $BTGET_MAX_UPLOAD_RATE $btfile; echo -e \"\nFinished ($?), Press any key to close ...\c\"; read -n 1 a; exit 0; " exit 0 ---------[end]--------- -- Dario Lesca <d.lesca@xxxxxxxxxx>
