-----Original Message----- From: "windtim@xxxxxxxx" <windtim@xxxxxxxxx> Sent: Nov 9, 2004 8:54 AM To: fedora-list <fedora-list@xxxxxxxxxx> Subject: Re: Download FC3 by CD via bittorent I'v tryed to download either bittorrent-3.4.1-0.fdr.2.a.1.91.src.rpm either azureus and try to install both. Bittorrent doing rpm -ivh bit....., all goes well but i don't see any executable file or application of bittorrent and, obviously, i can't download anythink with rpm About azureus i've downloaded it and install, i've installed also jre (it is in /usr/lib/) but i can't start it. Can you help me? As far as BitTorrent, you will see a series of bt*.py scripts in /usr/bin. I use btdownloadgui.py and it runs as follosws: btdownloadgui.py [options] <URL of download torrent file> This will open a graphic download window. I use the duke.edu torrent directory for downloads which was mentioned in a different message. If you want to enable torrent support in Mozilla you will need to add a helper application, under Edit -> Preferences. Select Helper Application from the list under Browser. In the helper application area you should enter after selecting New application: /usr/bin/btdownloadgui.py [options] %s This means run the program using the link target when you click on a link that is a .torrent file. You can select whether to run the program, select what to do or always download to disk. I selected the second option, because sometimes I want to download the file to my hard drive and sometimes I want to run the program. James McKenzie A Proud User of Linux!
