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Author:  miker [ Fri May 05, 2006 11:25 am ]
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Author:  ryanpatterson [ Fri May 05, 2006 2:25 pm ]
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Torrentflux is very easy to install. Expecially torrentflux 2.1. Just look at the file called INSTALL. I install torrentflux to /myth/torrentflux and symbolic link to the web root:
Code:
ln -s /myth/torrentflux /var/www/tf

Then you can point your webbrowser to http://<ip address>/tf/login.php
Nothing special is required to run torrentflux with knoppmyth. Just keep in mind that you will lose the torrentflux mysql database if you ever upgrade knoppmyth. Not a big deal unless you have multiple users.
Author:  soundoff [ Mon Feb 19, 2007 3:48 am ]
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just setting this up now. I think you should have actually used:

Code:
ln -s /myth/torrentflux/html /var/www/tf


i could be wrong though but that worked for me ;)
Author:  ryanpatterson [ Mon Feb 19, 2007 10:43 am ]
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You must have extracted the entire package to the /myth/torrentflux directory. If you read the instructions you would see that you only need to copy the html directory into /myth/torrentflux. The rest of the stuff can be deleted after you have torrentflux up and running. But either way works.
Author:  miker [ Mon Feb 19, 2007 3:33 pm ]
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Today I did a fresh install and come up with the following error:

Database error: Table 'torrentflux.tf_settings' doesn't exist
Always check your database variables in the config.php file.

In the past everything has worked fine when entering:
>copy torrentflux_2.3.tar.gz to /tmp
>cd tmp
>tar zxvf torrentflux_2.3.tar.gz
>mkdir /myth/torrentflux
go to myth/tmp
>cp -r torrentflux_2.3/html/* /myth/torrentflux
>ln -s /myth/torrentflux/html /var/www/tf
>mysqladmin create torrentflux
>mysql torrentflux < torrentflux_2.3/sql/mysql_torrentflux.sql
>-enable write to downloads directory: /myth/torrentflux and entered:
>chmod 777 downloads

miker
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Author:  soundoff [ Mon Feb 19, 2007 6:48 pm ]
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yep you are correct, I read the instructions again and should have just copied the contents of the html folder to /myth/torrentflux and your code would have worked.

oh well - it works ;)
Author:  windghost [ Tue Feb 20, 2007 4:22 am ]
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Can somebody point me out to get a working torrentflux please :-)

I already installed torrentflux on an Ubuntu Lamp server awhile ago, but would like it to do on my Knoppmythbox too. Would be awesome.

I followed the instructions of Miker but when logging into a browser :
http://192.x.x.x/tf/login.php

there is nothing (only a message that that page doesn't exist.)

==

Do i have to install something beside Torrentflux (like bittornado of perl or ...) by using apt-get ......

==

I will show what i did exactly (because there were some typo-mistakes in the instruction of mike)

I hope i remember correctly because i just type at work and without checking at my mythbox at home

first (all as root !)

Code:
wget http://kent.dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/torrentflux/torrentflux_2.3.tar.gz

cp torrentflux_2.3.tar.gz /tmp
cd /tmp
tar zxvf torrentflux_2.3.tar.gz

mkdir /myth/torrentflux
cp -r /tmp/torrentflux_2.3/html/* /myth/torrentflux
ln -s /myth/torrentflux /var/www/tf

mysqladmin create torrentflux
mysql torrentflux < torrentflux_2.3/sql/mysql_torrentflux.sql

mkdir /myth/torrentflux/downloads
chmod 777 /myth/torrentflux/downloads


After this nothing appeared when pointing my webbrowser (on another pc in my lan) to http://<ipadress>/tf/login.php

All suggestions appriated very much !!!

Edit ! : code is oke ! i made a mistake at home :-(

rgrds, Patrick
Author:  lostmyshape [ Tue Feb 20, 2007 10:31 am ]
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above soundoff says:
soundoff wrote:
just setting this up now. I think you should have actually used:

Code:
ln -s /myth/torrentflux/html /var/www/tf


i could be wrong though but that worked for me ;)


however... if you really did this:
Code:
cp -r /tmp/torrentflux_2.3/html/* /myth/torrentflux

then make sure you actually did this:
Code:
ln -s /myth/torrentflux /var/www/tf

i made that mistake and if you follow soundoff's instruction your symbolic link goes to a dir that doesn't exist ("html"). then when you try http://<ipadress>/tf/login.php there's nothing really there. to make a long explanation short, make sure your link to /var/www/tf is to the directory where you copied all the files. i'm sure it worked for soundoff because he had a dir in /myth/torrentflux/ called html. which you wouldn't if you used the cp command you indicate.
Author:  soundoff [ Tue Feb 20, 2007 6:37 pm ]
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apologies for the confusion caused!
Author:  windghost [ Wed Feb 21, 2007 5:59 am ]
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Alright folks !!!

It's working yes. Lostmyshape was right in that i made a mistake :-) in linking. (in reality, fortunately not in the post i made :-)

As such the code used in my post above is correct and can be used for anyone who want to install Torrentflux now at his or her Knoppmyth system.


have fun with it.
Author:  spalVl [ Wed Feb 21, 2007 4:16 pm ]
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Just to append this topic a bit. Maybe you don't want everyone connecting to your torrent client when you download CreativeCommons media from http://www.legaltorrents.com because you value your privacy.


Enter MoBlock, which uses IPTABLES rules to block IPs in a guarding.p2p file. I tried setting this up on a R5E50 install and worked great.
http://moblock-deb.sourceforge.net/

Code:
pico /etc/apt/sources.list


Append below 2 lines to the file and save/exit.
Code:
deb http://moblock-deb.sourceforge.net/debian unstable main
deb-src http://moblock-deb.sourceforge.net/debian unstable main


Code:
apt-get update
apt-get install moblock-nfq



To manage blocked hosts

Code:
pico /etc/moblock/guarding.p2p


Or could even be pre-populated lists of spyware companies for guarding.p2p on the Interweb.
Author:  soundoff [ Tue Mar 27, 2007 6:14 pm ]
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does anyone know how to set the downloads to go straight into the download folder?

ie not into /downloads/user/

I cant seem to find a setting for it.
Author:  ewomack [ Thu Apr 05, 2007 1:19 am ]
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Quote:
does anyone know how to set the downloads to go straight into the download folder?


Yes.
Log in as admin
In the top right corner, click 'admin'
In the following screen, click 'settings'
The first entry should read:

Code:
Path
Define the PATH where the downloads will go
(make sure it ends with a / [slash]). It must be chmod'd to 777:


Change this entry to whatever you want. The green dot will let you know that it exists.

On a seperate matter:


Quote:
I already installed torrentflux on an Ubuntu Lamp server awhile ago, but would like it to do on my Knoppmythbox too. Would be awesome.


I have done this also, and have had great results doing an nfs mount of the downloads directory to the /myth/video directory on my Knoppmyth box. This splits the workload and lets me keep my videos for when I break my knoppmyth box. Video are cued up and played just as if they were local.
Author:  soundoff [ Wed Apr 11, 2007 3:46 pm ]
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that doesnt fix my problem.

I have the option you mentioned set to "torrents"

if i log in as admin all my files are downloaded to "torrents/admin"

I dont want the username folders appended to the path. I wantthe files to go directly into "torrents"

thanks anyways
Author:  rando [ Sat Apr 14, 2007 1:13 pm ]
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How demanding is torrentflux on a PC? Lets say I wanted to have a pile of torrents open (and seeding) and running 24/7 (a pile being 60, 70, or more), would this create a pretty significant hit on performance or eat up a big piece of memory?
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