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Second, port 89 is the same port used by unRAID-Web, which also uses lighttppd.   Might need to ensure you don't clobber each other's installations.  http://lime-technology.com/wiki/index.php?title=UnRAID_Add_Ons#UnRAID-Web

 

Joe L.

 

You can edit the port setting in /boot/custom/lighttppd/lighttpd.conf.include 

$SERVER["socket"] == "0.0.0.0:N" {
server.document-root = "/var/www/htdocs/rtorrent"
accesslog.filename = "/var/log/lighttpd/rtorrent-access.log"
}

where N is the port number you desire.

 

 

Edit: The problem was fixed in the new version.

UnTorrent now hooks up to port 8089.

 

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Second, port 89 is the same port used by unRAID-Web, which also uses lighttppd.   Might need to ensure you don't clobber each other's installations.  http://lime-technology.com/wiki/index.php?title=UnRAID_Add_Ons#UnRAID-Web

 

Joe L.

 

Good point.

 

If you put your own version of lighttppd.conf  in /boot/conf/lighttppd/  then unRUtorrent will not touch any settings.

Just add the following to your own lighttppd.conf:

$SERVER["socket"] == "0.0.0.0:N" {
server.document-root = "/var/www/htdocs/rtorrent"
accesslog.filename = "/var/log/lighttpd/rtorrent-access.log"
}

where N is the port number you desire.

 

In the next rewrite I will make unRUtorrent to just add itself to the existing lighttppd installation, if one is found. 

Good idea, as we expect the unRAID itself might be migrating its own web-interface to use lighttpd. (Only a guess, but we know it is evolving in 5.0 unRAID, and we know user-add-on pages will be possible, so reading between the lines, lighttpd is a logical choice since it is already proven to be small and capable.

For now it is perfect for people who only want to run a torrent, and don't really need UnRAID-Web for that.

 

Edit:  Besides, people who want unRAID-Web, they have a different howto guide they can follow:

http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=4827.0

True, just wanted you to know, the port you choose was already in use by some.

 

Joe L.

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Ideally, there should be a standard place where we keep the configs which we want to be persistent. A logical choice for this would be  /boot/config.

 

Another way to do it is to have a /boot/install/ folder which is the "root" of a whole directory structure, and upon server boot, whatever things are found in /boot/install/ are put in their respective places in the real rootfs. For example:  /boot/install/usr/bin/preclear_disk.sh will be soft-linked to /usr/bin/preclear_disk.sh  at boot time... You get the idea.

 

I guess we have to wait and see what Tom has in mind for version 5.

 

Purko

 

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Ideally, there should be a standard place where we keep the configs which we want to be persistent. A logical choice for this would be  /boot/config.

 

Another way to do it is to have a /boot/install/ folder which is the "root" of a whole directory structure, and upon server boot, whatever things are found in /boot/install/ are put in their respective places in the real rootfs. For example:  /boot/install/usr/bin/preclear_disk.sh will be copied to /usr/bin/preclear_disk.sh  at boot time... You get the idea.

 

I guess we have to wait and see what Tom has in mind for version 5.

 

Purko

 

 

It would be great to get some input on things like this from Tom.  So that we at least know in what direction he might be heading.  I know it has been discussed in the forums before and one of the things that came from that was the Third Party Boot Flash Plugin Architecture.  I use this for all my needs and it has worked well enough for me.

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I just tried it. No success.

 

Dropped the file in /boot/packages. Installed from command line - installpkg.

 

root@Tower:~# installpkg /boot/packages/unRUtorrent-2.8.0.full-i486-1pur.tgz
Verifying package unRUtorrent-2.8.0.full-i486-1pur.tgz.
gzip: stdin: not in gzip format
Installing package unRUtorrent-2.8.0.full-i486-1pur.tgz:
PACKAGE DESCRIPTION:
WARNING:  Package has not been created with 'makepkg'
Package unRUtorrent-2.8.0.full-i486-1pur.tgz installed.
root@Tower:~# 

 

Nothing is running on port 89, and there doesn't appear to be any rutorrent processes running.

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I just tried it. No success.

 

Dropped the file in /boot/packages. Installed from command line - installpkg.

 

 

ClunkClunk,

Which version of unRAID are you running?

What other packages have you installed?

What happens when you type:  screen -ls

What happens when you type:  lighttpd -v

What happens when you type:  php -v

What happens when you type:  rtorrent

 

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Which version of unRAID are you running? 4.5 final

What other packages have you installed? nano, sabnzbd, powerdown, handbrake, screen, perl, cache_dirs, apcupsd

Is there anything called  lighttpd  in the config folder of your flash key? Is thre a unRUtorrent.log in it? No lighttpd folder or file in config

What happens when you type:  screen -ls - No Sockets found in /root/.screen.

What happens when you type:  lighttppd -v - I assume you meant lighttpd: command not found

What happens when you type:  php -v - command not found

What happens when you type:  rtorrent - command not found

 

Neither rtorrent nor lighttpd are running when I grep the output of ps -ef

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Which version of unRAID are you running? 4.5 final

What other packages have you installed? nano, sabnzbd, powerdown, handbrake, screen, perl, cache_dirs, apcupsd

 

ClunkClunk, I am not familiar with sabnzbd or handbrake, so let's do this:

Disable HALF of ALL your extra packages, and reboot. Then try installing UnTorrent.

-- if it works, enable half of the packages you just disabled, reboot, install UnTorrent...

-- Or, if it doesn't work, then disable the other half of your packages, reboot, ...etc

 

Thus we'll be able to isolate which package is the culprit.

Once we do that, I'll familiarize myself with that package and try to fix your problem.

 

And also, could you please type:   cat `which installpkg` | grep 2009

and tell me what it shows?

 

Purko

 

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Just a quick note.   First, nice work...

Second, port 89 is the same port used by unRAID-Web, which also uses lighttppd.   Might need to ensure you don't clobber each other's installations.

Joe L.

 

Fixed!

New version uploaded. Now UnTorrent lives nicely on port 8089, side by side with unRAID-Web.

 

Thanks for the hint.

 

Purko

 

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You have to think about protection. I have been using PeerGuardian for years (windows), but I haven't had the time to look into its Linux brother. It would be great if this was incorporated into unRUtorrent.

 

Well, my unRAID server is behind a NAT which is itself behind a NAT. So, personally I don't worry about things like that.

 

But if you are thinking about opening your unRAID server to be accessible from the outside world, that would be a really bad idea.

Everything on unRAID runs as root, and it has no proterctions whatsoever.  unRAID was designed for serving your home network.

 

Purko

 

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I am getting an error with some trackers: Tracker: [Peer certificate cannot be authenticated with known CA certificates].

 

Looks like you are trying to do HTTPS with your tracker.  To do that, first you need to get the SSL certificate from your tracker.  Append that certificate to your /etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt

 

Telnet to your unRAID box and type this:

wget ftp://ftp.slackware.com/pub/slackware/slackware-current/slackware/n/openssl-0.9.8l-i486-1.txz
installpkg openssl-0.9.8l-i486-1.txz
openssl s_client -connect your.tracker.com:443 </dev/null 2>/dev/null | sed -n '/BEGIN CERTIFICATE/,/END CERTIFICATE/p' >> /boot/ca-certificates.crt
ln -sf /boot/ca-certificates.crt /etc/ssl/certs/

Of course, replace "your.tracker.com" (the third line above) with the name of your tracker.

 

To make your certificates file survive server reboots, add that last line from above to your "GO" script:

ln -sf /boot/ca-certificates.crt /etc/ssl/certs/

 

Let me know how it goes.

 

Purko

 

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first, excuse me for my aproximative english language but I'm french and completely noob in linux (it makes a

 

lot!!!  >:( >:()

 

unfortunately, with your first package unRUtorrent-2.8.0.full-i486-1pur.tgz (if I remember) everything worked

 

perfectly, since I installed unRUtorrent-2.8.2.full-i486-1pur.tgz;  rtorrent no longer starts when I point to

 

http://tower:8089/ , window opens in firefox but I have an error in the bottom of the window

[19.12.2009 11:39:36] WebUI started.

[19.12.2009 11:39:36] Bad link to rTorrent. Check if it is really running. Check $scgi_port and $scgi_host

 

settings in config.php and scgi_port in rTorrent configuration file.

[19.12.2009 11:39:37] Bad response: (500) <?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1"?> <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC

 

"-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> <html

 

xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xml:lang="en" lang="en"> <head> <title>500 - Internal Server

 

Error</title> </head> <body> <h1>500 - Internal Server Error</h1> </body> </html>

 

 

if I look into shares in the main page of Unraid , I no longer have the "Torrent" shares as he have been 

 

created with the previous package

 

I'm on Unraid 4.5 pro

the unRUtorrent package is directly installed by the go script

 

what's the problem and /or is it possible to retrieve the ancient package ?

thank's  :)

 

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Is it possible to install plugins such as RSS manager and Scheduler?

 

I was using bubbaraid but wanted the latest ver of unraid so thought i would try installing everything manually. my old rutorrent was in a wwwdocs folder on disk one. to install a plugin i just put it in the plugins folder. i cant do this anymore

 

help

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Gidday purko

 

OK, so I got a chance to try your package, so copied the 2.8.2 version into /boot/packages/unrtorrent

then telnet into tower and pasted:

installpkg /boot/packages/unrtorrent/*

 

got this in the telnet session

root@Tower:~# installpkg /boot/packages/unrtorrent/*
Installing package unRUtorrent-2.8.2.full-i486-1pur...
PACKAGE DESCRIPTION:
unRUtorrent: unRUtorrent-2.8.2.full  rtorrent+utorrent for unRAID
unRUtorrent:
unRUtorrent: http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=4900.0
unRUtorrent:
unRUtorrent: This is the all-in-one full version.
unRUtorrent:
unRUtorrent: Point your web browser to http://Tower:8089
unRUtorrent:
unRUtorrent: Packaged By: Purko Balkanski
unRUtorrent:
Executing install script for unRUtorrent-2.8.2.full-i486-1pur...
Installing package curl-7.19.6-i486-1_slack12.2...
PACKAGE DESCRIPTION:
curl: curl (command line URL data transfer tool)
curl:
curl: Curl is a command line tool for transferring data specified with URL
curl: syntax.  The command is designed to work without user interaction or
curl: any kind of interactivity.   Curl offers a busload of useful tricks
curl: like proxy support, user authentication, ftp upload, HTTP post,  SSL
curl: (https:) connections, cookies, file transfer resume and more.
curl:
curl: libcurl is a library that Curl uses to do its job. It is readily
curl: available to be used by your software, too.
curl:
Executing install script for curl-7.19.6-i486-1_slack12.2...

Cannot install /tmp/unRUtorrent/gamin-0.1.10-i486-2.txz: package does not end in
.tgz
Installing package libidn-1.5-i486-1...
PACKAGE DESCRIPTION:
libidn: libidn (GNU Internationalized Domain Name library)
libidn:
libidn: GNU Libidn is an implementation of the Stringprep, Punycode and IDNA
libidn: specifications defined by the IETF Internationalized Domain Names
libidn: (IDN) working group, used for internationalized domain names.
libidn:
Executing install script for libidn-1.5-i486-1...

Cannot install /tmp/unRUtorrent/libsigc++-2.2.4-i486-1as.txz: package does not e
nd in .tgz
Installing package libtorrent-0.12.6-i486-1...
PACKAGE DESCRIPTION:
libtorrent: libtorrent (C++ torrent library)
libtorrent:
libtorrent: LibTorrent is a BitTorrent library written in C++ for *nix
libtorrent: with a focus on high performance and good code.
libtorrent:
libtorrent: Homepage: http://libtorrent.rakshasa.no/
libtorrent:
Executing install script for libtorrent-0.12.6-i486-1...

Cannot install /tmp/unRUtorrent/libxml2-2.7.3-i486-3.txz: package does not end i
n .tgz
Installing package lighttpd-1.4.19-i486-1mad...
PACKAGE DESCRIPTION:
lighttpd: lighttpd 1.4.19 a light web server
lighttpd:
lighttpd: lighttpd is a secure, fast, compliant, and very flexible
lighttpd: web-server that has been optimized for high-performance
lighttpd: environments. It has a very low memory footprint
lighttpd: compared to other webservers and takes care of cpu-load.
lighttpd:
lighttpd: Package Created By: Miguel De Anda
Executing install script for lighttpd-1.4.19-i486-1mad...
either create user/group lighttpd/lighttpd
or edit /etc/lighttpd/lighttpd.conf

root www directory is in /var/www/htdocs

Installing package php-5.2.8-i486-1...
PACKAGE DESCRIPTION:
php: php (HTML-embedded scripting language)
php:
php: PHP is an HTML-embedded scripting language.  It shares syntax
php: characteristics with C, Java, and Perl.  The primary objective behind
php: this language is to make a fast and easy-to-use scripting language
php: for dynamic web sites.
php:
php: More information can be found online at http://www.php.net/
php:
Executing install script for php-5.2.8-i486-1...

Installing package rtorrent-0.8.6-i486-1...
PACKAGE DESCRIPTION:
rtorrent: rtorrent (command-line torrent client)
rtorrent:
rtorrent: rtorrent is a BitTorrent client for ncurses
rtorrent: which uses the libtorrent library.
rtorrent:
rtorrent: Homepage: http://rtorrent.rakshasa.no/
rtorrent:

Installing package screen-4.0.3-i486-1...
PACKAGE DESCRIPTION:
screen: screen (screen manager with VT100/ANSI terminal emulation)
screen:
screen: Screen is a full-screen window manager that multiplexes a physical
screen: terminal between several processes (typically interactive shells).
screen: Each virtual terminal provides the functions of a DEC VT100 terminal
screen: and several control functions from the ISO 6492 (ECMA 48, ANSI X3.64)
screen: and ISO 2022 standards (e.g. insert/delete line and support for
screen: multiple character sets).  There is a scrollback history buffer for
screen: each virtual terminal and a copy-and-paste mechanism that allows
screen: moving text regions between windows.
screen:
Executing install script for screen-4.0.3-i486-1...

Installing package utempter-1.1.4-i486-1...
PACKAGE DESCRIPTION:
utempter: utempter (utmp updating library and utility)
utempter:
utempter: The utempter package provides a utility and shared library that
utempter: allows terminal applications such as xterm and screen to update
utempter: /var/run/utmp and /var/log/wtmp without requiring root privileges.
utempter:
Executing install script for utempter-1.1.4-i486-1...

Installing package xmlrpc-c-1.11.00-i486-1...
PACKAGE DESCRIPTION:
Executing install script for xmlrpc-c-1.11.00-i486-1...

/usr/sbin/lighttpd: error while loading shared libraries: libfam.so.0: cannot op
en shared object file: No such file or directory

Point your web browser to http://Tower:8089

 

a couple of files with ending .txz won't install.

 

So thought, ok, will try and start manually with

/etc/rc.d/rc.lighttpd start

and got

/usr/sbin/lighttpd: error while loading shared libraries: libfam.so.0: cannot op
en shared object file: No such file or directory

 

So, um, what's wrong? What am I doing wrong?

 

PS:  backdated to unraid 4.4.2 as some weird stuff started happening, system lockup and such.

and Yes, ran memtest for 11 hrs, it made 8 passes, no errors.  Total Ram 768Mb.  Also done HDD diagnostics, everythings fine. 

System Specs:  AMD Athlon 1800, Shuttle AK39 MBoard with latest (last) bios.  Dlink Gigabit DGE- 530 Rev-A1

Unraid 4.4.2 installed on an old fujitsu 3.2G HD, partition to 1.2GB formatted to FAT and labelled 'UNRAID'

Seagate 40G Hard Drive as disk1.

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If you can't install .txz files, you're on an older version of unRAID. The 4.5 final (and later beta series) has the upgraded package-utils which knows how to deal with txz. Try upgrading your package utils first.

 

Got it from purko's first post, that this would work with 4.4.2

unRUtorrent was tested to work with the following unRAID versions: 4.4.2, 4.5-beta6, 4.5-beta11, and 4.5.0.

I am reasonably sure that it will work nicely on other builds too.

 

As mentioned, I had issues with 4.5beta12 and final, so thought if this was working with 4.4.2, I'd back-date to last good final, and use that for now.

 

Can purko confirm unRUtorrent-2.8.2.full-i486-1pur.tgz is backwards compatible to 4.4.2.

 

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Install is nice and easy. Good job!

 

 

I'm having 2 issues.

 

1. Some torrents finish downloading and just go to a state of "pausing" but stay in the downloading queue and everything goes to zero percent. See attached screenshot. They ARE in fact completed. Some torrents actually move into the "completed" section.

 

epQx5.png

 

2. The folder naming is a bit of a mess. Why is it creating a folder called "a_torrent" and putting everything in there?

 

\\tower\torrents\complete\a_torrent\ <--- my finished downloads are in this folder.... why?

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