What does Sup Forums use as torrent client on headless GNU/Linux servers?
I have tried both transmission and rtorrent and they are both horrible to configure.
What does Sup Forums use as torrent client on headless GNU/Linux servers?
Ayden Richardson
Other urls found in this thread:
trac.transmissionbt.com
wiki.archlinux.org
help.ubuntu.com
trac.transmissionbt.com
htpcguides.com
pcpartpicker.com
twitter.com
Brayden Rivera
fucking qbittorrent-nox
Luke Ross
>they are both horrible to configure.
You are joking right? transmission is piss easy to configure.
Nolan White
>qbittorrent-nox
thanks senpai, will check it out
Carter Hill
I'm thinking of things such as automatically moving downloads after complete, auto sfv check and stuff like that
Isaiah Adams
the only answer is qbittorrent
Blake Reed
Deluge
Camden Richardson
Rtorrent
Benjamin Myers
transmission-daemon/transmission-cli
Liam Morales
dont listen to these turboautists.
Deluge is rock solid and ezpz utorrent-tier to configure. It runs headless with webui and has VERY STRONG addon/extension support. Great forums, and works easily with FileBot.
I tried the glorious "Rtorrent". That shit is for people who engineer big torrent databases and maintain thousands of torrents at once. Do not use that. qbittorrent is ok but the nox is a hackjob. Look up "qbittorrent nox." It was hacked on, it was never meant to run headless like Deluge was.
Jaxon Collins
transmission is a trash-tier client. it doesn't have any advanced features and doesn't even have the full features of the current torrent protocol.. why would u use that?
that's for downloading distros, isos, and other distributables (that's why it comes with linux).
it isn't for heavy torrent use, it's the barebones like the original BT client in the 2000s.
Samuel Richardson
I've given up on torrenting for the most part. I use usenet for 90% of the stuff I download.
Juan Ross
>it's the barebones like the original BT client in the 2000s.
That's exactly the point user. It's a BT server. It does only what it needs to. Why switch clients for features I don't need or want?
Justin Allen
Deluge
Deluge is the fucking tits dawg
Nolan Lee
Delugefag reporting in
Dominic Phillips
Does Deluge still use the libtorrent version with broken IPv6?
Ian Stewart
nah, the current version supports IPV6 just fine.
Xavier Allen
i use deluge
James Sanchez
Transmission-daemon works for me, I don't have very special needs.
Leo James
Exactly why I love it. KISS
Jaxon Myers
Are you using transmission-daemon + transmission-remote-cli?
That just works.
Jack Parker
deluge nigga
then run deluge-web and you can add torrents from your couch on any phone tablet or computer.
Christian Price
This
Jaxson Nguyen
Everyone, this is piss easy. This douche just doesn't like to read.
trac.transmissionbt.com
wiki.archlinux.org
help.ubuntu.com
trac.transmissionbt.com
Anthony Robinson
I was using transmission but it has too many problems.
If you close it without going to file > close then it wont actually close, it will just minimize to the notification area and then never open again. I have to start it from terminal just so I can ctlr+c it when it misbehaves.
It also lacks the ability to choose which network interface to use.
its settings are screwy as fuck and I dont trust them.
it also cant find peers for shit even when using a vpn.
Im back to using utorrent in a windows vm. Atleast this way I can force it to use the interface I want
Levi Stewart
i use transmission+sickrage. all i need
Aiden Ortiz
also if you use (((chrome))) get delugesiphon and left click magnets to add to deluge on the headless system.
Owen Hughes
yea it's a 1 line config command to do password and shit setup lol
Gavin Garcia
what the fuck advanced meme features do you fucking need that it doesn't have?
Isaiah Diaz
Transmission works great for me. I set it up so that all my torrent traffic is routed through a VPN, and everything else is handled normally. I can let my server share information with my neighbors 24/7.
htpcguides.com
I just upgraded my 4TB ZFS mirror to an 8TB Z2 array today.
Jaxson Davis
I just buy a VPS and use sshfs to my local server that has a 4tb hard drive
and my vps runs the torrenting
$15 a year
Ian Phillips
I have been thinking about finding a good VPS to use for email and other things. Maybe I will look into setting up something like that.
Isaac Bell
buyvm.net is decent, I've used them for about 6 years
they never cared about anything I've done, private trackers, websites, etc
Ayden Phillips
openvz shitboxs for days
Cameron Gray
hell yea