Difference between revisions of "Running a Torrent tracker on Ubuntu"

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*sudo apt-get install bittornado
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*mkdir ~/.bttrack
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*mkdir ~/btfiles
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* bttrack --port 6969 --dfile ~/.bttrack/dstate --logfile ~/.bttrack/tracker.log --nat_check 0 --scrape_allowed full --allowed_dir $HOME/btfiles --parse_dir_interval 10 --allow_get 1
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* firefox http://localhost:6969
  
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To make it a startup script, create a skeleton with the following
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mkdir /torrent
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DAEMON_ARGS="--dfile /var/run/$NAME/dstate --logfile /var/log/$NAME.log
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  --port 6969 --nat_check 0 --scrape_allowed full --allowed_dir /torrent/btfiles"
 
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Revision as of 18:43, 17 December 2013

  • sudo apt-get install bittornado
  • mkdir ~/.bttrack
  • mkdir ~/btfiles
  • bttrack --port 6969 --dfile ~/.bttrack/dstate --logfile ~/.bttrack/tracker.log --nat_check 0 --scrape_allowed full --allowed_dir $HOME/btfiles --parse_dir_interval 10 --allow_get 1
  • firefox http://localhost:6969
To make it a startup script, create a skeleton with the following

mkdir /torrent 

DAEMON_ARGS="--dfile /var/run/$NAME/dstate --logfile /var/log/$NAME.log
  --port 6969 --nat_check 0 --scrape_allowed full --allowed_dir /torrent/btfiles"



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To make it a startup script, create a skeleton with the following

mkdir /torrent 

DAEMON_ARGS="--dfile /var/run/$NAME/dstate --logfile /var/log/$NAME.log
  --port 6969 --nat_check 0 --scrape_allowed full --allowed_dir /torrent/btfiles"