you then upload the torrent or add a magnet link and it will download.
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you just open your favourite webbrowser, enter your domin name (IP address) from the Pi at home, enter username & password and you can access the torrent interface. hten sudenly you see an interesting torrent to download. let's say oyu are in Europe and go on a business trip to Asia. webGUI can be accessed from anywhere in the web (with username and passoword). Snatcher, but instead i advise is to utilize the alreadyĮxisting client-server architecture of Deluge. Or X forwarding to remotely control your Pi-based torrent If Deluge was more monolithic, i would have suggested SSH The Deluge server deluged, which handles the torrent The Deluge commandline interface is also only a client to
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In fact the link you posted does explain on how to setup that. The traditional Deluge GUI can talk to a remote backend. The WebUI, forĮxample, can be run anywhere where you can access aīrowser, with some setup world-wide - the file still gets The same or each on a different computer. (the UI) lets you add/stop/pause torrents. The back-end (server) downloads the torrents. You have a front-end and a back-end based on the Torrent program like Deluge the user interface does notĭeal with the process of actually dowloading the torrents and
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I have been told it is not the most efficient way, but I want to keep my PC and Pi separate.Ĭan any experienced programmers/helpful people give me some advice? It would be much appreciated I have gotten as far as running the console, but I have not altered the configuration settings, as I do not want to access it remotely. I have chosen the Deluge Daemon after a bit of deliberation, and after following the beginning of this guide. I want a GUI which I can access and manage on the Pi itself, then I can transfer files from it using a flash drive (USB) I am trying to create a Torrent client, which is NOT HEADLESS. I have seen far too many "How to" guides online, but none have so far answered my question. I am trying to set up my Pi as a torrent client/downloader, as my Chemistry teacher has uploaded some research notes and study material to a torrent site. But I do have a fairly good knowledge of computers. It's a little annoying.I am particularly new to programming, having received my Pi as a gift. Deluge does not show up in the drop down menu when I right-click and select "open with." When I select other, it takes me to my applications folder and I have to first select "all applications" in "enable", then I can open the torrent file with Deluge. The other question I have is about when I open a torrent file with deluge.
I tested the active port in network preferences and I'm not getting the green light. In fact, now my problem is that I have no incoming connections. So, I decided that maybe if I updated to 1.3.6 the problem would be fixed.
I searched for a solution and found none. First off, with 1.3.5, I started getting "tracker status Error: premature end of file" on some of my torrents, they downloaded, and then seeded for only a short time. Hi, I'm a noob here, I've been successfully running Deluge for a few months with BTguard.
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