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Install torrentflux or rutorrent

KilwaKilwa Member
edited October 2011 in Help

Hello,

I got a new VPS 256MB and 50GB of space. I am so new to linux word. All I know if How to copy/paste a command line as it is. My friend helped me last time to install torrentflux. Now he's not available.

I would like to know how can i install torrentflux/or rutorrent on my vps? I don't know I saw a tutorial with a lot of command lines and I got scared. How can i do it in the easiest way possible?

Thank you !

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  • drmikedrmike Member

    The OS you;re running on the vps would be helpful. Also you do have permission to do so from your provider, right?

  • KilwaKilwa Member

    I am running debian 5 32.

    Yes I asked them and they said yes.

    Please can you help me drmike?

  • GaryGary Member

    There really aren't that many steps to installing rtorrent/rutorrent. Google for a tutorial and do what it says, you'll be fine.

    If you mess it up, re-image the OS and start again. You really can't do that much damage to a VPS. :)

  • xprotoceptxprotocept Member

    I can do it for you
    Send me a PM with details

    Thanked by 1Kilwa
  • KilwaKilwa Member

    @xprotocept : Will you help me for free? because I don't have money at all :(

    Thanks !

  • xprotoceptxprotocept Member

    Ofcourse, im bored right now so i need to do something :D

    Thanked by 1Kilwa
  • JustinBoshoffJustinBoshoff Member

    DIY!!
    The more you do it yourself the quicker you will get comfortable with Linux.
    The best way to learn is to break it and then use google to find out how to fix it.
    I'm sure most people here will agree with me on that.
    Remember Google is your friend.

  • KilwaKilwa Member

    Thanks all

    xprotocept Helped me.

    I took your advice i have a space vps from buyvm and I am installing torrentflux now :P let's see...

  • KilwaKilwa Member

    Guys, if i re-install the OS from buyVM will i get a new IP? I don't want to lose my current IP.

    Thanks.

  • darkconzdarkconz Member

    No, that IP is stuck with you!

    Thanked by 1Kilwa
  • KilwaKilwa Member

    OK Thanks :)

    I installed torrentflux succesfully on my ther VPS. Is there a simple tutorial on how to install debian 6 32 bit? I searched on google but I got confused what to install.

    Thank you all.

  • xprotoceptxprotocept Member

    It's all the same

  • Jack_47865Jack_47865

    Transmission is better :)!

  • xprotoceptxprotocept Member

    jack said: Transmission is better :)!

    True, i used it

  • miTgiBmiTgiB Member

    I personally have been using Deluge, still a low memory footprint, and it supports DHT which rtorrent doesn't seem to yet.

  • KuroKuro Member

    miTgiB said: and it supports DHT which rtorrent doesn't seem to yet.

    If I'm not mistaken rtorrent has supported DHT since late 2007

  • yomeroyomero Member

    Kuro said: If I'm not mistaken rtorrent has supported DHT since late 2007

    +1... Since rtorrent 0.8 or sth like that

  • KuroKuro Member

    It's disabled by default though, you have to enable it in your config.

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