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So far I've manage to install fonz fun_plug and ctorrent (following radir instructions: http://dns323.kood.org/forum/t1434-Torrent-DNS-313.html)
But although I can see perl and everything in fons packages, I really have no idea how to get this to work!
could someone post a "dummy" how-to to explain this?
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L1 wrote:
So far I've manage to install fonz fun_plug and ctorrent (following radir instructions: http://dns323.kood.org/forum/t1434-Torrent-DNS-313.html)
But although I can see perl and everything in fons packages, I really have no idea how to get this to work!
could someone post a "dummy" how-to to explain this?
Hi!
If you have a working perl than it is quite easy: CTCS is a front-end for ctorrent, it provides you a web based GUI for ctorrent instances IF ctorrent is connecting to ctcs.
You need to start ctcs -p <port_A> [ctcs will be listening on this port], then ctorrent -S <ip:port_A> [connect to ctcs running on ip:port_A].
By the way you can find doc on developer's site at http://www.rahul.net/dholmes/ctorrent/.
Regards.
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OK, then I guess my problem comes from perl :-)
This is what I did:
- I've install the perl package (using fonz fun_plug)
- The only thig I managed to get is tha "man perl" works....
But when I start ctcs: ./ctcs -p 2071
I get series of strange messages... they look like:
./ctcs: line 22: use: not found
if I do ctcs I get a permission denied message!
I really don't know what this means!
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Ok, forget about what I've just wrote. It's working :-) thanks all for your work
Actually this is what I had to do: write "perl ctcs" in the command line and that was it!
Now, I can see what's going on through the web.... cool
I just need to find out how I can make this work transparently... because for now, the console is used by ctcs, and I cannot do any other comands!
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L1 wrote:
Ok, forget about what I've just wrote. It's working :-) thanks all for your work
Actually this is what I had to do: write "perl ctcs" in the command line and that was it!
Now, I can see what's going on through the web.... cool
I just need to find out how I can make this work transparently... because for now, the console is used by ctcs, and I cannot do any other comands!
Usually <command &> put process in background.
Re perl: I guess the problem you had is that in ctcs script perl interpreter is referenced with a non-valid path. if you check ctcs 1st line and modify it to point to the proper perl's path, then you can run <./ctcs ... &>.
But glad to hear ctcs is working for you :-)
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OK thanks Radir for the tip: now it's working as I like it....
I even get rather decent downloads rates. So I should say you did a good job :-)
One last question though: do you know what is the proper perl's path when you've installed it with fonz packages? because no matter what I've tried I d'ont seem to get the 1st line right :-(
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Majority of job was done by ctorrent developers, thanks to them.
Actually i don't use fonz package but <find / -name perl> will find the exact location of perl.
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Ok, it's all fine now :-)
If someone is interested, the first line has to be: #!/mnt/HD_a4/ffp/bin/perl -Tw
Thanks a lot radir
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