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#1 2009-01-20 06:19:13

abubin
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Registered: 2007-11-01
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deluge torrent client

the new deluge 1.1.0 is very good. Does anyone have it compiled for DN323 funplug 0.5?

If can get deluge to run on dns323 then I can ditch my linux server. It really is taking up lots of electricity being on 24/7. Really appreciate if anyone can help to get deluge working on dns323.

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#2 2009-01-20 21:54:33

toolbox
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Re: deluge torrent client

does deluge work in a headless machine?

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#3 2009-01-22 02:57:50

duhblow7
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Re: deluge torrent client

no, requires pyGTK.  it won't run on the dns-323; although it does have a webserver aspect to it.

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#4 2009-01-22 06:52:38

abubin
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Re: deluge torrent client

deluge does have a headless component that run as daemon. You can connect to this daemon using webui, commandline or xGUI.

deluge-torrent.org

Last edited by abubin (2009-01-22 06:52:57)

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#5 2009-06-03 18:43:26

kramed
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Re: deluge torrent client

Anybody else look into this more? Transmission is a piece of junk unfortunately.

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#6 2009-06-03 20:15:46

Bobby
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Re: deluge torrent client

kramed, you can always switch to rTorrent (which works great) tongue

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#7 2009-06-04 05:22:54

Smallstack
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Re: deluge torrent client

I was looking at this, but it uses Python so it could be memory intensive. I don't see any notes on how to compile it without pygtk.

I compiled the latest rtorrent with wtorrent as the web gui. Also used RSSDler for my RSS Feeds.

I'd be willing to look at compiling deluge, if it didn't have the pygtk requirement.

Checked the PyGTK site (http://www.pygtk.org) and it states the following
"In order to install PyGtk in windows, you need to install the Python and the GTK+ runtime"

Not sure if the same requirement holds for linux.

Last edited by Smallstack (2009-06-04 13:58:15)

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#8 2009-06-05 16:18:17

abubin
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Re: deluge torrent client

Here are the dependencies as shown in deluge's website if want to compile from source.

Core:
  python >= 2.5
  boost >= 1.34.1
  openssl
  zlib
  twisted
  twisted-web
  pyopenssl
  simplejson (if python < 2.6)
  setuptools
  gettext

Gtk:
  dbus-python
  python-notify (libnotify python wrapper)
  pygame
  pygtk >= 2.10
  librsvg

Web:
  mako

I am not sure if the GTK component can be turned off in the compilation. As it also have the webui function which I uses for my linux server. I do not use the GTK component but I just compile it as is. Perhaps I will try compiling to see if it's possible to do it without the GTK component in my fedora server.

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