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#1 2008-01-07 01:24:06
- felipeds
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Dunno if this may sound stupid but...
How to I stop a torrent from uploading using MLDonkey 2.9.2 Real Simple
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#2 2008-01-07 11:17:12
- bgoedel
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Re: Dunno if this may sound stupid but...
Click "Transfers", then "Download": You'll get a list of currently downloading torrents. Check the Checkbox in column "C" for "Cancel" on the left side (you'll see the bubble help text when hovering over the "C") and then click "Submit changes" on the upper right side.
Bernhard
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#3 2008-01-12 23:07:49
- felipeds
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Re: Dunno if this may sound stupid but...
bgoedel wrote:
Click "Transfers", then "Download": You'll get a list of currently downloading torrents. Check the Checkbox in column "C" for "Cancel" on the left side (you'll see the bubble help text when hovering over the "C") and then click "Submit changes" on the upper right side.
Bernhard
Well the download doesn't even appear in "downloads" once it is complete. It appears in upload and uploaders. How do I stop it in these tabs?
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#4 2008-01-13 07:59:40
- Gavlester
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Re: Dunno if this may sound stupid but...
I believe the only way to do it is to remove the file from the shared directory.
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#5 2008-01-13 19:52:04
- felipeds
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Re: Dunno if this may sound stupid but...
Gavlester wrote:
I believe the only way to do it is to remove the file from the shared directory.
I tried to delete the torrent file from Volume_1/mldonkey/torrents/seeded/ and the actual file from Volume_1/mldonkey/incoming/files/ but they both give me "you don't have permission blah blah".
Anyone?
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#6 2008-01-14 10:59:38
- cybrey
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Re: Dunno if this may sound stupid but...
Have a look at ShadowAndys file_completed_cmd the commands in the shell script on its own will move the files for you to a different place.
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#7 2008-01-14 12:40:04
- bgoedel
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Re: Dunno if this may sound stupid but...
felipeds wrote:
Gavlester wrote:
I believe the only way to do it is to remove the file from the shared directory.
I tried to delete the torrent file from Volume_1/mldonkey/torrents/seeded/ and the actual file from Volume_1/mldonkey/incoming/files/ but they both give me "you don't have permission blah blah".
Anyone?
ssh your DNS-323, authorize as "root", use "rm" from the shell.
Bernhard
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#8 2008-01-14 20:34:00
- felipeds
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Re: Dunno if this may sound stupid but...
bgoedel wrote:
felipeds wrote:
Gavlester wrote:
I believe the only way to do it is to remove the file from the shared directory.
I tried to delete the torrent file from Volume_1/mldonkey/torrents/seeded/ and the actual file from Volume_1/mldonkey/incoming/files/ but they both give me "you don't have permission blah blah".
Anyone?ssh your DNS-323, authorize as "root", use "rm" from the shell.
Bernhard
Sorry but could you explain it to me in simpler terms? I'm not too used to linux. How would I go about this after logining into the webinterface of MLDonkey?
Thank you
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#9 2008-01-15 00:05:40
- amunoz_tico
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Re: Dunno if this may sound stupid but...
someone could post MLDonkey compiled.. i tried a url that i found in this forum, but it's not workin' anymore.
Regards
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#10 2008-01-15 06:08:45
- Gavlester
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Re: Dunno if this may sound stupid but...
felipeds wrote:
bgoedel wrote:
felipeds wrote:
I tried to delete the torrent file from Volume_1/mldonkey/torrents/seeded/ and the actual file from Volume_1/mldonkey/incoming/files/ but they both give me "you don't have permission blah blah".
Anyone?ssh your DNS-323, authorize as "root", use "rm" from the shell.
BernhardSorry but could you explain it to me in simpler terms? I'm not too used to linux. How would I go about this after logining into the webinterface of MLDonkey?
Thank you
Its not in the web interface of MLDonkey. You need to Telnet into your DNS-323. I have had success in the past in not worrying about logging in as root so try that way first. You need to cd to the directory so type
cd /mnt
cd /HD_a2/mldonkey/incoming/files
then type
rm *INSERT FILE NAME INCLUDING EXTENSION* OR if you want to delete multiple files with a certain extension (several ZIP files for example) i find it easier to just type
rm *.zip (this will delete all zip files in that directory).
also handy for moving files quickly between disks (if you have 2 disks setup in standard configuration) is the mv command
mv *.zip /mnt/HD_b2/zipfiles (this will move all zip files in that directory to the second hard drive in the zipfiles directory.
Anyways... i hope this is accurate/correct and i hope it helps!
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#11 2008-01-15 21:59:06
- felipeds
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Re: Dunno if this may sound stupid but...
Gavlester wrote:
felipeds wrote:
bgoedel wrote:
ssh your DNS-323, authorize as "root", use "rm" from the shell.
BernhardSorry but could you explain it to me in simpler terms? I'm not too used to linux. How would I go about this after logining into the webinterface of MLDonkey?
Thank youIts not in the web interface of MLDonkey. You need to Telnet into your DNS-323. I have had success in the past in not worrying about logging in as root so try that way first. You need to cd to the directory so type
cd /mnt
cd /HD_a2/mldonkey/incoming/files
then type
rm *INSERT FILE NAME INCLUDING EXTENSION* OR if you want to delete multiple files with a certain extension (several ZIP files for example) i find it easier to just type
rm *.zip (this will delete all zip files in that directory).
also handy for moving files quickly between disks (if you have 2 disks setup in standard configuration) is the mv command
mv *.zip /mnt/HD_b2/zipfiles (this will move all zip files in that directory to the second hard drive in the zipfiles directory.
Anyways... i hope this is accurate/correct and i hope it helps!
When I try to telnet into mine using putty it gives "Welcome to MLDonkey 2.9.2
Welcome on mldonkey command-line"
I take it this isn't correct. If I kill the MLdonkey core it doesn't allow me to telnet anymore.
?? BTW thank you very much for the info 
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