Antoni Grzymala wrote:
> zi...@freeshell.org dixit (2010-05-04, 02:04):
>
> > Was recently looking for a simple console BitTorrent client. Found ctorrent
> > but it's unmaintained, and Enhanced CTorrent which is still being worked on.
> > Found a few others like rtorrent but they seem to require
Try btpd, a daemon + CLI.
Ah, sorry, I missed your requierements..
On Tue, May 04, 2010 at 05:04:57PM +0200, Martin Kopta wrote:
> Try bitflu. It is written in Perl, it is a daemon, it has telnet and web
> interface, codebase is very small and it is very usable.
>
Try bitflu. It is written in Perl, it is a daemon, it has telnet and web
interface, codebase is very small and it is very usable.
This probably won't fit the bill exactly, but as a very heavy
torrenter I've only found Deluge to offer all the features I need.
Otherwise I just use rtorrent, although as we've seen it's still
pretty heavy on the deps.
--
Samuel Baldwin - logik.li
rtorrent supports DHT and encyption. Set
encryption = allow_incoming,try_outgoing,enable_retry
in your config file. rtorrent is usually considered better than
transmission by most torrent sites.
On Tue, May 4, 2010 at 2:36 PM, hiro <23h...@googlemail.com> wrote:
>
> rtorrent's features are more t
rtorrent's features are more than sufficient for most of us. It's not
particularly "suckless", but it's ok for me. DHT is working, but I
don't know about encryption and all that other fancy stuff...
It can automatically add torrent files copied to some kind of
listening-directory
On 5/4/10, Dieter
zi...@freeshell.org dixit (2010-05-04, 02:04):
> Was recently looking for a simple console BitTorrent client. Found ctorrent
> but it's unmaintained, and Enhanced CTorrent which is still being worked on.
> Found a few others like rtorrent but they seem to require some additional
> dependences lik
There is mjl's torrentfs: http://www.ueber.net/code/r/torrent and then
there are a couple of bt clients people have started to write in Go
(see http://go-lang.cat-v.org/go-code )
Unrelated but I do recommend mjl's excellent ircfs:
http://www.ueber.net/code/r/ircfs
uriel
On Tue, May 4, 2010 at 11
On Tue, 4 May 2010 16:09:22 +0600
mikhail maluyk wrote:
> Take a look at transmission.
>
i think rtorrent is "ok". lightweight, but lacks some advanced
features such as webseeds.
Personally i prefer support for DHT, webseeds, encryption and
whatnot.
i just had a look at transmission, using it
I found transmission to be quite nice. It stores its configuration in
JSON, has a console interface, can run as a daemon with a web interface
and it has GTK/Qt guis (though those are quite sucky indeed). It also
supports magnet links and PEX.
--
GCS/IT/M d- s+:- a-- C++ UL+++ US UB++ P+++ L+++ E-
Take a look at transmission.
--
Regards,
Mikhail
2010/5/4 :
> Was recently looking for a simple console BitTorrent client. Found ctorrent
> but it's unmaintained, and Enhanced CTorrent which is still being worked on.
> Found a few others like rtorrent but they seem to require some additional
> dependences like Perl. Maybe a good suckless proje
On Tue, May 04, 2010 at 02:04:45AM -0700, zi...@freeshell.org wrote:
> Was recently looking for a simple console BitTorrent client. Found ctorrent
> but it's unmaintained, and Enhanced CTorrent which is still being worked on.
> Found a few others like rtorrent but they seem to require some additio
I use rtorrent, but i thouught it was pure :?
- Original message -
> Was recently looking for a simple console BitTorrent client. Found ctorrent
> but it's unmaintained, and Enhanced CTorrent which is still being worked on.
> Found a few others like rtorrent but they seem to require some
Was recently looking for a simple console BitTorrent client. Found ctorrent
but it's unmaintained, and Enhanced CTorrent which is still being worked on.
Found a few others like rtorrent but they seem to require some additional
dependences like Perl. Maybe a good suckless project?
Jeff
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