I haven't yet finished it.
I am just posting my own dctcs.conf since it might help a mate here along with a brief explanation of the most lines in it.
The guide will come later today or tomorrow. I have to do some research on some lines before i go on with it.
I had a small problem forwarding the web interface. On the default dctcs.conf file there is a line commented with # that suggest you how to mark the port that dctcs will use. it was something like
#port=8000
As long as that commented port was there i couldn't reach my web interface. This is what i almost had till i figure it out
#port=8000
port=12124
By just deleting the # marked line my web interface worked like it should
Hope that helps for start
Keep in mind that i am not a torrent fun and the ratio thing is not something i know how to adjust.
Anyway....
Keeping the default lines for the ports (those with # in front of them) and writing under them does not work since it seems that dctcs and ctorrent uses the default ones that are with the # in front. So either delete the # symbol or completely replace them and delete the default ones.
Believe me it will work like that i just don't have the experience to say more.
I will fix this guide so that even people without console knowledge can do it. But not today.......i do have a lot of work to do right now.
I am just posting my own dctcs.conf since it might help a mate here along with a brief explanation of the most lines in it.
The guide will come later today or tomorrow. I have to do some research on some lines before i go on with it.
Code:
#sample config file
#change these according to your system
torrent-directory=/harddisk/volume_3/data/ctorrent/Temp/ [B][COLOR="Red"]Temporary Directory[/COLOR][/B]
download-directory=/harddisk/volume_3/data/ctorrent/ [B][COLOR="Red"] Finished Downloads Directory[/COLOR][/B]
#change user name and password
user=nas200 [B][COLOR="Red"]username for web interface (anything will do) [/COLOR][/B]
password=nas200 [B][COLOR="Red"]password for web interface (anything will do) [/COLOR][/B]
exit-hours=72 [B][COLOR="Red"]Exit while seed x hours later[/COLOR][/B]
exit-ratio=1.5 [B][COLOR="Red"]exit-ratio. ctorrent will exit after seeding to that ratio[/COLOR][/B]
cache-size=1 [B][COLOR="Red"] set the cache size of ctorrent clients. I think it has something to do with hard disks cashing[/COLOR][/B]
restart-torrents=1
download-limit=300 [COLOR="Red"][B]Max download speed[/B][/COLOR]
upload-limit=15 [COLOR="Red"][B]Max upload speed [/B][/COLOR]
check-interval=10 [COLOR="Red"][B]check the torrent-directory every X minutes for new torrent which gets started[/B][/COLOR]
port=XXXXX [COLOR="Red"][B]dctcs web interface port (port forword the same one).[SIZE="5"]ALSO DELETE THE # FROM THE START OF THIS LINE. DUPLICATING IT DOES NOT WORK[/SIZE][/B][/COLOR]
#arbitrary arguments to ctorrent
ctorrent-args=-a -u http://tracker.openbittorrent.com/announce
#run command after download complete see ctorrent -X for details
#ctorrent-complete=command
#url to prepend in the details box
#detail-url=ftp://192.168.1.1/mnt/disc0_1/
detail-url=ftp://user@your-router-ip/your-download-dir/ [COLOR="Red"][B]your ftp ip. You will have to provide a valid ftp user and the finished download directory.example according to the finished folder we gave on the top ftp://user@nas200.myip.com/ctorrent/ [/B][/COLOR]
#arbitrary arguments to wget
wget-args=-c [COLOR="Red"][B]continue getting a partially-downloaded file[/B][/COLOR]
write-stats=1
ctorrent=/usr/sbin/ctorrent [COLOR="Red"][B]ctorrent client folder[/B][/COLOR]
client-host=localhost:XXXXX [COLOR="Red"][B]ctorrent port that listens to incoming connections. port forward this port. [SIZE="5"]ALSO DELETE THE # FROM THE START OF THIS LINE. DUPLICATING IT DOES NOT WORK[/SIZE][/B][/COLOR]
htmlroot-directory=/usr/share/dctcs/www/darkside.ctcs.gui/ [COLOR="Red"][B]web interface directory[/B][/COLOR]
wget=/usr/bin/wgetI had a small problem forwarding the web interface. On the default dctcs.conf file there is a line commented with # that suggest you how to mark the port that dctcs will use. it was something like
#port=8000
As long as that commented port was there i couldn't reach my web interface. This is what i almost had till i figure it out
#port=8000
port=12124
By just deleting the # marked line my web interface worked like it should
Hope that helps for start
Keep in mind that i am not a torrent fun and the ratio thing is not something i know how to adjust.
Anyway....
Keeping the default lines for the ports (those with # in front of them) and writing under them does not work since it seems that dctcs and ctorrent uses the default ones that are with the # in front. So either delete the # symbol or completely replace them and delete the default ones.
Believe me it will work like that i just don't have the experience to say more.
I will fix this guide so that even people without console knowledge can do it. But not today.......i do have a lot of work to do right now.