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SpoonTech

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Hi,

I have been playing around with UTorrent Server, Deluge, and Transmission BitTorrent clients on Ubuntu 12.04.
All of which have WebUI's (I need this).

UTorrent Server works fine, but will not allow me to change the directory settings.
I tried changing the .conf file, as well as setting from within the WebUI, none of these worked, so my directories are not all set, this is not what I want. After 2.5 hours of trying to get it working I switched to Transmission.

Transmission just won't download anything, when putting in a magnet link, all the trackers fail, and it forever says downloading metadata for magnet.

Deluge works nicely however I can't seem to find out how to access the webui.
I installed Deluge from the Software centre, but also from sudo apt-get install deluge deluged deluged-web
Installation went successfully but don't know how to run it properly.

Have spent about 6 hours on this and am now gatvol.
[Realising why I switched to Mac OS]
 
Anyone know of an Linux Torrent server, where you can configure different users, with different permissions. Where people can share a "home" folder but cant change settings on downloading.

I am using torrentflux, but its full of bugs
 
The problem you are having with Transmission is quite strange. I used to have one of those el cheapo VPS servers setup to use as a seedbox, tried uTorrent server, deluge and transmission as well - settled on Transmission though, personal preference I suppose.

I used this link initially:
http://1000umbrellas.com/2010/04/21/transmission-install-on-ubuntu-10-04-server-lucid

maybe it helps you get sorted.

Thanks

I got Deluge up and running and its great:
* Command Line Interface to add magnets via terminal / app
* Brilliant WebUI
* Daemon runs in background
 
This is probably a bit late but you can try qbittorrent as well its the closest to utorrent for linux I’ve found.
 
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