utorrent for X86 2.2.01

[super_poussin]

Tested on Ultra and Pro 😛
Utorrent for x86 2.2.01
Utorrent for x86 2.0.00
Utorrent for x86 1.8.0

Super-Poussin changes:


• Now you can access logs in /c/addons-config/utorrent/ 🙂
  
• Now you can acces documentation in /c/addons-config/utorrent/docs


• Now you can edit configuration in /c/addons-config/utorrent/utserver.conf (Use interface it's more easy, and do not forget to stop utorrent before doing changes

•HTTPS trackers are unsupported

Version 3.0 alpha (build 22789)



• Added fields to the About box in the web UI to present the external IP address and UDP/TCP ports assigned by a UPnP router to the server
  
• Added speculative fix for crash on POSIX platforms occurring when any configurable directories (e.g., active, completed, temporary, autoload, request) contain Unicode characters


• Fixed documentation by changing feed_id to feed-id in two places

µTorrent Server 3.0 alpha build 22708 (for Linux)


• Added daemon argument which directs the server to run in its own
  process group
  
• Added usage argument which directs the server to display the set of
  valid command-line arguments before exiting - server also prints error
  and usage messages before exiting if it detects at least one
  unrecognized command-line argument


• Added settings finish_cmd and state_cmd to provide a way to invoke
  asynchronous processes for torrent lifecycle events


• The add torrent dialog in the web UI now allows the user to choose
  which download directory to use for the torrent being added


• Correct JSON output is now generated for the list-dirs action request


• The name of the directory created by extracting the product archive now
  includes utorrent instead of bittorrent


• Removed ul_slots_per_torrent setting since it no longer has a function


• Added ut_webui_dir setting in the configuration file, which specifies
  the directory containing the webui.zip archive or the unarchived files
  to be served for the web UI


• Added pidfile argument which permits the specification of a file to be
  created by the utserver process which will contain the ID of the
  utserver process


• Added logmask setting in the configuration file which permits logging
  to be configured (and subsequently modified as part of handling a
  hangup signal), and removed support for LOGMASK environment variable


• The server rereads the configuration file upon receipt of a hangup
  signal or when creating or moving a file named rcf.utmr in the
  dir_request directory - see the cautions in the user manual about
  sending a hangup signal when attempting to change the value of
  dir_request


• Added settings admin_name and admin_password to allow administrators to
  define initial non-default credentials for authenticating to the server
  via the HTTP interface


• Fixed documentation by changing filter_id to filter-id in one place

• 2010-09-13: Version 3.0 alpha (build 21886)
  
  
  • Ensure alternative listening port setting persists when changed via web
    UI
    
  • Include changes list in docs directory of product archive
    
  • Add mention of configfile and settingspath command-line arguments,
    rearrange content of Getting Started section of user manual
    
  • Support configfile argument to specify configuration file location
    
  • Disable BEP22 DNS support on POSIX platforms
    
  • Include plain text version of the user manual in docs directory of
    product archive
    
  • Include a EULA file in the docs directory of the archive
    
  • Change default log file for logfile argument to utserver.log
    
  • Fix documentation error saying to use forward slash (/) to precede a
    command-line argument keyword - should use a dash (-) on POSIX systems

1.2 solve installation issue and some start issue

gui is on port 8080
user is admin without password

please configure it before adding torrent (where to save files .... (/c/media/BitTorrent/ is a good choice))
also enable ipfilter.dat in advanced option (the addon update ipfilter.dat each day)

[sphardy1]

Very nice - my preferred client on mac. Would love to see it on ultra.

[super_poussin]

and works fine

I need to create and tune the config file there's none provided by utorrent team

[sphardy1]

Would be happy to test if you need anything

[veehexx]

is a sparc version possible?

please say yes! i prefer utorrent over transmission anyday! if not, then thats just another reason to consider replacing my DUO for an ultra2!

[super_poussin]

veehexx wrote:
is a sparc version possible? please say yes! i prefer utorrent over transmission anyday! if not, then thats just another reason to consider replacing my DUO for an ultra2!

No utorrent's team do not provide the code

[veehexx]

oh yes - utorrent is closed source 😞
just another reason to consider upgrading! 🙂

[sphardy1]

Found the code. That has to be one of the easiest applications ever to get running on a ReadyNAS... Amazing

[super_poussin]

not so easy 😛 sound slike this soft only accept to run correctly as root


the addons will be ready on monday if some wants to test it 🙂

[sphardy1]

runs ok as admin for me

  PID USER      PR  NI  VIRT  RES  SHR S %CPU %MEM    TIME+  COMMAND
  521 admin     20   0 33292 7180 1396 S    3  0.7   0:04.05 utserver          

[super_poussin]

but are you able to access the interface and change settings ?

[super_poussin]

Utorrent for x86

gui is on port 8080
user is admin without password

please configure it before adding torrent (where to save files .... (/c/media/BitTorrent/ is a good choice))
also enable ipfilter.dat in advanced option (the addon update ipfilter.dat each day)

[sphardy1]

super-poussin wrote:
but are you able to access the interface and change settings ?

yes - just changed the admin password as a test. Here's the GUI:

[super_poussin]

can you try with nobody:nogroup instead of admin ?

[super_poussin]

solved 🙂 1.1 will run correctly

[Jonavin]

Can the interface be set to use https instead of http?

[super_poussin]

Jonavin wrote:
Can the interface be set to use https instead of http?

nope

[super_poussin]

When I say nope , it's because first try of using apache instead of built-in web server did not work , but I will try again and post a FR

[ShortyMac]

I'm trying to install uTorrent on my NVX Pioneer, but it keeps getting stuck on the busy spinner once I hit the install button. Can anyone help me on this problem? Thanks.


*EDIT* Nevermind the install never prompted if it completed or not. uTorrent showed up after I rebooted (busy indicator still spinning). So far, looks like its working great! Configured it based off my Win7 version's settings, tested out a small torrent, and it worked like a charm! Great job and thanks!

[anubis1]

Looks awesome. Can't wait to try this out when i get home.

[super_poussin]

ShortyMac wrote:

I'm trying to install uTorrent on my NVX Pioneer, but it keeps getting stuck on the busy spinner once I hit the install button. Can anyone help me on this problem? Thanks. *EDIT* Nevermind the install never prompted if it completed or not. uTorrent showed up after I rebooted (busy indicator still spinning). So far, looks like its working great! Configured it based off my Win7 version's settings, tested out a small torrent, and it worked like a charm! Great job and thanks!

I saw same problem for spinner, I'm investigating : no need to reboot do a ctrl+F5

[TonyKL]

Recommend this over Transmission?

[sphardy1]

In my biased opinion: Yes

Had no end of trouble with transmission in the past, both on mac and NAS. Could never get it to play nice, always a resource hog (despite the claims otherwise) and often woudl just stop working.

uTorrent is just very simple - does its job and does it well. Maybe not as configurable as transmission, but never had a moments trouble with it

[super_poussin]

1.2 solves installation issue and some start issue

[super_poussin]

updated