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I have installed the problem and followed all the instructions.. no error showed. (Especially I do the ./configure --with-xmlrpc-c in rtorrent)

Currently I haven't installed the rTWi yet.

Now when I startup the rtorrent in the console. It shows up with: Using 'select' based polling

instead of: XMLRPC initialized with xxx functions.

Here is some info.

• Currently running Fedora Core 1 (it's a hosted computer so can't change!)
• rtorrent.rc has been set in the home directory of root
• use root to login
• torrent file placed in /tmp/torrent/files
• downloaded files placed in /home/tmp/testing
• downloading files no problem.

Should I stopped here before install the rtWi of I still go ahead? If there is a problem in XMLRPC, how I can solved as I have installed them all

Hi, I installed rtorrent on fedora 8 I cannot download private tracker torrents, which require to login in order to download the torrent file. i can download from public tracker.

the error message:

@could not download, the input is not a valid torrent@

Thank you.

I've recently updated to version 0.3.2b of rTWi, because I suffered from the "No torrent for this hash" bug which has been fixed. I'm using rTorrent/libTorrent 0.12.2 on a Gentoo Linux system, I believe the XMLRPC-C version is 0.16.9 (yes, the one with the 4GB> display incapability)

But I've encountered a minor nuisance in the interface. In the Torrents overview, you have the red downwards pointing arrows for torrents being leeched and the green upwards pointing arrows for torrents being seeded. When a torrent is added to the download list all is fine, the red downwards pointing arrow indicates the leeching torrent and it seems to be working fine. But when the torrent has finished leeching, and therefor changes to seeding, the arrow doesnt change with it to the green upwards pointing arrow. This makes it difficult to ascertain the status of one's leech/seed list in a quick glance. I would appreciate any help/tips/fixes you can provide me with.

P.S.: I also noticed that in the Info of a torrent with the "problem" the Connection type tells me it's "Leeching". Which is not the case, as the torrent is finished and is only uploading the material back.