Changes between Version 10 and Version 11 of InstallationGuide

Timestamp:

02/16/08 01:54:51 (17 years ago)

Author:

Gabor Hudiczius

Comment:

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InstallationGuide

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 Edit your .rtorrent.rc (create on into your home directory, if it's a fresh install):
  * set up how rtorrent should listen for connections (there are 3 ways to do this)
-  * to use a unix socket, add the line "scgi_local = ~/torrent/.socket/rpc.socket" (this is the recommended way)
-  * to listen for connections from localhost on port 12345 add the line "scgi_port = :12345"
-  * to listen for connections from a specific interface on port 12345 add the line "scgi_port = 123.123.123.123:12345"
+  * to use a unix socket, add the line ''scgi_local = ~/torrent/.socket/rpc.socket'' (this is the recommended way)
+  * to listen for connections from localhost on port 12345 add the line ''scgi_port = :12345''
+  * to listen for connections from a specific interface on port 12345 add the line ''scgi_port = 123.123.123.123:12345''
  * if you have more than one user, set a different scgi_port/scgi_local value in each user's .rtorrent.rc file
- * set your download directory "directory = ~/torrent/
+ * set your download directory ''directory = ~/torrent/''
  * absolute paths are always welcome, however rTWi should handle relative paths, like above (if it does not, submit a [/rtwi/newticket ticket]
- * make sure, you have your session directory set and it exists, so rtorrent will remember your torrents after it's restarted "session = ~/torrent/.session" (be aware to set different session directories for the users)
+ * make sure, you have your session directory set and it exists, so rtorrent will remember your torrents after it's restarted ''session = ~/torrent/.session'' (be aware to set different session directories for the users)
  
 Now, you can start rTorrent. On the bottom, you should see something like this:
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 Download the [/rtwi/downloads/rtwi-latest.tar.gz latest rTWi] from the [wiki:Download Download] section, extract it to some place where your webserver can see it.
 Edit your configuration file (includes/rtwi.conf):
- * set the "base" variable to your rTWi installation's URL (without index file, and with a trailing slash) "base = http://example.com/"
- * set the "user_conf" variable to the path of your user.conf file (it's always safe, to keep it outside your webroot)
- * if your want to rename your index.php and/or input.php you need to set the "index" and/or "input" variable(s)
+ * set the ''base'' variable to your rTWi installation's URL (without index file, and with a trailing slash) ''base = "http://example.com/"''
+ * set the ''user_conf'' variable to the path of your user.conf file (it's always safe, to keep it outside your webroot)
+ * if your want to rename your index.php and/or input.php you need to set the ''index'' and/or ''input'' variable(s)
+ * If a value in the conf file contains any non-alphanumeric characters it needs to be enclosed in double-quotes (")
 
 ==== Adding users ==== #addingusers
 
 Edit your users.conf file:
- * create a new section for every user "[user1]" (this will be your login name - this must be the *nix username)
+ * create a new section for every user ''[user1]'' (this will be your login name - this must be the *nix username)
  * set the address rTWi can connect to the user's rTorrent (there are 3 ways to do it)
-  * if you're using a unix socket enter "address = !unix://~/torrent/.socket/rpc.socket"
-  * if you're using scgi_port enter "address = 123.123.123.123:12345" ("address = :12345" works for localhost)
-  * if you're using an SCGI gateway enter "address = !http://example.com/RPC2" (also works when Basic HTTP Authentication is on for the URL)
- * enter "pass = 1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef12345678" where the right side is the sha1 hash of the choosen password for the user (you can generate the sha1 hash [http://www.johnmaguire.us/tools/hashcalc/index.php online])
- * If a value in the conf file contains any non-alphanumeric characters it needs to be enclosed in double-quotes (")
+  * if you're using a unix socket enter ''address = "!unix://~/torrent/.socket/rpc.socket"''
+  * if you're using scgi_port enter ''address = "123.123.123.123:12345"'' (''address = ":12345"'' works for localhost)
+  * if you're using an SCGI gateway enter ''address = "!http://example.com/RPC2"'' (also works when Basic HTTP Authentication is on for the URL)
+ * enter ''pass = "1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef12345678"'' where the right side is the sha1 hash of the choosen password for the user (you can generate the sha1 hash [http://www.johnmaguire.us/tools/hashcalc/index.php online])
+ * if a value in the conf file contains any non-alphanumeric characters it needs to be enclosed in double-quotes (")
  * if you have more than one user, you have to repeat these steps for each one of them, so you'll get something like this:
 
 {{{
 [user1]
-address =  "address = unix://~/torrent/.socket/rpc.socket"
+address =  "unix://~/torrent/.socket/rpc.socket"
 pass =     "1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef12345678"