Re: Bittorrent installation
- From: Stan <stan@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 03 Jul 2006 17:50:59 +0200
Stephane M wrote:
Hello,
I tried to use Bittorrent on my machine
did download the RPM file
But, now, how can I download a file ????
I can't make it work at all.. I can't find any manual on their website :
http://www.bittorrent.com
( I also did download the Windows version and seems to work quite straight
wiht the GUI)
but how to do this on Linux.
I did read the README , but explain how to transform bittorent into a file
server, buit I would like first to download the latest version of CentOS
v4.3-DVD.iso
Seems to be really hard :-(
thanks for your help
Steph
To use bittorrent on FC5, do the following:
1.) yum install bittorrent (only if you haven't install bittorrent on FC5)
2.) figure out where you want the download to go on your system
3.) download the torrent files:
e.g.
wget http://some_internet_address/torrent-filename
and finally to download the large file
4.) run: bittorrent-curses --max_upload_rate 350 torrent-filename-from-above
**) once your download is complete, please leave your downloader running so
it can help upload to other clients. This is what makes bittorrent
efficient.
.
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