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[http://github.com/btpd/btpd/wiki/Using-btpd btpd] is a BitTorrent client daemon. | [http://github.com/btpd/btpd/wiki/Using-btpd btpd] is a BitTorrent client daemon. | ||
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| − | + | You can install {{AUR|btpd}} from the [[AUR]]. | |
| − | + | == Configuration == | |
| − | + | Btpd does not have a configuration file. Options can be applied using flags (see {{Ic|man btpd}}). | |
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== Interaction == | == Interaction == | ||
| − | + | To interact with '''btpd''' use the command-line interface '''btcli'''. | |
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| − | + | {{note|Don't forget to configure a working directory with -d if you do not want to use the default.}} | |
| − | + | Add foo.torrent, with content dir /home/user/foo.torrent.d/, and start it: | |
| − | + | $ btcli add -d /home/user/foo.torrent.d foo.torrent | |
| − | + | Same as above without starting it: | |
| − | + | $ btcli add -N -d /home/user/foo.torrent.d foo.torrent | |
| + | Display a list btpd’s torrents and their number, size, status, etc: | ||
| + | $ btcli list | ||
| + | Same as above, but only for torrent 12 and my.little.torrent: | ||
| + | $ btcli list 12 my.little.torrent | ||
| + | Same as above but only for active torrents: | ||
| + | $ btcli list -a | ||
| + | Use a custom list forma: | ||
| + | $btcli list -f "btcli list -f "%n\t%#\t%p%s\t%r\n" | ||
| + | Start bar.torrent and torrent number 7: | ||
| + | $ btcli start bar.torrent 7 | ||
| + | Stop torrent number 7: | ||
| + | $ btcli stop 7 | ||
| + | Stop all active torrents: | ||
| + | $ btcli stop -a | ||
| + | Remove bar.torrent and it’s associated information from btpd: | ||
| + | $ btcli del bar.torrent | ||
| + | Display a summary of up/download stats for the active torrents: | ||
| + | $ btcli stat | ||
| + | Display the summary once every five seconds: | ||
| + | $ btcli stat -w 5 | ||
| + | Same as above, but also display individual stats for each active torrent: | ||
| + | $ btcli stat -w 5 -i | ||
| + | Shut down btpd: | ||
| + | $ btcli kill | ||
| − | + | == External Links == | |
| + | *[http://github.com/btpd/btpd GitHub] Project Page | ||
| + | *[http://github.com/btpd/btpd/wiki/Using-btpd GitHub Wiki] | ||
| + | *[https://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=18293 Btpd Webui] in AUR | ||
| + | *[https://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=39443 GTK+ Btpd frontend] in AUR | ||
Revision as of 07:22, 24 July 2012
btpd is a BitTorrent client daemon.
Installation
You can install btpdAUR from the AUR.
Configuration
Btpd does not have a configuration file. Options can be applied using flags (see man btpd).
Interaction
To interact with btpd use the command-line interface btcli.
Add foo.torrent, with content dir /home/user/foo.torrent.d/, and start it:
$ btcli add -d /home/user/foo.torrent.d foo.torrent
Same as above without starting it:
$ btcli add -N -d /home/user/foo.torrent.d foo.torrent
Display a list btpd’s torrents and their number, size, status, etc:
$ btcli list
Same as above, but only for torrent 12 and my.little.torrent:
$ btcli list 12 my.little.torrent
Same as above but only for active torrents:
$ btcli list -a
Use a custom list forma:
$btcli list -f "btcli list -f "%n\t%#\t%p%s\t%r\n"
Start bar.torrent and torrent number 7:
$ btcli start bar.torrent 7
Stop torrent number 7:
$ btcli stop 7
Stop all active torrents:
$ btcli stop -a
Remove bar.torrent and it’s associated information from btpd:
$ btcli del bar.torrent
Display a summary of up/download stats for the active torrents:
$ btcli stat
Display the summary once every five seconds:
$ btcli stat -w 5
Same as above, but also display individual stats for each active torrent:
$ btcli stat -w 5 -i
Shut down btpd:
$ btcli kill
External Links
- GitHub Project Page
- GitHub Wiki
- Btpd Webui in AUR
- GTK+ Btpd frontend in AUR