Deluge
I just upgraded to Fedora 13 and am just impressed that I don’t get the “No root device found error” that Fedora 12 gave me. In short I skipped Fedora 12 because I got tired of fussing with it. So Fedora 13 works and if you have just upgraded it might be a good idea to build Deluge 1.2.3 or 1.3.0_RC1+ on your system instead of waiting for the repo maintainers to do it for you.
The more recent builds of Deluge don’t seem to be too picky anymore about building and working right out of the box, below you will find the commands that you will need to compile Deluge 1.2 or 1.3 series <–HERE–>
Or run the commands below.
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Deluge
The below is a init.d script for fedora based systems to start Deluge in a daemon mode. As I recall I think I got this from the Deluge forum and for all intensive purposes it works well. I didn’t feel much like reinventing the wheel but at least I can post what I am using.
To get this to work properly you will have to edit line 14 and line 23. As far as I can tell with a quick look that is all you will have to do to get things working in a daemon mode.
To follow the rest of this guide I have named the init script “deluge_daemon.sh”.
- chmod a+x deluge_daemon.sh
- su -c ‘chown root:root deluge_daemon ‘
- su -c ‘cp deluge_daemon.sh /etc/init.d/’
- su -c ‘chkconfig deluge_daemon –level 345 on’deluge_daemon –level 345 on’
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