January 12, 200917 yr quick question - how did the zip become so small? edit: because it is messed up redownloaded, it's your upload that is problematic, please reupload 0.0.11 (someone has it ok to share?)
January 12, 200917 yr Author Yup... apparently the FTP died and I didn't notice it. I just re-uploaded it and it should be OK now.
January 12, 200917 yr It is indeed ok. My rtorrent config was not ok but I suppose this was problem of the last beta, right? (will verify with a reboot) I have a weird problem, that wasn't there in the previous r/wtorrent setup. Three of my torrents did not start seeding; manually starting them was reported successful but checking again I see them stopped. Only those three. I start one and by the time I click the second and the screen refreshes, the first is already stopped again. Any ideas? (anybody?) Also I had created an extra wtorrent user before the update, that is not existent after the update (bubba?), so now I logged in using default bubba/raid... could this be related?
January 12, 200917 yr Author Hmmm... as to adding users in wTorrnet, I've never done that so I don't know where wTorrent keeps its list of users.... so I imaginw it was overwritten.
January 12, 200917 yr I don't really care about that (although it might be something to look for future updates), what is more serious is what happened to those torrents and they don't start. I even rehashed them, show 100%, but still same thing. I am not sure where to look. On an even more serious note, email notify does not work. File edited ok, service restarted. Shows success in the test mail, but I don't get anything. In fact I am using a completely different unraid notify script... I am sending you through email.
January 12, 200917 yr Author I have two torrents, and when I restart, they take several minutes to restart, but they do restart. You can connect to the rTorrent screen for troubleshooting ... log in via telnet and run the command: screen -r rtorrent
January 12, 200917 yr Indeed with screen the interface showed up. BUT I checked one of those torrents and it showed as "OPEN". So I pressed ^s for it to start. This was the last time I saw rtorrent screen refresh. I am frozen in the console since then, not knowing what to do.
January 12, 200917 yr Scripts =============== unmenu safe powerdown e-mail notification Where does the unmenu stuff reside? I don't see a /boot/bubba/unmenu folder that is referenced in the rc.unmenu file.
January 12, 200917 yr Author e-mail notifification is there. Safe powerdown and unmenu are not (yet). This is a *beta* folks.... not a release candidate! We are not even to a 1.0 release yet!
January 12, 200917 yr Don't worry, nobody is here to criticize. I already said how bubbaRAID changed my whole unRAID world.
January 12, 200917 yr e-mail notifification is there. Safe powerdown and unmenu are not (yet). This is a *beta* folks.... not a release candidate! We are not even to a 1.0 release yet! Ok, sorry I misunderstood the thread's first post, I thought that was the "is included now" list, and you were asking for suggestions for additional stuff. To install it so your startup script calls it correctly, just make a folder in bubba called unmenu and place all the files there? Thanks a bunch, this is great stuff!! Jonathan
January 12, 200917 yr As a follow-up to the issue with my three torrents. It was fixed by deleting the torrents (not the files, the .torrent) and re-adding them. Also the issue with the frozen refresh is because tty uses ^s and ^q for itself. Easily fixed if you read the RTorrentUserGuide (which is in fact a very small page). BTW bubbaRAID uses rtorrent 0.8.3/0.12.3 which is an unstable release (not even the latest) - latest is .4 and latest stable is .2.
January 12, 200917 yr Indeed with screen the interface showed up. BUT I checked one of those torrents and it showed as "OPEN". So I pressed ^s for it to start. This was the last time I saw rtorrent screen refresh. I am frozen in the console since then, not knowing what to do. This is one of the bad things about rtorrent. it uses ^s to start a torrent which is also a screen flow control to stop current data from being printed. The proper toggle is ^q which can also be interpreted as quit by rtorrent... so do not press it too many times. LOL. Actually it depends if you have flow control enabled in screen. Press ^a then f and watch lower left of screen +flow means flow control is on and ^s ^q is captured by screen to stop and start screen updates -flow means ^s & ^q is passed through to the application. ^s start torrent, ^q quit rtorrent. See also. http://www.delorie.com/gnu/docs/screen/screen_toc.html C-a C-f (flow) Cycle flow among `on', `off' or `auto'. See section 15.2 Flow. http://www.delorie.com/gnu/docs/screen/screen_99.html
January 12, 200917 yr I am assuming BubbaRaid .11 needs to be installed on top of UnRaid 4.4.2 You might want to put something about that in the first post!! I will be updating to UnRaid 4.4.2 and BubbaRaid .11 tonight and i will let you know what happens!
January 12, 200917 yr ...but not if you want slimserver working (not yet in 0.0.11) What seems to be wrong with slimserver? I don't use it alot but i do use it enough that i would miss having it.
January 12, 200917 yr Author Slimserver is broke badly. I'm working on it but the latest version will NOT run except on a full dev system with lot of perl modules that are not in the standard package, which have to be compiled. Did I mention, I friggin HATE perl in a limited (non-dev) environment? The reason I had to use the unstable rtorrent release was due to a bug in the stable release that hosed rTorrent whenever you looked at peers in wTorrent.
January 12, 200917 yr @ReneV, do you mean ssl for the unRAID management screen? (not doable) No, I mean sshd, which depends on ssl. Taking my cue from WeeboTech, I think it was, I'm currently doing the following in my go file, with <authorized_keys> containing my public key and <ssh*key*> taken from </etc/ssh> from some run of sshd (to not have security alerts after each restart). # # ssh # installpkg /boot/custom/packages/openssl-0.9.8h-i486-1.tgz installpkg /boot/custom/packages/openssh-5.1p1-i486-1.tgz # public key mkdir /root/.ssh cp /boot/custom/etc/ssh/authorized_keys /root/.ssh # server ID keys cp --preserve=timestamps /boot/custom/etc/ssh/ssh*key* /etc/ssh chmod 600 /etc/ssh/ssh*key* # ssh start /etc/rc.d/rc.sshd start The purpose is not security, but easy-to-use remote shell (and, probably, tunelling). My main application is for unison. Can you send me the links to the two packages: installpkg /boot/custom/packages/openssl-0.9.8h-i486-1.tgz installpkg /boot/custom/packages/openssh-5.1p1-i486-1.tgz I want to make sure I get the right ones.
January 13, 200917 yr Can you send me the links to the two packages: installpkg /boot/custom/packages/openssl-0.9.8h-i486-1.tgz installpkg /boot/custom/packages/openssh-5.1p1-i486-1.tgz I want to make sure I get the right ones. Try searching at http://packages.slackware.it/ --- when I checked just now I noticed that OpenSSL has been bumped to 0.9.8i, but that shouldn't break anything (although YMMV). [Coming to think of it: I haven't tried ssh on 4.4.x!]
January 13, 200917 yr Author Slimserver issues seem to be a bug in their code (wow... surprise). http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?p=378082 I've downgraded to a previous version, and got it working in BubbaRaid. Will post new BubbaRaid later today.
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