rTorrent in BubbaRaid-0.0.6-Beta now working.

Thanks

 

 

I have another question. BubbaRaid support suspend state S3?

If none users connected, none file donwloaded, none file opened can BubbaRaid go to S3 state or poweroff server?

 

Thanks for answer

Yes, it supports S3 suspend... but it is up to you to do it.... at least for now.

When BubbaRaid go to S3 state? How can I "ON" S3 feature?

 

 

Idea:

If I do add job to crontab for check every 10~30 min for connected any users, opened any files or check network activity and all is "clean" then BubbaRaid go to poweroff or S3.... Is it possible?

S3 depends GREATLY on your hardware and BIOS.... for that reason, BubbaRaid can not do it on its own.

 

You need to read up on how to put a Linux system into S3, and experiment.

 

I'll see about adding s2ram in the next release.

 

But remember, if you are doing torrents, you generally don't want to go to sleep... otherwise all your torrents stop and no one can connect to you.  And of course, how do you plan to wake the machine up?

 

Also, later kernels have much better S3 suspend support.... you may want to wait till unRAID 4.4 is final, and I upgrade BubbaRaid to that kernel.

 

 

Ok. Thanks.

Thanks much for this new release.  rtorrent and wtorrent are now working properly it seems. 

 

I will mess with the settings a little bit more to see if i can't get it set up exactly the way I want.  But at this point I think i may just deal with the files being stored on disk1.  I will do some moving of files to free space up on that drive.

 

Thanks for your hard work BubbaQ

 

EDIT: Been trying to get Slimserver up and running for a while.  It gets all the way going and installed via the BubbaRaid page but when it gets to the very end with the starting and stopping.  It gives the waiting for 15 seconds message and then i get an error about SlimServer not starting properly.  From there I am lost as to what to do to fix it.

 

Any insight is appreciated.

Hupppssss....

After poweroff tested BubbaRaid server and go ON server rTorrent not working

 

On web page of wTorrent I see "Error: could not connect to rtorrent ".

 

Service rTorrent I can not start.

If I am press  button "restart rTorrent" I see on new web browser window:

Restarting rTorrent daemon...
(this will take a few seconds) ....

Restarting rtorrent: rtorrent.
Done.

 

But rTorrent not started.

 

Any ideas?

 

Thanks for answer

@prostuff1:  Sometimes, Slimserver takes more time to get up on its feet after the fist install.  What happens when you go to the Slimserver configuration page (link above the red "Stopped" on the dashboard) and click on the "Start Slimserver" button?

@Ropo:  telnet into the server and run this command:

screen -r rtorrent

 

to reconnect to the rTorrent screen.  With that window open, try clicking onthe "restart rTorrent" button in the web portal, and see of any errors are encountered in the rTorrent screen via telnet.

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Edited April 21, 20179 yr by stephenm00

@Ropo:  telnet into the server and run this command:

screen -r rtorrent

 

to reconnect to the rTorrent screen.  With that window open, try clicking onthe "restart rTorrent" button in the web portal, and see of any errors are encountered in the rTorrent screen via telnet.

 

In console I see:

root@TowerTest:~# screen -r rtorrent
There is a screen on:
        1639.rtorrent   (Attached)
There is no screen to be resumed matching rtorrent.
root@TowerTest:~#

 

I am try restart rTorrent through web interface. But rTorrent not started.

 

What next do I got?

OP says "it will have:" ... still working on it.

@Ropo:  run this:

 

pkill screen

 

and then try to restart rTorrent via the browser.

@prostuff1:  Sometimes, Slimserver takes more time to get up on its feet after the fist install.  What happens when you go to the Slimserver configuration page (link above the red "Stopped" on the dashboard) and click on the "Start Slimserver" button?

 

Nothing.  It give me:

 

Starting Slimserver daemon...

(this will take a few seconds) ....

 

Done.

 

But nothing actually happens.

@Ropo:  run this:

 

pkill screen

 

and then try to restart rTorrent via the browser.

 

I am try it. But rTorrent not runing.

@prostuff1:  Try launching slimserver in the foreground and see what errors come up:

 

cd <to where you have slimserver installed>
perl slimserver.pl --d_server --user slimserver

 

@Ropo:

 

Try running rTorreny interactively.  Log in and run:

 

rtorrent

 

and see what errors come up.

Version 0.0.7-Beta of BubbaRaid is available.

 

   http://www.tcpatools.com/bubba/bubbaraid-0.0.7-Beta.zip

 

This includes apcupsd, most of the sysstat package (allexcept sar), and several other improvements.

 

It also improves the portal interface, and the dashboard.

 

It also includes additional S3 suspend support, in the form of the 's2ram' program.  USE AT YOUR OWN RISK.

 

Run:

 

   s2ram -n

 

to test your system, to see if your mobo is recognized.  If it is, you can try suspending to S3 with the command:

 

   s2ram

 

If you write a suspend script with the s2ram command in it, it will continue executing after the s2ram command when coming back from suspend.  My POS NIC doens't WOL, but the system will wake from the keyboard fine.

 

 

@prostuff1:  Try launching slimserver in the foreground and see what errors come up:

 

cd <to where you have slimserver installed>
perl slimserver.pl --d_server --user slimserver

 

Thanks for the help and patience.

 

when i type the commands into a terminal window i get:

Useless use of a constant in void context at /mnt/disk1/slimserver/Slim/Networking/Slimproto.pm line 129.

[08-10-16 17:34:40.8900] main::changeEffectiveUserAndGroup (826) Warning: User slimserver not found.

root@Tower:/mnt/disk1/slimserver#

 

I am doing this via telnet

OK... the slimserver user was not found in your passwd file.

 

Edit your passwd file (/etc/passwd) and add this line at the bottom:

 

slimserver:$1$oExleBv6$Ux2qBpAanWMqJqUeH2xqp1:1000:100:,,,:/home/slimserver:/bin/bash

 

Did you upgrade to the latest version of BubbaRaid?

 

I'm not really sure how this happened, since the slimserver user is present in the passwd file that ships with BubbaRaid.

 

OK... the slimserver user was not found in your passwd file.

 

Edit your passwd file (/etc/passwd) and add this line at the bottom:

 

slimserver:$1$oExleBv6$Ux2qBpAanWMqJqUeH2xqp1:1000:100:,,,:/home/slimserver:/bin/bash

 

Did you upgrade to the latest version of BubbaRaid?

 

I'm not really sure how this happened, since the slimserver user is present in the passwd file that ships with BubbaRaid.

 

 

Call me stupid but what is the easiest way to do this?

 

Also, the link to the 0.0.7 seems to be screwed up.  I keep getting a 404 error

Ooops... I reorganized the web site, and it was moved:

 

  http://www.tcpatools.com/bubba/bubbaraid-0.0.7-Beta.zip

what is the easiest way to do this?

 

vi /etc/passwd

 

and go to the bottom, insert a blank line and paste the text.

what is the easiest way to do this?

 

vi /etc/passwd

 

and go to the bottom, insert a blank line and paste the text.

 

hum, i am doing that from a Terminal window in OS X and it will not allow me to do it while i am telneted in.  I have to plug in the flash drive and then edit it form there.

 

Maybe make it so that we can edit this file like the ones we do for rtorrent?

 

Thanks for all the help

 

EDIT: i also went ahead and tried to reinstall the slimserver and that did not seem to help

 

EDIT: i also went ahead and tried to reinstall the slimserver and that did not seem to help

 

No, it will not... that has nothing to do with this problem.

 

it will not allow me to do it while i am telneted in

 

What does that mean?  Do you know how to use vi?

 

Maybe make it so that we can edit this file like the ones we do for rtorrent?

 

No, the passwd files is not for editing.. the instructions I gave you are strictly for troubleshooting your problem.

 

Have you tried upgrading to version 0.0.7?

I found a number of good clients for MPD, and at least one that supports random play:

 

  http://www.jinzora.com/

 

I am going to include MPD in the next BubbaRaid.  You can download any streaming web client in PHP or Perl (such as Jinzora) and put it in your personal web server home on BubbaRaid (initially set to /mnt/disk1/wwwdocs) or use one of the native windows clients.