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@Ubi

When I updated the bubba package, I used the command line (apt-get upgrade) and I was asked whether I'd want to replace the bubba.css file, which has been modified by my tiny little hack.

I don't think the web-admin interface handled that. According to your screenshots, you're still using my ...

@Ubi
Your rendeHi Ubi,ring problem is my fault. You installed my tiny little hack, which use a different theme and now your browser is lost...
Try emptying your browser's cache and it should be fine.

@Tor
Thanks for the update. I'm still around, but a little busy right now... I'll get backto you ...

Hi Hammer,

Sorry, I keep forgeting that killall isn't installed by default.

It's part of the psmisc package. In order to install it, type as root: Regards

Hi JohanJ,

Yes, you have to forward ports 10000 to 14000. More informations in this thread.

Regards

Hi again,

I'm sorry I just saw your second question.
And another thing; where do the files end up? I can't find anywhere how to configure that.
The downloads are in your profile on the Bubba, in a folder named 'downloads'. As Bubba's working with GNU/Linux, it has a *nix file system. If your ...

Hi Hammer,

What you suggest is close to impossible for every website. It could only be added website by website.

Most of the time, the links to torrent's files do not have a .torrent extension.
Here is the web page of a torrent on Mininova: http://www.mininova.org/ tor[/b]/914144 And here is the ...

Hi Hammer,

Johannes is right. The link you used is just a plain html page. The matching torrent will be : http://torrents.thepiratebay.org/382929 ... PB.torrent

Regards,

Hi jamerson,

Good to see you're back.

Here is the original web-admin: web-admin-original.zip (~138 KB)

Keep us posted.

Hi dsp76,

I tried this torrent, putting it in the 'torrents' folder, and nothing went wrong.

Regards.

I have no clue...

Maybe Tor will know better. I keep working on that though.

I really don't know what's going on.

When you have a crash, could you place the torrent file again in ~/torrents and relaunch ftd manually. To do that, type as root: .

When ftd is starting again it should launch the torrent file.

Hi jamerson,

That's weird. I didn't experienced this kind of behavior.

About the 'torrents' folders, the old one (~/www/torrents) is now useless. And you shouldn't have the 'Download from folder' button anymore if you're running the latest version of my tiny little hack.

The download should start ...

For the next two weeks and half I won't be able to respond to your feedback : I'm leaving tomorrow far away from any internet connection.

You know how I appreciate feedback on my tiny little hack, post it and I'll respond as soon as I get back.

Hi Ubi,

That's a good idea. Unfortunately this can only achieved by ftd. My tiny little hack concerns only the web UI, which is only active when someone is connected.

But I'm pretty sure that Tor has something like that on his todo list...

Regards,

Sorry guys,

Yesterday I was lazy. Since the informations given by ftd have changed, I had to to modify my regexp but didn't. Now it's done.

Whats's the difference ? The ratio of your downloads and the speedometer are back.

Enjoy!