Other troubles with ftd

Cros · Post by **Cros** » 07 Aug 2007, 02:46

Hi Bubbalibre!

Thanks for the answer, but I guess I wasn't clear, sorry: I can't find the killall application.

Cheers!

Ubi · Post by **Ubi** » 07 Aug 2007, 03:27

for i in `ps auxw | grep ftd | cut -c 10-14`; do kill -9 $i; done

do not use the killall5 command

bubbalibre · Post by **bubbalibre** » 07 Aug 2007, 07:06

The killall command should be in /usr/bin, therefore you can call it from anywhere.

Regards,

TheKnugen · Post by **TheKnugen** » 07 Aug 2007, 07:46

Hi,
Same thing for me:

bubba:/usr/bin# killall
bash: killall: command not found

bubbalibre · Post by **bubbalibre** » 07 Aug 2007, 13:53

Hi guys,

You're right, it may not be installed by default.

killall is part of the package psmisc.

I guess I got it by installing mysql-server.

Regards,

Cros · Post by **Cros** » 07 Aug 2007, 15:47

Thanks bubbalibre!

estorino · Post by **estorino** » 15 Sep 2007, 05:48

If someone would like to reproduce a crashing ftd like mine just did:

I downloaded the Ubuntu 7.04 torrent through this link:
http://torrent.ubuntu.com:6969/file?inf ... %0Cq%AA%F5

I placed the resulting .torrent file in my homedir -> /home/username/ubuntu.torrent (renamed the .torrent file for easier typing)

I logged in to the webinterface using the same username as where I stored the torrent file

Added a download referring to /home/username/ubuntu.torrent and pressing 'add' -> ftd crash!

restarting ftd restored my access to the webinterface, which froze like others experienced too...

Edit: fixed it! It was my own stupid fault: I forwarded ports 10000 through 14000* to bubba in my router** and that fixed it...

* ftd listens to ports 10000-14000 by default...

** the linksys wrt54gl (open source) modded with the 3rd party 'tomato' firmware is the perfect open source companion to bubba imho