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On Fri, Jun 17, 2011 at 4:34 PM, Alexander Hunt
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> On 06/17/2011 01:12 PM, Misc Things wrote:
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> from source and can't installHello,
> Any luck installing deluge? I had it working perfectly fine in Centod
> 5, yet I tried all available rpms and constantly run into dependency
> problems that are just pilling up... funny put - i recompiled 1.3.2.1,
> but can't install it %).
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> thank you
> Andrew
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> Hi Andrew,
> I'm not sure about the problems you're having but; you should be able to
> install the version for f13 (if you don't have any other option) as it was
> compiled still using python 2.6, if not, I haven't found anything from f12
> that I installed not to work. I realize mixing up packages from EL and
> fedora isn't the best idea, but sometimes it's the only way. Also
> transmission and Vuze both work well and do the same task (I use them both).
> I put a link here to all the Fedora versions of Deluge:
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> https://admin.fedoraproject.org/pkgdb/applications/Deluge%20Bittorrent%20Client?_csrf_token=d4a0f0313600536306780b1313035c819609744d
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> Regards,
> alex
Alex:
I looked @ the qbittorrent - indeed nice app. My (silly) concern is -
i have to manually download ipfilters files into a local directory vs
it was taken care by the application itself. Maybe there is an addon
or some kind of option that i simply overlooked.. Let me know.
Nux:
thank you for the link. Last night i made it to work. It took about
1,5 hours to recompile, but now it's working just fine. I got version
1.3.2 to work. Didn't try any other version of it. The CPU usage is ~
5% on AMD Sempron 1800 ( 6 yo machine).
If you guys are interested i can share the rpms or upload to a repo.
Thank you.
Andrew
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