utserver

utserver.conf

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### Utorrent Server v3.0 Config File	###
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### By Khizer Naeem			###
### khizernaeem@gmail.com		###
### Date: 29/12/2011			###
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# Note: - Don't use quotes or double quotes when giving a value
#       - Don't add trailing / when specifying any directory

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## Regular Settings #
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#bind_port (integer):
#    Default value: 6881. Port used for BitTorrent protocol. This can be any value in the range 1025-65000.
bind_port: 6881

#max_ul_rate (integer):
#    Default value: -1. Maximum total upload rate in kilobytes per second. -1 means unlimited. We recommend setting it to -1.
max_ul_rate: -1

#max_ul_rate_seed (integer):
#    Default value: -1. Maximum per-torrent upload rate when seeding, in kilobytes per second. -1 means unlimited. We recommend setting it to -1.
max_ul_rate_seed: -1

#conns_per_torrent (integer):
#    Default value: 50. Maximum number of connections for a given torrent.
conns_per_torrent: 50

#max_total_connections (integer):
#    Default value: 200. Maximum number of connection opened at the same time.
max_total_connections: 200

#auto_bandwidth_management (boolean):
#    Default value: true. If true, upload bandwidth is automatically throttled in order to not impact other applications using TCP/IP.
auto_bandwidth_management: true

#max_dl_rate (integer):
#    Default value: -1. Maximum total download rate in kilobytes per second. -1 means unlimited. We recommend setting it to -1.
max_dl_rate: -1

#seed_ratio (integer):
#    Default value: 0. Seed ratio in percent (%) (e.g. 100 means 100%). If not 0, seeding will stop after reaching this upload/download ratio.
seed_ratio: 0

#seed_time (integer):
#    Default value: 0. Time after which seeding will stop, in seconds. 0 means seeding won't stop.
seed_time: 0


#####################
# Internal Settings #
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#bind_ip (string):
# IP address to use for socket connections. If not provided, a default IP address will be used. We do not recommend changing this value.

#ut_webui_port (integer):
# Default value: 8080. Port number where the utserver process accepts HTTP RPC API calls to support the µTorrent-compatible HTTP interface.
ut_webui_port: 8081

#token_auth_enable (boolean)
# Default value: true. If true, the µTorrent HTTP interface defends against cross-site request forgeries.
# If false, the µTorrent HTTP interface will not be protected in this manner.
token_auth_enable: true

#dir_root (string):
# Default value: "". If not empty, dir_active, dir_completed, and dir_torrent_files are relative to this directory.
dir_root: /opt/utorrent/data

#dir_active (string):
# Default value: "./". Directory in which currently downloaded data is saved.
# Can be an absolute path or relative to dir_root or the current working directory if dir_root is not defined or an empty string.
#dir_active: ./

#dir_completed (string):
# Default value: "". Directory where completed downloads are stored.
dir_completed:

#dir_download (string):
# Default value: "". Optional directory where completed downloads can be stored, instead of in dir_completed.
# If no value is specified for this setting, the value of dir_completed is used.
# This option can be specified multiple times in the file - once for each directory to be designated as such.
# This option can be used when adding torrents via the µTorrent HTTP interface, not via the SDK interface.
# Use the action list-dirs to obtain a list of download directories from the µTorrent HTTP interface.
# Use the option download_dir to specify which of these directories to use when adding a torrent by URL or file through the µTorrent HTTP interface;
# The index of each entry will be in order in which each entry appears in utserver.conf
dir_download:

#dir_torrent_files (string):
# Default value: "". Directory where torrent files are stored. If the empty string, the value of dir_active is used.
dir_torrent_files:

#dir_temp_files (string):
# Default value: "". Directory where temporary files are stored. If the empty string, the value of dir_active is used.
# Using a separate directory just for temporary files allows for deleting the files in this directory on boot and/or periodically.
# The utserver process creates temporary files with a .utt extension,
# if a value for this setting is specified, the utserver process will delete all files with that extension in that directory at process startup.
# The value should specify a directory, not a symbolic link to a directory.
dir_temp_files:

#dir_autoload (string):
# Default value: "". Directory where torrent files will be recognized and auto-loaded. If the empty string, auto-load is disabled.
dir_autoload:

#dir_autoload_delete (boolean):
# Default value: false. If true, torrent files in the autoload directory will be deleted after being loaded,
# else they will be renamed with an extension of .loaded. The dir_autoload setting must be specified for this setting to have an effect.
dir_autoload_delete: false

#upnp (boolean):
# Default value: true. If true, UPNP functionality for mapping ports is used by utserver. We recommend setting this value to true.
upnp: true

#natpmp (boolean):
# Default value: true. If true, NAT-PMP functionality for mapping ports is used by utserver. We recommend setting this value to true.
natpmp: true

#lsd (boolean):
#    Default value: true. If true, Local Service Discovery is enabled. We recommend setting this value to true.
lsd: true

#dht (boolean):
# Default value: true. If true, Distributed Hash Table extension is enabled. We recommend setting this value to true.
dht: true

#pex (boolean):
# Default value: true. If true, Peer Exchange extension is enabled. We recommend setting this value to true.
pex: true

#rate_limit_local_peers (boolean):
# Default value: false. If true, rate limiting also applies to communications with peers in the local subnet. We recommend setting this value to false.
rate_limit_local_peers: false

#disk_cache_max_size (integer):
# Default value: 0. Maximum amount of memory used by each of the read, write, and piece caches. Value is in megabytes.
# If 0, accepts the SDK's default choices on selecting sizes of disk caches. Maximum value is 512.
disk_cache_max_size: 0

#preferred_interface (string):
# Default value: "". If defined, name of network interface to be preferred,
# when attempting to search among network interfaces for an external IP and hardware address.
# If empty string, preferred interface is ignored.
preferred_interface:

#admin_name (string):
# Default value: "admin". If defined, name that must be supplied (along with the password) when authenticating to the server via the HTTP interface.
# This allows the administrator to define an initial non-default value for this name.
# This value will not be applied from utserver.conf if settings.dat already exists.
admin_name: admin

#admin_password (string):
# Default value: "". If defined, password that must be supplied (along with the name) when authenticating to the server via the HTTP interface.
# This allows the administrator to define an initial non-default value for this password.
# This value will not be applied from utserver.conf if settings.dat already exists.
admin_password:

#logmask (integer):
# Default value: 0. A mask whose bits when set allow certain categories of log messages to be generated.
# The bits (0 - 31) in the value of this setting correspond to a set of internal events and subsystems.
#
#        3 - send have
#        6 - hole punch
#        7 - got bad piece request
#        8 - trace
#        9 - piece picker
#        10 - got bad cancel
#        11 - got bad unchoke
#        12 - got bad piece
#        13 - rss
#        14 - rss error
#        15 - got have
#        16 - got bad have
#        17 - error
#        18 - aggregated
#        19 - disconnect
#        20 - out connect
#        21 - in connect
#        22 - UPnP
#        23 - UPnP error
#        24 - NATPMP
#        25 - NATPMP error
#        26 - metadata finish
#        27 - web UI
#        28 - got bad reject
#        29 - pex
#        30 - peer messages
#        31 - blocked connect
logmask: 0

#dir_request (string):
# Default value: "". Directory where maintenance request files will be recognized, loaded, and deleted.
# If the empty string, maintenance request handling is disabled. 
#
# Your software running on your device can create the following files in this directory in order to request the following maintenance procedures.
#
#    If the file c.utmr is created in or moved into this directory,
#    the credentials necessary to access the µTorrent HTTP interface will be reset to username admin and a blank password.
#
#    If the file wipl.utmr is created in or moved into this directory,
#    the IP restriction list that limits the IPs that can use the µTorrent HTTP interface is cleared,
#    so that there will be no restrictions on IP address.
#
#    If the file rcf.utmr is created in or moved into this directory,
#    the server will reload the configuration file. If you always use this method to request a configuration file reload,
#    you can safely change the value of this setting while the server is running.

#ut_webui_dir (string):
# Default value: "". Directory where the web UI file archive webui.zip is stored,
# or which contains a webui subdirectory within which the unarchived web UI files are stored.
# It can be an absolute path or set relative to the current directory.
ut_webui_dir:

#finish_cmd (string), state_cmd (string):
# Default value: "". If defined,
# finish_cmd is a command that will be executed upon completion of each torrent.
# state_cmd is a command that will be executed when a torrent changes state.
# The command is run asynchronously as the same user that runs the server process.
#
#    The server permits substitutions in the command text as follows:
#
#    %F	Name of downloaded data file (for single-file torrents)
#    %D	directory where torrent data files are saved
#    %N	torrent title
#    %S	torrent state
#    %P	previous state of torrent
#    %L	label associated with torrent
#    %T	tracker
#    %M	status message
#    %I	hex-encoded info-hash
#
#    State (%S) and previous state (%P) are integers that have the following values:
#
#    1 (error)
#    2 (checked)
#    3 (paused)
#    4 (super seeding)
#    5 (seeding)
#    6 (downloading)
#    7 (super seeding (forced))
#    8 (seeding (forced))
#    9 (downloading (forced))
#    10 (queued seed)
#    11 (finished)
#    12 (queued)
#    13 (stopped)
finish_cmd:
state_cmd:

utserver.md

utserver

libssl: https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/688268/package-libssl1-0-0-has-no-installation-candidate

Launch :

utserver -settingspath /opt/utorrent-server-alpha-v3_3/ -configfile /opt/utorrent-server-alpha-v3_3/utserver.conf -daemon