Torrentflux-b4rt
 Torrentflux-b4rt
is a web based
transfer control client.
Torrentflux-b4rt allows users to control bittorrent transfers
from anywhere using a highly configurable web
based front end.
Torrentflux-b4rt is easy to install on a web
server and includes a simple setup script which can be accessed from a
web browser. Upload the files to your web server, run the
setup script and your torrentflux-b4rt installation is ready to go.
Due to the extensible nature of torrentflux-b4rt, there are a
variety of 3rd party tools/utilities and extra functionality that can
be
enabled from within the administration control panel.
Torrentflux-b4rt features a service daemon called Fluxd which
can be used to schedule RSS feed downloads, keep watch over running
torrents and restart them if they die.
Torrentflux-b4rt was originally based on the
TorrentFlux BitTorrent controller written by Qrome, although it has
recently undergone a major rewrite to allow transparent integration
with a
number of transfer clients and protocols.
Features include:
- BitTorrent - supported client(s) include:
- Original BitTorrent/Mainline - supports trackerless
torrents
and encryption
- BitTornado - uses slightly less resources than the
original BT,
allows file priority for downloading files selectively
- Transmission - much smaller memory footprint without much
loss
in functionality
- Vuze - control a number of transfers from a single
control
process, tighter control on total max bandwidth for all torrents
- HTTP/FTP - supported client(s) include:
- wget - standard lightweight file transfer utility
- Usenet - supported client(s) include:
- nzbperl - perl based application allowing multi-connection
news
server downloads from nzb files with functionality for bandwidth
throttling
- Unified transfer control:
- Perform stop/start/resume/kill/delete operations on
individual
transfers, all transfers or a selection of transfers
- Changes settings of running transfers on the fly - down/up
rates,
what ratio to stop seeding at, how many connections to use at same
time, ...
- Individual transfers 'remember' their own settings,
allowing you
to use different settings for different transfers
- View torrent Transfer information:
- cumulative transfer statistics are available for every
transfer
in the transfer list
- logfiles are maintained for each and every torrent,
allowing you
to easily see when problems occur with your transfers
- number of seeders/leechers for a torrent in a graphical
display
- Uploading and injection of metafiles (.torrent, .wget, .nzb
files)
- Upload single or multiple metafiles from your local machine
to
the web server
- Upload metafiles directly to your web server from another
web
server
- Multiple operations in "fluxcli.php" allow inject and more
from
command-line (cron, etc.)
- fluxcli.php - a complete command-line version of
torrentflux-b4rt
- Schedule cron jobs to check RSS feeds on a regular basis
and
download them to a directory
- Schedule cron jobs to watch folders for new torrent files
and
then autostart/inject them
- Check up on the status of transfers directly from a Unix
shell
- Fluxd - background perl daemon to perform scheduled tasks
- Integrated Filemanager
- Support for a large number of additional third party
utilities/functionality, including:
- archive file extraction from the browser (zip/rar)
- VLC streaming controllable from browser
- Download of completed transfers directly from browser
- Reading of .nfo files directly in the browser
- Creation of torrent files directly in the browser
- AJAX updates for maximum info with minimal bandwidth
- Templating engine
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