Installing uTorrent on a Leeware Walkthrough

Thanks Buggyme for all the help

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Originally Posted by TheQuasi

Sorry, didn't see you post the seeder/leecher ratios above. All of those except one have more seeders than leechers, which isn't exactly the desirable ratio if you're trying to seed. Look for new torrents with only a few seeders and high leechers, you might see higher speeds.

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I pm buggyman file from my seedbox and he download in about 30 kb/s
I send them email , maybe now they will solve me the problem

update: email from them :
Being that this is an unamanaged service your friend will have to help your resolve the problem -- I have already indicated that I can download files from your server at 2-4Mbps which is 200K-600K even 800K

I prefer using x11vnc as the VNC server. Presumably, it would use less CPU/RAM than a normal VNC server because it uses an existing X session instead of starting a new one. That is assuming that there is already an X session running, which I am not certain of with leeware.

Nope, I don't think an existing X session would be running by default on a VPS server.

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Originally Posted by Buggyme

Nope, I don't think an existing VNC server would be running by default on a VPS server.

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Not an existing VNC server, an existing X session. As in, even a Gnome or KDE login screen that already exists. By your instructions of connecting to X display :1, I assume that an X display :0 already exists. Then, you might be able to save some ram by connecting to the existing :0 using x11vnc instead of starting a :1 with a normal VNC server.

this is pure genius

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Originally Posted by maxrebo

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Originally Posted by Buggyme

Nope, I don't think an existing VNC server would be running by default on a VPS server.

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Not an existing VNC server, an existing X session. As in, even a Gnome or KDE login screen that already exists. By your instructions of connecting to X display :1, I assume that an X display :0 already exists. Then, you might be able to save some ram by connecting to the existing :0 using x11vnc instead of starting a :1 with a normal VNC server.

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Hehe, yeah sorry that's what I meant. Just typed it wrong :P
Edited my post now.

And yeah, on a Leeware, they basically installed FC6 on server mode, not desktop mode, so they don't have any X session running - no KDE/GNOME.

thats a greate guide ...
thanks,

just a few questions:

1. which leeware plan was this done on? do you think things would work alright with $15 plan? (384mb ram)

2. has lee ever said anything about torrenting? i would think that because of this thread he has many torrenters..

great guide
thx