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The repository doesn't seem to have a license file. What license is this released under?

Can you add to the readme which port and logins info rTorrent is using by default for other apps to access? I am attempting to connect Sonarr, Radarr, and other rTorrent applications and cannot get access.

I am using Mullvad VPN as my VPN for this, and for OpenVPN they give 4 files.
A .crt (mullvad_ca.crt), a userpass (mullvad_userpass.txt), a .conf (mullvad_us_nyc.conf), and a resolve-conf (update-resolv-conf).

When I place these in the directory, and run service openvpn start, it says it failed to start.
I tried renaming the conf and pass to openvpn.conf and pass.txt, didn't fix.

Not sure what's up.

Hey,

I tried your plugin, but somehow rtorrent does not start and flood can not connect to client (for obvious reason). With 'service'rtorrent start' I get changing kind of general help texts:

root@Flood:~ # service rtorrent start
Simple tcsh prompt: set prompt = '%# '
root@Flood:~ # service rtorrent start
Want to know how many words, lines, or bytes are contained in a file? Type
"wc filename".
                -- Dru <[email protected]>
root@Flood:~ # service rtorrent start
To save disk space in your home directory, compress files you rarely
use with "gzip filename".
                -- Dru <[email protected]>

The information about how the OpenVPN setup works seems to be lacking a bit.

If we could add information about these points it'd be easier to grasp the configuration.

• Configuring the /etc/ìpfw.rules to match your network subnet and netmask. (00101, 00102)
• Enabling ipfw to load the firewall rules set by /etc/ipfw.rules.

It'd be cool to build wireguard support into the plugin so users can choose wireguard or openvpn

Sadly, it seems like Flood-UI/flood might have been abandoned. Its last commit to date was on November 24 2019.

Flood-UI/flood#877 Seems to suggest an active fork by @jesec: jesec/flood, las commit being merely hours ago and activity is quite consistent. While still relatively obscure, they seem to have been intensely working in the last few weeks and have included a great deal of improvements to the frontend.

I haven't personally tested this particular fork, and it seems to be in need for additional contributors, but it seems promising.

It might be a fitting replacement to the now stale and feature lacking original project.

Hi!

It seems auth is not enabled in flood. Flood does not prompt me to enter user/passw when i open the web page.

Tried also running this command in the jail shell
flood --auth default

But that just outputs

Flood server 4.7.0 starting on http://127.0.0.1:3000

(node:85254) [DEP0111] DeprecationWarning: Access to process.binding('http_parser') is deprecated.
(Use `node --trace-deprecation ...` to show where the warning was created)

And I have to exit with ctrl+c

I am probably being stupid here but any guidance/help is greatly appreciated.