Inaccurate "System is not Debian" message

[kerwood]

Inaccurate "System is not Debian" message

[Kerwood]

Thanks man .. I really appreciate it.

Yes, I have noticed that :) .. The point of the OS check is because of all the mails and comments I get, that my script does not work. And then i find out that the OS they use is Ubuntu, Mint or some similar or even CentOS. I cant wait until somebody is gonna ask me, why they cant get it to work on windows :)

Any way.. I'll have to find another way to do the OS check. Im open for suggestions :)

Thank you for the link report.. I'll have to find one that works then.

[ItsAdventureTime]

Awesome :))

Open with suggestions? As much as I want to help you out, unfortunately I am a beginner. Like I was playing with my dedicated server for 7 days straight now and figuring things out on my own. LOL

Right now, I am having issues with your script. Everything was actually installed. It's just that, the .rtorrent.rc is missing. I downoaded one from https://gist.github.com/bryanjswift/1525912/raw/34fe28d70709e6b12840bcede3b82e5ed2abccce/.rtorrent.rc. The next message would be, the directories does not exist. So, I created each and everyone of them basing from the rtorrent config file. I also chmod them to 777 to be sure. It worked, rtorrent is running now. Yet, whenever I go to the rutorrent site, it says "No connection to rTorrent. Check if it is really running. Check $scgi_port and $scgi_host settings in config.php and scgi_port in rTorrent configuration file." So now, I don't know what to do next. I'm thinking of manually downloading the latest git or latest svn something of rTorrent... I don't know if that would work though. Here's the order of my installation. I installed proftpd, installed your script, installed fail2ban then installed webmin. what do you think? :)

[yelow79]

service rtorrent start

That should fix your last issue

ItsAdventureTime [email protected] wrote:

Awesome :))

Right now, I am having issues with your script. Everything was actually installed. It's just that, the .rtorrent.rc is missing. I downoaded one from https://gist.github.com/bryanjswift/1525912/raw/34fe28d70709e6b12840bcede3b82e5ed2abccce/.rtorrent.rc. The next message would be, the directories does not exist. So, I created each and everyone of them basing from the rtorrent config file. I also chmod them to 777 to be sure. It worked, rtorrent is running now. Yet, whenever I go to the rutorrent site, it says "No connection to rTorrent. Check if it is really running. Check $scgi_port and $scgi_host settings in config.php and scgi_port in rTorrent configuration file." So now, I don't know what to do next. I'm thinking of manually downloading the latest git or latest svn something of rTorrent... I don't know if that would work though. Here's the order of my installation. I installed proftpd, installed your script, installed fail2ban then installed webmin. what do you think? :)

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[ItsAdventureTime]

Hi, thanks for replying. rTorrent can start properly. The problem is, ruTorrent or rTorrent can’t connect with each other. Right now, I reformatted my server again. I’ll try to install the rtorrent script first before anything else. I hope everything’s fine now. I installed Debian 7 x64. By the way, I actually want to dare myself to install everything from scratch. Either, the ones from apt-get or I’ll compile the latest trunk or svn versions then install them both. rTorrent is easy to install. ruTorrent is a bit difficult. Actually, it is difficult. But the most difficult of all is the installation of the 47 plugins :(

Update:

After installing Debian 7 x64, I immediately installed the rTorrent script. I was able to access the WebUI and I was surprised because there is no issue with rTorrent and ruTorrent. However, I received a few warnings about the plugins.

"[10.07.2014 01:07:08] WebUI started.
[10.07.2014 01:07:10] rss: Some functionality will be unavailable. Webserver user can't access external program (curl).
[10.07.2014 01:07:10] mediainfo: Plugin will not work. rTorrent user can't access external program (mediainfo).
[10.07.2014 01:07:10] rss: Some functionality will be unavailable. rTorrent user can't access external program (curl).
[10.07.2014 01:07:10] screenshots: Plugin will not work. rTorrent user can't access external program (ffmpeg)."

I have no idea what happened. Oh yeah, why can't I see a "logout" button in the WebUI? And I'm wondering where is the File Manager.

I did the following: apt-get install curl mediainfo ffmpeg | I hope it works :)

YES IT WORKED! I was able to restart rTorrent just by checking out the /etc/init.d directory, then running the command "sudo /etc/init.d/rtorrent-init restart". Now, I'll be trying to install the File Manager plugin and I have no idea where to extract it.

Thanks.

On Jul 10, 2014, at 12:06 AM, yelow79 [email protected] wrote:

service rtorrent start

That should fix your last issue

ItsAdventureTime [email protected] wrote:

Awesome :))

Right now, I am having issues with your script. Everything was actually installed. It's just that, the .rtorrent.rc is missing. I downoaded one from https://gist.github.com/bryanjswift/1525912/raw/34fe28d70709e6b12840bcede3b82e5ed2abccce/.rtorrent.rc. The next message would be, the directories does not exist. So, I created each and everyone of them basing from the rtorrent config file. I also chmod them to 777 to be sure. It worked, rtorrent is running now. Yet, whenever I go to the rutorrent site, it says "No connection to rTorrent. Check if it is really running. Check $scgi_port and $scgi_host settings in config.php and scgi_port in rTorrent configuration file." So now, I don't know what to do next. I'm thinking of manually downloading the latest git or latest svn something of rTorrent... I don't know if that would work though. Here's the order of my installation. I installed proftpd, installed your script, installed fail2ban then installed webmin. what do you think? :)

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[yelow79]

You need to be sure both are using the same port.

ItsAdventureTime [email protected] wrote:

Hi, thanks for replying. rTorrent can start properly. The problem is, ruTorrent or rTorrent can’t connect with each other. Right now, I reformatted my server again. I’ll try to install the rtorrent script first before anything else. I hope everything’s fine now. I installed Debian 7 x64. By the way, I actually want to dare myself to install everything from scratch. Either, the ones from apt-get or I’ll compile the latest trunk or svn versions then install them both. rTorrent is easy to install. ruTorrent is a bit difficult. Actually, it is difficult. But the most difficult of all is the installation of the 47 plugins :(

On Jul 10, 2014, at 12:06 AM, yelow79 [email protected] wrote:

service rtorrent start

That should fix your last issue

ItsAdventureTime [email protected] wrote:

Awesome :))

Right now, I am having issues with your script. Everything was actually installed. It's just that, the .rtorrent.rc is missing. I downoaded one from https://gist.github.com/bryanjswift/1525912/raw/34fe28d70709e6b12840bcede3b82e5ed2abccce/.rtorrent.rc. The next message would be, the directories does not exist. So, I created each and everyone of them basing from the rtorrent config file. I also chmod them to 777 to be sure. It worked, rtorrent is running now. Yet, whenever I go to the rutorrent site, it says "No connection to rTorrent. Check if it is really running. Check $scgi_port and $scgi_host settings in config.php and scgi_port in rTorrent configuration file." So now, I don't know what to do next. I'm thinking of manually downloading the latest git or latest svn something of rTorrent... I don't know if that would work though. Here's the order of my installation. I installed proftpd, installed your script, installed fail2ban then installed webmin. what do you think? :)

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[ItsAdventureTime]

Huh? New port? I guess you didn’t received the edited version of my message. Anyway here it is:

Update:

After installing Debian 7 x64, I immediately installed the rTorrent script. I was able to access the WebUI and I was surprised because there is no issue with rTorrent and ruTorrent. However, I received a few warnings about the plugins.

"[10.07.2014 01:07:08] WebUI started.
[10.07.2014 01:07:10] rss: Some functionality will be unavailable. Webserver user can't access external program (curl).
[10.07.2014 01:07:10] mediainfo: Plugin will not work. rTorrent user can't access external program (mediainfo).
[10.07.2014 01:07:10] rss: Some functionality will be unavailable. rTorrent user can't access external program (curl).
[10.07.2014 01:07:10] screenshots: Plugin will not work. rTorrent user can't access external program (ffmpeg)."

I have no idea what happened. Oh yeah, why can't I see a "logout" button in the WebUI? And I'm wondering where is the File Manager.

I did the following: apt-get install curl mediainfo ffmpeg | I hope it works :)

YES IT WORKED! I was able to restart rTorrent just by checking out the /etc/init.d directory, then running the command "sudo /etc/init.d/rtorrent-init restart". Now, I'll be trying to install the File Manager plugin and I have no idea where to extract it.

On Jul 10, 2014, at 1:37 AM, yelow79 [email protected] wrote:

You need to be sure both are using the same port.

ItsAdventureTime [email protected] wrote:

Hi, thanks for replying. rTorrent can start properly. The problem is, ruTorrent or rTorrent can’t connect with each other. Right now, I reformatted my server again. I’ll try to install the rtorrent script first before anything else. I hope everything’s fine now. I installed Debian 7 x64. By the way, I actually want to dare myself to install everything from scratch. Either, the ones from apt-get or I’ll compile the latest trunk or svn versions then install them both. rTorrent is easy to install. ruTorrent is a bit difficult. Actually, it is difficult. But the most difficult of all is the installation of the 47 plugins :(

On Jul 10, 2014, at 12:06 AM, yelow79 [email protected] wrote:

service rtorrent start

That should fix your last issue

ItsAdventureTime [email protected] wrote:

Awesome :))

Right now, I am having issues with your script. Everything was actually installed. It's just that, the .rtorrent.rc is missing. I downoaded one from https://gist.github.com/bryanjswift/1525912/raw/34fe28d70709e6b12840bcede3b82e5ed2abccce/.rtorrent.rc. The next message would be, the directories does not exist. So, I created each and everyone of them basing from the rtorrent config file. I also chmod them to 777 to be sure. It worked, rtorrent is running now. Yet, whenever I go to the rutorrent site, it says "No connection to rTorrent. Check if it is really running. Check $scgi_port and $scgi_host settings in config.php and scgi_port in rTorrent configuration file." So now, I don't know what to do next. I'm thinking of manually downloading the latest git or latest svn something of rTorrent... I don't know if that would work though. Here's the order of my installation. I installed proftpd, installed your script, installed fail2ban then installed webmin. what do you think? :)

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[Kerwood]

Hey dude.. I'm sorry I haven't been to much help, but I've been a bit busy today.

It seems you've got every thing under control for now. I'm gonna go to sleep now and will post answers for you tomorrow morning.

[ItsAdventureTime]

No worries man, it's fine :) I'm exploring your script, rtorrent and rutorrent a lot :)) I am soooo sleepy, actually. I thought installing rTorrent and ruTorrent by hard is difficult.... that is up until I saw your script's source code. It's just like PHP :)

[Kerwood]

You cound not get rtorrent and rutorrent talking together because you downloaded nad use a new "clean" rtorrent .rc file. How you messed it up, I dont know :) ..
You can finde the rtorrent.rc file the script uses here. https://github.com/Kerwood/rtorrent.auto.install/tree/master/Files

Alle the dependencies, for the plugins, are not part of the script. You wil have to figure them out by your self :). Installing rtorrent and rutorrent is not that difficult. The tricky part is getting them to talk together.

There is not logout button, because you/we are using htaccess for users which is not a part of rutorrent.

Here's a couple of links you might find usefull.

This is a guide to FlexGet. It's in danish (use google translate).
http://linuxbloggen.dk/flexget-rtorrent/

Remote Torrent Adder - Extension for Chome
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/remote-torrent-adder/oabphaconndgibllomdcjbfdghcmenci

[ItsAdventureTime]

I actually used your script. And they are not able to communicate with one another. I have this feeling it is because of the order of the installation of apps. As far as I know, before I installed your script, I installed Fail2Ban first. A few hours ago, what I did is to install all the apps and that includes your script, then install Fail2Ban. It’s okay now. However, if you looked at the previous threads, I’ve been experiencing issues with the plugins. Those messages shouldn’t appear in the first place because it is the script’s job to install the dependencies of each of the plugins.

Yup, I agree. It’s difficult for them to connect with each other. Plus, Apache is making me more confused. By default, ruTorrent’s address is like this, right? http://ipaddress:1234 instead of http://ipaddress/rutorrent. So, how can I do that?

Yeah, I was looking for a Logout button and an option to Restart ruTorrent and rTorrent in the WebGUI. Just like with Seedbox services.

On Jul 10, 2014, at 2:31 PM, Kerwood [email protected] wrote:

You cound not get rtorrent and rutorrent talking together because you downloaded nad use a new "clean" rtorrent .rc file. How you messed it up, I dont know :) ..
You can finde the rtorrent.rc file the script uses here. https://github.com/Kerwood/rtorrent.auto.install/tree/master/Files

Alle the dependencies, for the plugins, are not part of the script. You wil have to figure them out by your self :). Installing rtorrent and rutorrent is not that difficult. The tricky part is getting them to talk together.

There is not logout button, because you/we are using htaccess for users which is not a part of rutorrent.

Here's a couple of links you might find usefull.

This is a guide to FlexGet. It's in danish (use google translate).
http://linuxbloggen.dk/flexget-rtorrent/

Remote Torrent Adder - Extension for Chome
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/remote-torrent-adder/oabphaconndgibllomdcjbfdghcmenci

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[Kerwood]

If there was a problem with another program, it would properly be Webmin, not fail2ban.

No, the script does not include dependencies for the plugins. You will have to install dem manually. Of course that would be a good idea for the future.

No, rutorrent would be in the folder du decide, on port 80. So if you unpack the content og rutorrent into /var/www/hello-ketty, it would be http://ipaddress/hello-ketty
If you want to change the port number, you will have to take a look at Apache Virtual Hosts. Google it.

[ItsAdventureTime]

I was thinking it’s the fail2ban app because that might be blocking the port 80. Well, in my opinion, it is a lot user-friendly if you try to include the auto-installation of the dependencies in your script. Less hassle for users. Thanks for the tip about the Apache Virtual Hosts. Do you think mod_rewrite can also improve things up?

On Jul 10, 2014, at 5:06 PM, Kerwood [email protected] wrote:

If there was a problem with another program, it would properly be Webmin, not fail2ban.

No, the script does not include dependencies for the plugins. You will have to install dem manually. Of course that would be a good idea for the future.

No, rutorrent would be in the folder du decide, on port 80. So if you unpack the content og rutorrent into /var/www/hello-ketty, it would be http://ipaddress/hello-ketty
If you want to change the port number, you will have to take a look at Apache Virtual Hosts. Google it.

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[Kerwood]

No.. Fail2ban only blocks IP's not ports.

Yes it surely is.

It depends on what you are trying to accomplish. :)

[ItsAdventureTime]

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On Thu, Jul 10, 2014 at 7:24 PM, Kerwood [email protected] wrote:

No.. Fail2ban only blocks IP's not ports.
Yes it surely is.

It depends on what you are trying to accomplish. :)

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[Kerwood]

Well that depends on your skills.. But its good practice for a novice user to do it manually. It gives a better understanding of things and is easier to debug if something goes wrong.

Worst case senario, you'll have to reinstall again :)

[yelow79]

To add to what Kerwood said, it's much easier to get a solid install on a clean system as well, especially with a script.

Install everything manually and then try again with the script and you will better understand what the script is doing and how to work the script.

To access rutorrent, you shouldn't have to put in a port. It's possible to set it up to listen to a specific port but it's not necessary. It's possible through different configuration option in apache to use http://rutorrent.ip/ http://ip/rutorrent http://ip:port or http://ip

These are all things you can learn along the way by doing things manually

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On Thu, Jul 10, 2014 at 7:24 PM, Kerwood [email protected] wrote:

No.. Fail2ban only blocks IP's not ports.
Yes it surely is.

It depends on what you are trying to accomplish. :)

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[ItsAdventureTime]

Soryr for the late reply. By default, ruTorrent will listen to a port right? Then you'll be accessing it like this http://1.2.3.4:5678/ but what if I want something like this http://1.2.3.4/rutorrent? Because it looks friendlier and organized. Another thing, how can I make it access https instead of http? Will it generate SSL certificates and keys automatically? There are free SSL certificates online, right? For example, StarSSL and Comodo. How can I use them properly? And can I use them in ruTorrent?

[yelow79]

When you connect and don't specify a port you automatically connect on port 80. This is equivalent to http://ip:80. Port 80 happens to be the port that apache2 or as far as I know any other apache type software listens to by default. Now, I say this because rutorrent listens to the default port that apache2 listens to.

Now as to answer your ask questions. Ssl is not handled by rutorrent but, is handled by apache. You will need to do a few things to enable ssl and create a certificate. There are plenty of well written tutorials available with a simple Google search so I won't be explaining how to do this. Good luck

ItsAdventureTime [email protected] wrote:

Soryr for the late reply. By default, ruTorrent will listen to a port right? Then you'll be accessing it like this http://1.2.3.4:5678/ but what if I want something like this http://1.2.3.4/rutorrent? Because it looks friendlier and organized. Another thing, how can I make it access https instead of http? Will it generate SSL certificates and keys automatically? There are free SSL certificates online, right? For example, StarSSL and Comodo. How can I use them properly? And can I use them in ruTorrent?

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[Kerwood]

@ItsAdventureTime - As yelow79 said: No. rutorrent uses po 80 by default.

Here a guide on how to make SSL on Apache. In Danish though :).. Use google translate.
http://linuxbloggen.dk/https-ssl-paa-apache-debian-7/

Hi ItsAdventureTime,
regarding your issues about the plugins RSS, MediaInfo, Screenshots,I found how to fix it :
RSS plugin :
apt-get install curl

MediaInfo plugin :
cd /tmp
wget http://downloads.sourceforge.net/zenlib/libzen0_0.4.26-1_amd64.Debian_6.0.deb && dpkg -i libzen0_0.4.26-1_amd64.Debian_6.0.deb
wget http://downloads.sourceforge.net/mediainfo/libmediainfo0_0.7.58-1_amd64.Debian_6.0.deb && dpkg -i libmediainfo0_0.7.58-1_amd64.Debian_6.0.deb
wget http://downloads.sourceforge.net/mediainfo/mediainfo_0.7.58-1_amd64.Debian_6.0.deb && dpkg -i mediainfo_0.7.58-1_amd64.Debian_6.0.deb

Screenshots plugin :
apt-get install ffmpeg

If the plugin GeoIP doesnt work as well (the flag/country doesnt appear)here is how to fix it :
cd /tmp
wget http://geolite.maxmind.com/download/geoip/database/GeoLiteCity.dat.gz mkdir -v /usr/share/GeoIP
gunzip GeoLiteCity.dat.gz
mv -v GeoLiteCity.dat /usr/share/GeoIP/GeoIPCity.dat
apt-get install php5-geoip

Source: http://wiity.net/2014/01/31/installation-dune-seedbox-sous-rtorrentrutorrent-3-6-a-laide-dun-script/

Patrick,
Thanks for your awesome script.
I edited your script to fix the issues regarding those plugins.

http://files.wiity.net/rtorrent.auto.install-NEWEST-VERSION

[Kerwood]

@didifsx - Thanks man.. I will have a look at it tonight :)

[Kerwood]

Script is now updated with needed dependencies and OS check is fixed.

Great job, thanks.

[skeeve42]

To go back to the first point in this thread, I have also tried to install the script on a debian VPS after a (mostly) fresh install of Debian Wheezy64 and it has told me I am not running Debian... I'll just edit and comment out but I wanted to let you know it was happening to someone else. :)

[yelow79]

Yes, it was a known issue that just hadn't been fixed yet.

skeeve42 [email protected] wrote:

To go back to the first point in this thread, I have also tried to install the script on a debian VPS after a (mostly) fresh install of Debian Wheezy64 and it has told me I am not running Debian... I'll just edit and comment out but I wanted to let you know it was happening to someone else. :)

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[Kerwood]

@skeeve42 - Have you tried with the new 2.0.4 version ? .. It should be fixed. Please try and report back.

[skeeve42]

I just downloaded and installed earlier today on a fresh (minimal) Debian install and received that message. Worked like a charm when I commented out that bit though. Thanks for the script!

[Kerwood]

@skeeve42 - Would you mind returning the output of the following commands ?

cat /proc/version
cat /etc/issue

[skeeve42]

:$ cat /proc/version
Linux version 2.6.32-042stab090.2 (root@rh6-build-x64) (gcc version 4.4.6 201203
05 (Red Hat 4.4.6-4) (GCC) ) #1 SMP Wed May 21 19:25:03 MSK 2014
:$ cat /etc/issue
Debian GNU/Linux 7 \n \l

[Kerwood]

Why does the first return Redhat ?

[skeeve42]

No idea... that's weird. This is an install from my VPS provider.

[ItsAdventureTime]

Hi everyone. So sorry for the late reply.

@didifsx regarding those plugins, I was able to resolve them just by using "apt-get install" then the name of the missing package/dependencies. Although thanks for telling me the code to use the latest build, svn or git.

@skeeve42 what's the name of your VPS provider?

@Kerwood thanks to @didifsx i just had another idea. before the installation starts, why not ask the user of he/she wants to get the latest stable builds or the latest trunk, svn or git builds? then upon the installation of plugins, the script must automatically install the dependencies too. also, ask the user to use the default download directory for rTorrent or allow the user to specify his or her own directory during the installation of the script.

[Kerwood]

I was able to resolve them just by using "apt-get install"

@ItsAdventureTime - I didn't even think of looking in the reposetories. Thanks.

why not ask the user of he/she wants to get the latest stable builds

I dont want the script to be too complicated. Its has to be as simple as possible.

upon the installation of plugins, the script must automatically install the dependencies too.

It already does that :)

also, ask the user to use the default download directory for rTorrent or allow the user to specify his
or her own directory during the installation

That is not a bad idea. I will have that in mind.

[Kerwood]

@skeeve42 - Hey man .. Could you try the new version ? 2.0.5
Just the OS validation part. No need to install again.

[skeeve42]

At an airport, heading on vacation... Maybe in a few weeks? ;-)
On Jul 17, 2014 6:42 PM, "Kerwood" [email protected] wrote:

@skeeve42 https://github.com/skeeve42 - Hey man .. Could you try the
new version ? 2.0.5
Just the OS validation part. No need to install again.

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[Kerwood]

@skeeve42 - Haha.. Have a good vacation :)