Steps in installing Torrentflux b4rt

Known Issues

You will see an error on the configuration page that says: "Executable is not TorrentFlux-bundled transmissioncli". This is a known bug and it is safe to ignore. Torrentflux-b4rt will still work. It is being looked into.
You cannot use the bittorrent client 'transmissioncli' at this point in time due to the previous issue. The default bittorrent client is BitTornado and it is recommended.
If you install RPMFusion repositories first than VLC will install and will enable streaming audio/video.
If you install RPMFusion repositories first than unrar will install with the package.
If you find a bug not covered here please file a bug report at http://bugs.amahi.org/

Only ‘patched’ versions of Transmissioncli work with Torrentflux-b4rt, remove already installed Transmission client before starting this.

• Install required programs:

# yum install gcc openssl-devel libcurl-devel gettext

• Get the latest Transmission version that there is a patch available for to work with 'b4rt':

# wget http://download.m0k.org/transmission/files/transmission-1.34.tar.bz2

• Extract the file:

# tar -xvf transmission-1.34.tar.bz2

• Change to the directory in the extracted folder and remove the standard 'transsimtioncli' file:

# cd transmission-1.34/cli
# rm cli.c

• Staying in the 'cli' directory of the extracted folder, get the 'patched cli':

# wget http://svn.berlios.de/svnroot/repos/tf-b4rt/branches/clients/transmission/transmission-1.34/cli/cli.c

• Compile and install:

# cd .. (back to the folder 'transmission-1.34)
# ./configure
# make
# make install

If all goes well, you should get a compiled executable, transmissioncli, in the cli folder; copy/simlink it to your bin folder.

• Copy over 'transmissioncli' from the 'cli' folder to ‘/user/bin’ folder replacing existing one:

# cp cli/transmissioncli /usr/bin/

Now go back to the 'b4rt' server page, 'transmissioncli’ should now be green lighted.