It supports Deluge and quite a few other programs (personally I couldn't get Deluge to work but I think I had a odd setup). Or you can use ekho/utorrent:legacy image instead of ekho/utorrent:latest. It's somewhat like Azurus (Vuze) was back in the day (except without bloat).Īnother control idea if you own a smartphone is to look at something like Transdroid. It has a lot more features than something like Transmission. SEEDING=`deluge-console "info" | grep "State:\ Seeding" -B 1 | grep "ID" | cut -f2 -d\ ` Just put it in a cron job at whatever time you want. But they also added advertisements and other features that does not stay true to the original uTorrent simplistic design. Since the original uTorrent project was bought over by the BitTorrent company, they started improving on the original design which is great in some cases.
But another advantage is that it has a cli interface, this allows you to write shell scripts to control it with little work.įor example a simple script to stop seeding. uTorrent v2.2.1 compatible WebUI Introduction. It does have a scheduler, although I'm not sure how good it is. Instructions for both webui and thin client. Download uTorrent WebUI: Provides a remote control server for a running uTorrent Bit Torrent client from a web browser. This lets torrents/magnet links work just if you where using BitTorrent on your desktop (although personally I just save them to a shared folder that I set Deluge up to look for new torrents in periodically which is another handy feature). Once setup it's completely seamless and just as functional as if it was running locally.
One that is just as powerful as the GUI with all the same features.Įven better it also works in thin client mode that allows you to use the native GTK desktop GUI on a Linux/Windows/Mac system but connect it to another systems daemon backend (turn on classic mode in the options).
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