unworkable(1) [debian man page]

UNWORKABLE(1)						    BSD General Commands Manual 					     UNWORKABLE(1)

NAME

     unworkable -- download files via BitTorrent

SYNOPSIS

     unworkable [-s] [-g port] [-p port] [-t tracefile] torrent

DESCRIPTION

     The unworkable program is used to download files via the BitTorrent protocol.

     When unworkable is executed with a valid .torrent file as an argument, it will proceed to announce to the tracker, connect to peers and down-
     load the data.  Upon completion of the download, the program will exit, unless seed-mode is enabled.

     -g port
	     If specified, run the GUI control server on port port.  By default, no GUI control server will run.

     -p port
	     If specified, listen for incoming BitTorrent peer connections on port.  By default, unworkable does not accept incoming connections.

     -s      Enable seed-mode, that is, keep running and seed after download is complete.

     -t tracefile
	     Trace execution, outputting to tracefile.

AUTHORS

     The unworkable program was written by Niall O'Higgins.

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								  October 4, 2008							       BSD

TRANSMISSION-CLI(1)					    BSD General Commands Manual 				       TRANSMISSION-CLI(1)

NAME

     transmission-cli -- a bittorrent client

SYNOPSIS

     transmission-cli -h
     transmission-cli [-b | -B] [-d number | -D] [-er | -ep | -et] [-f script] [-g directory] [-h] [-m | -M] [-p port] [-t] [-u number | -U] [-v]
		      [-w directory] torrent-file

DESCRIPTION

     The transmission-cli program is a lightweight, command-line BitTorrent client with scripting capabilities.

     The options are as follows:

     -b --blocklist
	     Enable peer blocklists. Transmission understands the bluetack blocklist file format.  New blocklists can be added by copying them
	     into the config-dir's "blocklists" subdirectory.

     -B --no-blocklist
	     Disble blocklists.

     -d, --downlimit number
	     Set the maximum download speed in KB/s

     -D, --no-downlimit
	     Don't limit the download speed

     -er --encryption-required
	     Encrypt all peer connections.

     -ep --encryption-preferred
	     Prefer encrypted peer connections.

     -et --encryption-tolerated
	     Prefer unencrypted peer connections.

     -f, --finish script
	     Set a script to run when the torrent finishes

     -g, --config-dir directory
	     Where to look for configuration files. This can be used to swap between using the cli, daemon, gtk, and qt clients.  See
	     http://trac.transmissionbt.com/wiki/ConfigFiles for more information.

     -h, --help
	     Prints a short usage summary.

     -m, --portmap
	     Enable portmapping via NAT-PMP or UPnP

     -M, --no-portmap
	     Disable portmapping

     -n, --new sourcefile
	     Create torrent from the specified file or directory

     -p, --port port
	     Set the port to listen for incoming peers. (Default: 51413)

     -t, --tos
	     Set the peer socket TOS for local router-based traffic shaping.

     -u, --uplimit number
	     Set the maximum upload speed in KB/s

     -U, --no-uplimit
	     Don't limit the upload speed

     -v, --verify
	     Verify the torrent's downloaded data.

     -w, --download-dir directory
	     Where to save downloaded data.

SIGNALS

     In addition to these options, sending transmission-cli a SIGHUP signal will contact the tracker for more peers.

ENVIRONMENT

     TRANSMISSION_HOME
		 Sets the default config-dir.

     http_proxy  libcurl uses this environment variable when performing tracker announces.

FILES

     ~/.config/transmission
	     Directory where transmission-cli keeps torrent information for future seeding and resume operations.

AUTHORS

     The transmission-cli program was written by Eric Petit, Josh Elsasser, Jordan Lee, and Mitchell Livingston.

SEE ALSO

     transmission-create(1), transmission-daemon(1), transmission-edit(1), transmission-gtk(1), transmission-qt(1), transmission-remote(1),
     transmission-show(1)

     http://www.transmissionbt.com/

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								   July 21, 2008							       BSD