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Top Forums UNIX for Beginners Questions & Answers Answers to Frequently Asked Questions Which UNIX to try? Post 302858491 by sea on Monday 30th of September 2013 02:34:22 PM
Old 09-30-2013
Thank you all.
Guess it became a mental 'blocker' when i had a working octa-boot (7 linux' + windows) but couldnt set up freebsd during the 'get used to it'-phase.

Oh well, finishing that other project, doing a backup and then back into the cold water Smilie
 

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HELICAL(1)						      General Commands Manual							HELICAL(1)

NAME
helical - control Bittorrent client Transmission from command line SYNOPSIS
helical [options] [[hostname][:port]] [command] DESCRIPTION
helical is a remote control utility for Bittorrent client Transmission. By default, helical connects to the Transmission session at localhost:9091. Other sessions can be controlled by specifying a different hostname and/or port. helical operates in two modes: from command line and in interactive mode. To run helical in interactive mode start it without a command. For the commands list please refer to COMMANDS section. OPTIONS
-u USERNAME, --username=USERNAME Authentication username. -p PASSWORD, --password=PASSWORD Authentication password. COMMANDS
add torrent-file | URL [target-dir paused=(yes|no) peer-limit=#] Add a torrent specified by torrent-file or URL to the transfer list. Use target-dir as download location for torrent. Set paused to yes or no, to start or stop torrent activity respectively. Add peer-limit option to specify maximum number of peers. exit, quit Exit from helical. info [torrent-id, ...] Get details for a torrent. If no torrent-id is provided, all torrents are displayed. list List all torrent transfers. remove torrent-id [, ...] Remove one or more torrents from the transfer list. session get | stats Get session parameters or session statistics. start torrent-id [, ...] Start one or more queued torrent transfers. stop torrent-id [, ...] Stop one or more active torrent transfers. verify torrent-id [, ...] Verify one or more torrent transfers. AUTHOR
Erik Svensson SEE ALSO
transmissioncli(1), transmission-daemon(1), transmission-remote(1) http://www.transmissionbt.com/ 0.2 2009-09-04 HELICAL(1)
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