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Deluge BitTorrent Client
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Deluge BitTorrent Client
==========================
Authors:
Zach Tibbitts, aka zachtib
Alon Zakai, aka kripkenstein
Marcos Pinto, aka markybob
Andrew Resch, aka andar
Alex Dedul, aka plisk
Homepage: http://deluge-torrent.org
==========================
Contact/Support:
==========================
We have two options available for support:
Our Forum, at http://forum.deluge-torrent.org
or
Our IRC Channel, at #deluge on Freenode
==========================
Installation Instructions:
==========================
First, make sure you have the proper bulid dependencies installed. On a normal
First, make sure you have the proper build dependencies installed. On a normal
Debian or Ubuntu system, those dependencies are:
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Once you have the needed libraries installed, build Deluge by running:
python setup.py build
$ make
You shouldn't get any errors. Then run, as root (or by using sudo):
python setup.py install
$ make install
and Deluge will be installed.
and Deluge will be installed. By default, Deluge will be installed to the
prefix /usr. If you wish, you can install Deluge to a different prefix by
specifying it when you install it:
$ PREFIX=yourprefixhere make install
So, to install to /usr/local, run:
$ PREFIX=/usr/local make install
You can then run Deluge by executing:
deluge
Notes:
$ deluge
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Additional Notes:
==========================
1) On some distributions, boost libraries are renamed to have "-mt" at the end
(boost_thread_mt instead of boost_thread, for example), the "mt" indicating

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NOTE: Deluge 0.5.1 and newer uses an unstable build of libtorrent. This build differs
from a clean libtorrent source checkout and has been hacked in order to get it
to work properly with Deluge. As a result, Deluge will likely not build
properly against a vanilla libtorrent 0.12 installation or a nightly build of
libtorrent 0.13. It is recommended that you build against our included
NOTE: Deluge 0.5.1 and newer uses an unstable build of libtorrent. This build
differs from a clean libtorrent source checkout and has been hacked in order
to get it to work properly with Deluge. As a result, Deluge will likely not
build properly against a vanilla libtorrent 0.12 installation or a nightly
build oflibtorrent 0.13. It is recommended that you build against our included
libtorrent, as our build will not conflict with any installed libtorrent.
- zachtib