I've started btpd in a different directory (via '-d $dir') to store data and files. Because of that every 'btcli' command needs the '-d $dir' option to find the correct files. In /etc/conf.d/btpd i can config this option in the variable $BTPDEXTRARGS. But during shutdown only the command 'su ${BTPDUSER} -c "btcli kill"' is executed, without any options which will not work. The stopping function should take care of the possible directory option during shutdown. I tried by inserting the option manually which works. May be an extra variable for a non-standard directory can be used for that. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Install btpd 2. Set the option '-d $dir' into $BTPDEXTRARGS in /etc/conf.d/btpd 3. Start & Stop btpd Actual Results: /etc/init.d/btpd stop [ ok ] * Stopping BitTorrent Protocol Daemon ... btcli: cannot open connection to btpd in /home/alex/.btpd: No such file or directory Expected Results: /etc/init.d/btpd stop [ ok ] * Stopping BitTorrent Protocol Daemon ...
Ricardo, all yours
Thanks Alexander for this bug report. I'll take a look at this during easter vacations. Cheers
(In reply to Ricardo Cordeiro from comment #2) > I'll take a look at this during easter vacations. Is there an estimation of how many more Easter vacations you'll need? ;) :D
Upstream looks dead for a long time and there are plenty of bittorrent clients in the tree... maybe this should be treecleaned
fine by me
removed
