opentracker8

Open bittorrent tracker

Usage

opentracker [-i ip] [-p port] [-P port] [-r redirect] [-d dir] [-u user] [-A ip] [-f config] [-s livesyncport] [-w whitelistfile]

Overview

This tracker is open in a sense that everyone announcing a torrent is welcome to do so and will be informed about anyone else announcing the same torrent. Only source IPs are accepted. The tracker implements a minimal set of essential features only but was able respond to far more than 10000 requests per second on a Sun Fire 2200 M2 (that's where we found no more clients able to fire more of our testsuite.sh script).

Options

-f config: include and execute the config file

-i ip: specify ip to bind to (default: *, you may specify more than one)

-p port: specify tcp port to bind to (default: 6969, you may specify more than one)

-P port: specify udp port to bind to (default: 6969, you may specify more than one)

-r redirecturlspecify: url where / should be redirected to (default none)

-d dir: specify directory to try to chroot to (default: ".")

-u user: specify user under whose privileges opentracker should run (default: "nobody")

-A ip: bless an ip address as admin address (e.g. to allow syncs from this address)

-w file

specify whitelist file

-h, -?, --help show a help message and exit

`-ht, --host HOST`	host (default: localhost)
`-p, --port PORT`	port (default: 8080)
`-mp, --multiprocessor PROCESS_COUNT`	define how many processes for the grammar checker

-t, --test_page: page to test the server on /

-on, --opt-on [OPT]...: activate options

-off, --opt-off [OPT]...: deactivate options