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  1. #1

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    When i control the rTorrent through SSH , I found there is no Sockets in the directory . Any messages like this :
    xxx@ns358529:~$ screen -ls
    No Sockets found in /var/run/screen/xxx
    .
    what should i do ?



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  3. #2

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    Umm, are you logged on with the user that's running the screen session?

    Cause that's the only reason I can think of right now.. :)
    Currently looking for: F*N.

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    How does this Belong in Tutorials,
    This needs to be in help...

    On topic :
    Which version of Utorrent ?
    http://www.torrent-invites.com/signaturepics/sigpic72235_1.gif


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    Thread moved to help.
    Retired and happy :)

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    Like Aeryn mentioned, are u logged in with the correct user that u started the session with? Run this command in shell as root user : 'ps aux | grep rtorrent'

    That will show u if rtorrent is running or not. If its not running then start it with screen. If it is running then see what user it is running under or what UID and then attach from that users shell.

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    This is for Ubuntu, but, I don't know what distribution you're on. Let me know if it's not Ubuntu.

    How-to: Screen “Crash Coarse” - Ubuntu Forums

    You may also want to check this out:

    http://www.google.com/search?q=No%20...a00876cac4d3c6
    ...with warm summer eyes... that flickered like fireflies... and she stared at the world...

    And these nights I get high just from breathin'... when I lie here with you, I'm sure that I'm real, like that firework over the freeway...

  8. #7

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    From what I could see, it seems that there are no running applications. Type the following and see what you could find in there.

    Code:
    cat /var/run/screen/xxx
    * Replace the xxx with whatever it should be in /var/run/screen.

    In my case, it was /var/run/screen/S-rtorrent

    --

    Edit: Is your rTorrent running by the correct user? Do note that the screen is attached to the account who ran it. Say, if I ran my screen with the username 'Seeyabye', I won't be able to see it with another username, 'root'.

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