Thread: kimsufi.ie

Originally Posted by Magister

I can't tell you the exact date, but it was already a couple of months ago that they lifted the setup fee.

The best way to transfer data, when you have root access, is usually rsync or SCP:
Transfer content from one seedbox to another
The use of both methods is described in this thread, just post here for any follow up questions.

If you want to avoid having to re-add all your torrents you need to copy the session folder of rtorrent, which one it is, is described in the .rtorrent.rc file.

So its been a year since i messed with my Seedbox setup where is the .rtorrent.rc file usually stored? I can't seem to locate it.

Originally Posted by xDrewxx

So its been a year since i messed with my Seedbox setup where is the .rtorrent.rc file usually stored? I can't seem to locate it.

It's normally, basically always, being able to find at home/your_username/.rtorrent.rc
It's a hidden file which means you have to use the following command to make it viewable:

ls -a

For any follow up questions feel free to ask.

Originally Posted by Magister

It's normally, basically always, being able to find at home/your_username/.rtorrent.rc
It's a hidden file which means you have to use the following command to make it viewable:


For any follow up questions feel free to ask.

So let me Make sure i'm clear on this... if i use the method above. I found my .sessions files and its saved in my home directory. if I copy my home directory over and set everything up the same way and point rtorrent to that my sessions file everything should change over flawlessly

Where are the servers located? Where is the company's headquarter's located? Copyright enforcement is dependent on country.

Originally Posted by shepdawg

Where are the servers located? Where is the company's headquarter's located? Copyright enforcement is dependent on country.

No it's not... You are liable as citizen of country X and it does not matter if the material you're sharing is at home or on Antarctica.

That said, OVH is quite picky on DMCA-notices; they tend to shut down or seize your server first to investigate before they inform you about it.

Also: kimsufi.ie (vs) kimsufi.co.uk