I'd quite like to have deluged running on my TomatoUSB E3000. That would pretty much let me shut down a 24/7 beige box.
Has anyone successfully created an optware package? I've failed to get it going due to the absence of gcc and other dev packages -- and I'm not quite sure how to go about cross-compiling the dependencies.
Optware deluged
Re: Optware deluged
deluge will not need cross-compiling as it is written in python. The issue will be our main dependency; libtorrent (rasterbar). I am not sure how you would go about compiling it for your system but I think you will get better help in the specific forums or mailing lists.
I had a quick search around and found this, that may/may not be useful: http://forum.synology.com/enu/viewtopic ... 6&start=15
I had a quick search around and found this, that may/may not be useful: http://forum.synology.com/enu/viewtopic ... 6&start=15
Re: Optware deluged
Thanks, Cas. Optware on my platform has a libtorrent package indicating version 0.12.6-1, which I guess is a little too old. Setup.py insists on trying to download and build the current 0.14 version, which fails for lack of gcc.
So it sounds like I'm definitely going to have to figure out cross compiling.
So it sounds like I'm definitely going to have to figure out cross compiling.
Re: Optware deluged
Optware has a cross ccompile environment you can run on a linux system, but finding directions or help with it is difficult. However if there is already a package, you may luck out and only need to specify a newer source tree and just compile.dsjstc wrote:Thanks, Cas. Optware on my platform has a libtorrent package indicating version 0.12.6-1, which I guess is a little too old. Setup.py insists on trying to download and build the current 0.14 version, which fails for lack of gcc.
So it sounds like I'm definitely going to have to figure out cross compiling.
Re: Optware deluged
That is not libtorrent rasterbar, that is the library for rtorrent.dsjstc wrote:Optware on my platform has a libtorrent package indicating version 0.12.6-1, which I guess is a little too old.