Difference between revisions of "Block Lists for Deluge & qBittorrent"
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This is a highly informative article written by someone that knows what he is talking about: [http://blocklistpro.com/guides/ip-block-lists-myths-misconceptions/all-pages.html] | This is a highly informative article written by someone that knows what he is talking about: [http://blocklistpro.com/guides/ip-block-lists-myths-misconceptions/all-pages.html] | ||
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==Some Background== | ==Some Background== | ||
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So I decided to install Deluge. It offered more options & shows more information than Transmission, therefore it isn't ''quite'' as simple to use, though really its not that hard to setup. But you do have to manually import a block list... | So I decided to install Deluge. It offered more options & shows more information than Transmission, therefore it isn't ''quite'' as simple to use, though really its not that hard to setup. But you do have to manually import a block list... | ||
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(The most time consuming problem was finding a block list for Deluge to import. | (The most time consuming problem was finding a block list for Deluge to import. | ||
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The added bonus is that you can use eMule blocklist in other torrent clients. I use it in qBittorrent, & it works fine. | The added bonus is that you can use eMule blocklist in other torrent clients. I use it in qBittorrent, & it works fine. | ||
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==Block List installation== | ==Block List installation== | ||
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===The Quick Way=== | ===The Quick Way=== | ||
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====For Deluge==== | ====For Deluge==== | ||
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~/.config/deluge/plugins/ipfilter.dat | ~/.config/deluge/plugins/ipfilter.dat | ||
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====For qBittorrent==== | ====For qBittorrent==== | ||
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~/.config/qBittorrent/ipfilter.dat | ~/.config/qBittorrent/ipfilter.dat | ||
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Use this page: [http://dev.deluge-torrent.org/wiki/BlocklistPlugin] | Use this page: [http://dev.deluge-torrent.org/wiki/BlocklistPlugin] | ||
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After that it may be a good idea to restart Deluge to initialise the block list. | After that it may be a good idea to restart Deluge to initialise the block list. | ||
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After installation, I've been using Deluge with up to 10 simultaneous torrent files, & it functions perfectly with magnetic links, & uses roughly between 6% & 10% of the CPU's power, shared over 2 CPU cores. | After installation, I've been using Deluge with up to 10 simultaneous torrent files, & it functions perfectly with magnetic links, & uses roughly between 6% & 10% of the CPU's power, shared over 2 CPU cores. | ||
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I fairly quickly moved on to qBittorrent which I have now been using for years. qBittorrent uses less CPU, has a great internal search engine & is extremely reliable. | I fairly quickly moved on to qBittorrent which I have now been using for years. qBittorrent uses less CPU, has a great internal search engine & is extremely reliable. | ||
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=Support= | =Support= | ||