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opentracker
— a
free and open bittorrent tracker
[-f
config]
[-i
ip-select]
[-p
port-bind-tcp]
[-P
port-bind-udp]
[-A
blessed-ip]
[-r
redirect-url]
[-d
chdir]
[-u
user]
[-w|
-b
-accesslist
]
is a bittorrent tracker that implements announce and scrape actions over the UDP and the plain http protocol, aiming for minimal resource usage.
When invoked with parameters, it binds to TCP and UDP port 6969 on
all interfaces. The recommended way to configure opentracker is by providing
a config file using the [-f
config] option. See
opentracker.conf(4) for details.
The following options are available:
-f
config-i
ip-select-p
] or [-P
] command to
actually bind to this address. Setting this option without any bind
options in the config file or [-p
] or
[-P
] commands will limit opentracker to only bind
to this address.-p
port-bind-tcp-i
-ip-select
] option or
to all available addresses if none has been set. Can be given multiple
times.-P
port-bind-udp-i
-ip-select
] option or
to all available addresses if none has been set. Can be given multiple
times.-A
blessed-ip-r
redirect-url-d
chdir-u
user-w
accesslist |
-b
accesslistStart bound on UDP and TCP ports 6969 on IPv6 localhost.
# ./opentracker -i ::1 -p 6969 -P
6969
Start bound on UDP port 6868 and TCP port 6868 on IPv4 localhost and allow privileged access from the network 192.168/16 while redirecting HTTP clients accessing the root directory, which is not covered by the bittorrent tracker protocol, to https://my-trackersite.com/.
# ./opentracker -i 192.168.0.4 -p
6868 -P 6969 -A 192.168/16 -r https://my-trackersite.com/
opentracker documentation https://erdgeist.org/arts/software/opentracker
Bittorrent tracker protocol http://www.bittorrent.org/beps/bep_0015.html
Dirk Engling <erdgeist@erdgeist.org>.
This software is released under the Beerware License:
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software with the following terms and conditions:
If you meet the author(s) someday, and you think this software is worth it, you can buy them a beer in return.
15/4/2024 | Unix |