puppet_deluge

Table of Contents

1. What Does This Do?
2. Requirements
3. I Can't Connect?
4. Limitations - OS compatibility, etc.
5. Development - Guide for contributing to the module
6. Changelog

What does this do?

This is a puppet module, written to allow you to install the Deluge torrent client on your FreeBSD or Linux server. It makes use of ZFS (on FreeBSD), and manages your deluge user, as well as folder locations and configs. Please note, this supersedes the existing module hackerhorse/puppet_freebsd_deluge. By default, remote access is turned off, but can easily be enabled (see below).

Requirements

For Ubuntu, please ensure you install puppetlabs/apt For ZFS systems, ensure you include puppet_deluge:zfs For non-ZFS systems, please include puppet_deluge:nozfs

THIS MODULE WILL NOT WORK IF YOU DO NOT SELECT ONE OF THESE.

I can't connect!

Did you edit ./files/auth and ./files/core.conf? By default, Deluge does NOT allow remote connections from the desktop client. You need to edit core.conf and change "allow_remote": false, on line 24 to "allow_remote": true, to allow the daemon to talk to a remote client. You also need to edit ./files/auth and add your user to a new line. See http://dev.deluge-torrent.org/wiki/UserGuide/ThinClient#AddUsertotheauthenticationfile for more information!

OS Support

Currently, this module runs on:

• FreeBSD <= 10.0-RELEASE
• Ubuntu Linux 13.10 - 17.04

Contribute

You can contribute by forking /~https://github.com/RainbowHackerHorse/puppet_deluge and opening a PR.

Changelog

Changes in 0.2.0:

• Removed external ZFS module dependency and switch to upstream puppet ZFS support, as Puppet supports ZFS.
• Move non-ZFS directory entries to nozfs.pp
• Add zfs.pp for ZFS specifics
• Fix incorrect file locations in nozfs.pp (originally the Ubuntu defaults)

Changes in 0.1.1:

• Add Ubuntu Linux support

Changes in 0.1.0:

• Initial release. Cleanup from hackerhorse/puppet_freebsd_deluge