Stephen304

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by Stephen304 12y ago
Currently, users have to manually download archives from torrent sites that provide them (Kickass and Demonoid are 2 I know work with BitCannon) I know this isn't ideal, so I intend to implement an auto updating function to periodicall
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by Stephen304 12y ago
You're welcome! Let me know what you think, and if you have any ideas for improving it, feel free to email me or open an issue on github!
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by Stephen304 12y ago
That's an interesting idea, and I'm sure people familiar with emacs would find it very useful. BitCannon has a pretty simple API (at least I think) so feel free to tinker around and make alternative clients for it!
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by Stephen304 12y ago
That was exactly my goal. I was thinking how easy it is for people to download the backups that a couple torrent sites provide, but hardly anybody does so because the backups are hard to use. I also hope that, in addition to encouraging peo
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by Stephen304 12y ago
Initially it was separated, but I thought the same thing so I embedded the web app in the binary and Martini now serves the whole thing.
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by Stephen304 12y ago
Ah, I didn't see that before. So without SSH key injection, what's the current primary method of gaining access to VMS created from cloud images that have no password & ssh key? I'm eager to start using it to host a throw
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by Stephen304 12y ago
Perfect! I wanted to host my own DO type thing for personal projects and I tried "webvirtmgr" which has a nice control panel for libvirt, but the creator insists that ssh key injection is out of the scope of his project. I'm
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by Stephen304 12y ago
I actually wanted to create something like this. Does it do ssh key injection when VMS are created?