Thanks for the speedy replies guys! >No, but it has been reported that if the system is doing other things >at the same time, the chance of freezing is much less. (specifically >freezes were seen with rtorrent+top, they were not seen when logging >vmstat output at the same time).
>We also have transmission in ports, which works nicely, btw - command >line, GUI, and there's a nice DHTML webinterface (clutch) available >too (clutch is not in ports yet but I have a nearly-finished port for >it). Okay, too bad. Does transmission support rss, or the watch_directory thingie that rtorrent has? On 14:42:37 Feb 19, Paul Irofti wrote: > I've been using rtorrent for more than a year now and it never > stopped/blocked/froze/etc. > >I can second that . Little annoyances here and there but overall >rtorrent works very well under OpenBSD. >If it freezes very likely it is a network issue. >-Girish Could you please elaborate? The only thing that was working after the freeze was the routing. I guess I could try FreeBSD since they have pf too. iptables is driving me nuts.
