Gtk-Gnutella

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Gtk Gnutella Windows
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To sum it up, gtk-gnutella can help you upload or download content to and from the Gnutella network, while also providing you with complex network monitoring functions. The downside is that if you.

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gtk-gnutella

http://gtk-gnutella.sourceforge.net/
A GTK+ Gnutella clone.

Gtk-Gnutella is a Unix Gnutella client using GTK+.

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Notes

Ted Teah

23 October 2006

Leaders and contributors

Contact(s)	Role
Raphael Manfredi	Maintainer

Resources and communication

Audience	Resource type	URI
Debian (Ref)	https://tracker.debian.org/pkg/gtk-gnutella
Developer,Help,Support	Homepage	http://sourceforge.net/mail/?group_id=4467
Help	Homepage	http://sourceforge.net/news/?group_id=4467
Developer	VCS Repository Webview	http://svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/gtk-gnutella/
Savannah (Ref)	https://savannah.nongnu.org/projects/gtk-gnutella
Bug Tracking	Homepage	http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=4467

Software prerequisites

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Name

gtk-gnutella - A Gnutella client for Gtk+

Synopsis

gtk-gnutella

Description

gtk-gnutella is a GTK+ Gnutella client for Unix. It supports both searching and sharingwith the 0.6 version of the Gnutella protocol and includes support for numerous protocol improvements and additions that have been added to the Gnutellanetwork since.

The Gnutella network allows users to search for files and to advertise files shared locally, but is not handling file transfers which is done through HTTP.The addition of Gnutella-specific HTTP headers makes each Gnutella client a powerful file swarmer where even firewalled hosts can contribute.

Great care has been devoted into making gtk-gnutella powerful, efficient and reliable.

Options

--compile-info

Tell gtk-gnutella to output a list of variables describing compile-time configuration information that was gathered when the program was built.

--daemonize

This options causes gtk-gnutella to become a daemon. It detaches from the terminal (if started from one) and forks itself into the background. Italso changes it working directory to the root directory i.e., '/' so that it doesn't block a mount point for example. This is mainly meant for headless modebut you can also use it if the Gtk+ GUI is enabled.

For example, if you do not start gtk-gnutella from a terminal but from a window manager menu, there's little reason to not daemonize gtk-gnutella. Thus youmight want to add the --daemonize option in this case.

Please note that when gtk-gnutella is started as a daemon all output which is normally send to the standard output and standard error output (usuallyyour terminal or a common log file such as ~/.xsession-errors), is sent to /dev/null. The options --log-stderr and --log-stdout can be used toredirect log output in this case.

--exec-on-crash path

Execute command specified in path when gtk-gnutella crashes.

--geometry

This option can be used to force the main window of the GUI to a certain location on your screen and/or give it certain dimensions.

For example, the following would position the window in the lower right corner with a width of 800 pixels and a height of 600 pixels:

gtk-gnutella --geometry 800x600-0-0

Note that none of this can be guaranteed, your window manager has the last word on this. This option is a traditional command-line switch supported by mostX11 applications.

--minimized

Launches gtk-gnutella with a minimized main window. Recommended when starting gtk-gnutella in the background on login.

--help

Show a summary of all supported options.

--log-stderr, '--log-stdout'

These options allow you to log everything which is written to stderr respectively stdout to some files. A typical use would look like this:

gtk-gnutella --daemonize
--log-stderr ~/logs/gtkg.stderr
--log-stdout ~/logs/gtkg.stdout

Redirecting these log messages also works without --daemonize. Of course, log files can become large and you might want to archive them or deletethem periodically. After moving or deleting the log files, you can send gtk-gnutella a SIGHUP signal to create new log files.

--no-restart

Prevents gtk-gnutella from auto-restarting itself when crashing on a platform where core dumps are not possible or disabled.

--no-xshm

Disable MIT shared memory extension, when running with the X graphical user-interface.

--pause-on-crash

Pause the process on crash, so that a debugger may be attached to inspect the current state for instance.

--ping

This option allows you to check whether gtk-gnutella is currently running. This option returns with a success code when gtk-gnutella isalready running, and with a failure code when it is not.

This allows you to use the following code to start gtk-gnutella from a cron job or window manager menu and avoid starting it twice:

gtk-gnutella --ping || gtk-gnutella

--restart-on-crash

Asks gtk-gnutella to auto-restart itself after crashing on a platform where core dumps are allowed.

Regardless of core dumping options, --no-restart will always prevent a restart whilst --restart-on-crash will always request one if possible.It is not allowed to supply both options at the same time.

--shell

Gtk-gnutella Sourceforge

When this option is used to connect to an already running gtk-gnutella process over a local unix domain socket. This socket is located at'$GTK_GNUTELLA_DIR/ipc/socket', thus normally '~/.gtk-gnutella/ipc/socket'. The socket is only accessible by the user running gtk-gnutella which is enforced byfilesystem permissions. The socket is in a dedicated directory because apparently not all systems honor the access permissions on sockets as seen through thefilesystem.

You can disable this feature by setting the property 'enable_local_socket' to FALSE. It is recommendable to use this local socket whenever possible insteadof the TCP socket to access the shell interface remotely. The reason is that the authentication token is passed non-encrypted over the network and everyone whocan sniff the network is able to connect to the remote shell. This may not matter over the loopback interface or a LAN, but it's a bad idea to use this overthe Internet.

--version

Show the user-agent string used on the Gnutella network which also holds the version information.

--topless

Starts gtk-gnutella without the graphical user-interface.

Getting Started

When gtk-gnutella is first started, it will attempt to connect to a well-known hostsserver for some hosts to connect to. If you know a host you want to connect to, you can enter it in the box on the GnutellaNet tab and push the Add button.When first connecting to the gnutella network, it can take some time to establish a stable connection. Be patient.

Searching

To search files just type your query in the search box at the top of the screen. All searches,both active and inactive, are shown in the sidebar.

You can have multiple searches running at once. To start another search while the first one is running, simply enter another search term into the edit boxat the top of the window.

To stop a particular search and remove its tab from the search window, select the search by clicking on its tab and click the 'Close search' button. If youwant to clear the list for a particular search, but want to continue to see new files that are received for this search, click the 'Clear results' button.

It is possible to apply filtering to search results using the filter editor. Click on 'Edit filters' to access the editor. Use of the filtering editor goesbeyond the scope of this man page, but there is a tutorial on this topic on the gtk-gnutella homepage.

When you find a file that you want to download, select the file in the list and click 'Download selected'. This file will be placed in the download queue.On the downloads view you can watch the download progress of the file(s) you are downloading.

It is also possible to select a bunch of files for downloading at once. By holding down the control or shift keys while clicking files, you can selectseveral files and then click 'Download selected' to put them all in the download queue at once.

Configuration

Most of the configuration can be done via the 'Preferences' window that can be accesed usingthe 'File -> Preferences' menu-option. You will find several tabs there, each tab regrouping common information. But some specific information pertaining todownloads or searches are directly available on the 'Downloads' and 'Uploads' panes.

If you linger your mouse over each configuration parameter, a tooltip window will popup explaining the meaning of that parameter. You may have to press'Enter' after a text input, or move the focus to another parameter to validate your entry. Items configured via spin buttons normally take effect immediately,unless you type text instead of using the spin buttons.

Files

$GTK_GNUTELLA_DIR/dmesh_ban: This is where temporarily banned download mesh entries are stored.
$GTK_GNUTELLA_DIR/done.namesize: This file holds the name and size of files completely downloaded by gtk-gnutella and which will now be ignored.
$GTK_GNUTELLA_DIR/done.sha1: This file holds the SHA1 of files completely downloaded by gtk-gnutella and which will now be ignored.
$GTK_GNUTELLA_DIR/downloads: This is where the download queue is persisted. Only the direct downloads (i.e. non-pushed) can be saved, since they don't need routinginformation.
$GTK_GNUTELLA_DIR/hosts: This is the host cache. This is saved by gtk-gnutella on exit and should not be edited by hand.
$GTK_GNUTELLA_DIR/searches.xml: This is where the open searches and all the search filters are saved.
$GTK_GNUTELLA_DIR/sha1_cache: This is where the cache of all the computed SHA1 is stored.
$GTK_GNUTELLA_DIR/tth_cache: This is the directory under which all the computed TTH trees are stored. These files are binary data.
$GTK_GNUTELLA_DIR/upload_stats: This file keeps track of the upload statistics.

Environment

gtk-gnutella searches GTK_GNUTELLA_DIR for configuration files. If this variableis not set, HOME is used instead. If HOME is not set, then no configuration information will be saved when gtk-gnutella exits.

Mailing Lists

There are a couple of mailing lists for gtk-gnutella. Seehttp://sourceforge.net/mail/?group_id=4467 for more info.

Bugs

gtk-gnutella is production-quality software, but still has minor bugs and incomplete ormissing features. But which software doesn't for its authors?

There are probably other missing features that should be listed here.

A list of known bugs might be available at the gtk-gnutella web site (see below.)

Authors

Yann Grossel wrote the original gtk-gnutella .

Raphael Manfredi <Raphael_Manfredi@pobox.com> is the current maintainer and project leader (since version 0.14, released early September 2001).
For support, please contact the developer list, which can be reached at <gtk-gnutella-devel@lists.sourceforge.net>.

For a full list of contributors, open the 'About' menu.

Brian St. Pierre <bstpierre@bstpierre.org> wrote the initial version of this manpage.

Copyright

License to use and copy gtk-gnutella is given under the terms of the GNU General Public License (GPL), version 2. Please see the file COPYING in thedistribution for complete information.

This manual page can also be redistributed under the same conditions as gtk-gnutella itself.

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