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linux utserver installation / initial run problem


rollhax

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Hey all,

I've been digging around on here and Google for the past two hours with no luck. I'm an intermediate linux user, so be somewhat gentle.

I downloaded the latest version of utserver (3.0) for linux. I'm running Linux Mint 10 Julia 32-bit (basically Ubuntu 10).

When I first run utserver from a command line (and each time after that), it hangs (indefinitely) with this message:


~/utorrent-server-v3_0 $ ./utserver
server started - using locale en_US.UTF-8
Using locale en_US.UTF-8
File not found during integrity check: ./settings.dat
File not found during integrity check: ./settings.dat.new
File not found during integrity check: ./settings.dat.old
File not found during integrity check: ./settings.dat
File not found during integrity check: ./settings.dat.new
File not found during integrity check: ./settings.dat.old
total physical memory -1 max disk cache 33554432
File not found during integrity check: ./dht.dat
File not found during integrity check: ./dht.dat.new
File not found during integrity check: ./dht.dat.old
File not found during integrity check: ./rss.dat
File not found during integrity check: ./rss.dat.new
File not found during integrity check: ./rss.dat.old
File not found during integrity check: ./resume.dat
File not found during integrity check: ./resume.dat.new
File not found during integrity check: ./resume.dat.old
IPv6 is installed

To clarify, that is the message when I run it the very fist time - each time after it only has a few lines, but the very last line is always "IPv6 is installed." Other times I just get this:


htpc@htpc-desktop ~/utorrent-server-v3_0 $ ./utserver
server started - using locale en_US.UTF-8
Using locale en_US.UTF-8
total physical memory -1 max disk cache 33554432
IPv6 is installed

I have verified using "lsmod | grep ipv6" and "ip a | grep inet6" that IPv6 is disabled.

I have not loaded any torrents yet. I'm just trying to get the WebGUI first.

I also tried to load it as a daemon, but the same message came up and it hung there (indefinitely) until I killed it using Ctrl-c. A utserver.conf file is never created, just the .dat and .dat.* files.

I assume that the server is running, but I cannot actually access it. I have attempted creating a utserver.conf file in the same directory with a default port set, and that port is forwarded by my router to the linux-bux, but I still can't access it from inside or outside the network.

I am not running as root. Does anybody have any suggestions? When I do the -daemon option, I "assume" that it should spit out a few lines then drop me back to the terminal, not hang like it does.

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