What about the standard clients? BitTorrent, BitTornado and CTorrent come to mind. All should be Debian packages, but newer versions of BitTorrent might require a GUI. I think any recent client should support trackerless torrents. In Debian, look for py-bittorrent and py-bittornado if the standard package names don't show anything. I haven't used CTorrent. I'm not 100% sure that they support IPv6 but I would think so because the standard BitTorrent client supports proxies. Other than CTorrent, they're written in Python so you shouldn't have to build from source regardless. If Debian doesn't have anything, look at the Gentoo ftp archive. They seem to have older and different packages, not always present in Debian. Also, how did you actually set up a user-mode-linux VM? I looked at the user-mode-linux package and it looks like it's just the kernel with no obvious way to set up a shell or run processes under it. I would like a virtual server without the hassle and resource overhead of a VM such as Xen. I'm still interested in xen but it looks fairly complicated to set up. All I really need is a virtual Linux server for web and email, not a full virtual machine. Gregory Nowak wrote: > I was wondering if anyone out there could suggest a torrent > client that supports trackerless torrents, and that also supports > ipv6? Something that comes as a debian package would be best, but I > can also build from source if need be. Thanks in advance. >
