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You may also be presented with a prompt from the вЂњConnection Manager.вЂќ Here you will want to connect to the host with an address of вЂњ127.0.0.1вЂќ which is your local machine. The default password is вЂњdeluge.вЂќ Change this password to one of your liking. You should be presented with a login prompt. Use the address below with the IP address we identified above. Navigate to the Deluge web interface from your main workstation (a computer other than the Raspberry Pi). Both services should automatically be running after a reboot. sudo reboot Configure the Web InterfaceД®nter the following commands to see the status of the two Deluge services. Reboot your Raspberry Pi for these permission changes to take effect. sudo usermod -aG debian-deluged piД®nsure file ownership of all the new configuration files by the new user group, вЂњdebian-deluged.вЂќ sudo chown -R debian-deluged:debian-deluged /var/lib/delugeД®nsure file access to all the new configuration files by the new user group, вЂњdebian-deluged.вЂќ sudo chmod -R 770 /var/lib/deluge sudo systemctl stop delugedДЄdd your regular user to the вЂњdebian-delugedвЂќ group so you will have access to the files its creates (your downloads). Now, lets stop the services and Deluge components from running so we can make some needed changes. If they are working or not, it will be indicated by some highlighted green or red text, respectively. Optionally, you can check the status of these services now to double-check that they are working. Our user, вЂњdebian-delugedвЂќ has a home directory at вЂњ/var/lib/deluged.вЂќ We will start our new system services, which will have вЂњdebian-delugedвЂќ run Deluge for us.

The first time Deluge runs, it generates its default configuration files in the users home directory. sudo systemctl enable rvice Configuration and Permissions sudo nano /etc/systemd/system/rviceДЄfter=network-online.target rviceД®nable the service we just created in the system. We will be using the вЂњdebian-delugedвЂќ user that was created automatically during the initial installation of the Deluge daemon. sudo systemctl enable rvice Setup the Web Interface as a serviceД¬reate a new service to run the Deluge web interface automatically after system start, and once a network connection has been established.

Д®nable the service we just created in the system. sudo nano /etc/systemd/system/rviceДЄdd the following text, then press вЂњCTRL+XвЂќ to exit, вЂњYвЂќ to save changes, and вЂњEnterвЂќ to confirm the filename.

#Minecraft deluge client install

sudo apt install deluged deluge-web -y Setup Deluge to run as a ServiceД¬reate a new service to run the Deluge daemon automatically after system start and once a network connection has been established. To begin, we will tell the system to install the components needed for this guide, as shown below. Our version of Deluge will run as a background process and be managed locally, or remotely, from a web interface, perfect for a headless server setup. We are noticeably not installing the client or the console version. Here we are installing the Deluge daemon and web interface.

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Tell the system to check for the newest available package versions and upgrade to them, while automatically confirming all user prompts.

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This helps to ensure weвЂ™re not running or installing any outdated software and that the system has the latest information about what new software packages are available, if we happen to need any. To start, as always, itвЂ™s good practice to make sure the system is completely up-to-date before we begin or install any new software.