[CENTER][IMG]https://pub.qnaputilities.com/rtorrent16/press/wordmark-dark.png[/IMG][/CENTER] [LEAD]rtorrent 0.16.22, built from source for QTS 6 and QuTS hero, with ruTorrent and a Control Center of its own. One QPKG, x86_64 or arm_64, nothing on the system volume, nothing phoning home.[/LEAD] [KEY] [B]What it is:[/B] a torrent client that tells you what it is doing — and why. [B]Who it is for:[/B] a QNAP running QTS 6.x or QuTS hero h5.2+ (glibc 2.39). [B]Try before you install:[/B] [URL=https://pub.qnaputilities.com/rtorrent16/demo/]the whole panel, live, on an invented NAS[/URL]. [/KEY] [HEADING=2]The dashboard answers the only question that matters[/HEADING] Rates, torrent counts, disk left — and a port check that walks the entire path instead of guessing: something listening here, the router's mapping, a connection from outside, IPv6. Each step passes or fails on its own line, so you know which half is broken. [URL=https://pub.qnaputilities.com/rtorrent16/demo/dashboard][IMG]https://pub.qnaputilities.com/rtorrent16/press/dashboard.png[/IMG][/URL] [HEADING=2]Quick access — the list, without the weight[/HEADING] Start, pause, trash, re-announce, set a label. ruTorrent is still there for everything else, one click away; this is the page for the ninety per cent of days when you only want to see what is arriving. [URL=https://pub.qnaputilities.com/rtorrent16/demo/quick][IMG]https://pub.qnaputilities.com/rtorrent16/press/quick.png[/IMG][/URL] [HEADING=2]Drop a .torrent in, it works out where it goes[/HEADING] The Add page reads the name and picks the category — film, series, kids, music, game — and the label decides the folder. Magnets, files, RSS from ruTorrent, or a watch folder per label: four ways in, one place they land. [URL=https://pub.qnaputilities.com/rtorrent16/demo/add][IMG]https://pub.qnaputilities.com/rtorrent16/press/add.png[/IMG][/URL] [HEADING=2]A media library that says what it will do before it does it[/HEADING] Downloads → finished → library, drawn as it actually happens, with the room left on each volume and the verdict for every hop: hardlink when it is one volume, copy when it is two, move when you asked for a move. FileBot renames and fetches the artwork; Plex, Kodi, Jellyfin and Emby get a nudge afterwards. [URL=https://pub.qnaputilities.com/rtorrent16/demo/medialib][IMG]https://pub.qnaputilities.com/rtorrent16/press/medialib.png[/IMG][/URL] [HEADING=2]Ask your private trackers in plain language[/HEADING] PolishTracker, TorrentLeech, any UNIT3D site, anything Jackett or Prowlarr indexes. Type [ICODE]latest Stranger Things[/ICODE] — in English or in Polish — and it works out that you mean the newest episode, ranks what came back and puts the one you pick straight on the NAS. [URL=https://pub.qnaputilities.com/rtorrent16/demo/][IMG]https://pub.qnaputilities.com/rtorrent16/press/trackers.png[/IMG][/URL] [NOTE=Where the credentials live]In [ICODE]etc/trackers.json[/ICODE] on your own NAS, mode 0600, preserved across upgrades. They are never inside the package and they never leave the NAS except to the tracker they belong to.[/NOTE] [HEADING=2]A notification worth reading[/HEADING] When a film lands you get the poster, the resolution, HDR, the running time, the size and the audio and subtitle languages — as one message. WhatsApp, Telegram, Discord, Signal, ntfy, Gotify, Pushover, Matrix, Slack, e-mail and a dozen more. The WhatsApp bot answers back, too: [ICODE]status[/ICODE], [ICODE]eta[/ICODE], [ICODE]latest Fargo[/ICODE], [ICODE]get 1-10[/ICODE]. [URL=https://pub.qnaputilities.com/rtorrent16/demo/notifications][IMG]https://pub.qnaputilities.com/rtorrent16/press/notifications.png[/IMG][/URL] [HEADING=2]Backups you can see — and put back[/HEADING] Two copies a day, neither of them data: the [B]torrent list[/B] (which torrents exist) and the [B]configuration[/B] (settings, the panel password, tracker credentials, rc drop-ins, the certificate). Restore any single day from the panel; the torrent list restore stops rtorrent, swaps the list and starts it again without touching a byte on disk. [URL=https://pub.qnaputilities.com/rtorrent16/demo/diagnostics][IMG]https://pub.qnaputilities.com/rtorrent16/press/backups.png[/IMG][/URL] [HEADING=2]A performance wizard that measures your NAS[/HEADING] It runs the disk and the network, reads the result against what this box actually has, and offers the settings that follow from it — with the cost of each written next to it. Nothing is applied behind your back. [URL=https://pub.qnaputilities.com/rtorrent16/demo/perf][IMG]https://pub.qnaputilities.com/rtorrent16/press/perf.png[/IMG][/URL] [HEADING=2]Network and NAT, told straight[/HEADING] Every port with its mapping, who mapped it, and whether the internet can see it. UPnP and NAT-PMP are asked at every start — and when the router refuses, the panel quotes the router rather than telling you to switch on a switch that is already on. [URL=https://pub.qnaputilities.com/rtorrent16/demo/network][IMG]https://pub.qnaputilities.com/rtorrent16/press/network.png[/IMG][/URL] [HEADING=2]116 settings, nine languages, the manual inside the panel[/HEADING] Every setting carries a sentence about what it costs; the ones that need a restart say so before you save. English, Polish, German, French, Italian, Dutch, Swedish, Japanese and Traditional Chinese. Eleven themes, light and dark. The guides are in the panel, not on a wiki somewhere. [URL=https://pub.qnaputilities.com/rtorrent16/demo/settings][IMG]https://pub.qnaputilities.com/rtorrent16/press/settings-files.png[/IMG][/URL] [HEADING=2]It is a phone app too[/HEADING] Add the panel to your home screen and it behaves like one — including a share target, so a .torrent or a magnet from any browser lands straight on the NAS. [URL=https://pub.qnaputilities.com/rtorrent16/demo/quick][IMG]https://pub.qnaputilities.com/rtorrent16/press/phone-quick.png[/IMG][/URL] [HR] [HEADING=2]What is inside[/HEADING] [LIST] [*][B]rtorrent 0.16.22 + libtorrent[/B], built from source against this NAS's glibc — not a repackaged binary from somewhere else [*][B]ruTorrent[/B] with the plugins that matter, patched to work with 0.16's renamed commands [*][B]Control Center[/B]: the panel in these screenshots [*][B]Media library[/B]: FileBot or the built-in organiser, per-label routing, hardlink or copy decided from the volumes [*][B]Notifications[/B]: 20+ services, one message with the poster and the facts [*][B]Trackers[/B]: PolishTracker, TorrentLeech, UNIT3D, Torznab — searched in Polish or English [*][B]Backups[/B]: the torrent list and the whole configuration, daily, restorable from the panel [*][B]Performance wizard[/B], port and NAT diagnostics, blocklist, VPN kill-switch, IPv6 [*][B]Add-ons[/B] that plug into it: autobrr, slskd, an IRC bouncer (soju + gamja), a WhatsApp bot, Linkwarden [/LIST] [HEADING=2]Requirements[/HEADING] [TABLE=collapse] [TR][TH]Firmware[/TH][TD]QTS 6.x, or QuTS hero h5.2 and newer (glibc 2.39+)[/TD][/TR] [TR][TH]Architecture[/TH][TD]x86_64 and arm_64 (arm-x31/x41 and armv7 are not supported)[/TD][/TR] [TR][TH]Ports[/TH][TD]6019 http, 6018 https, 50000-50010 BitTorrent, 6891 DHT[/TD][/TR] [TR][TH]Space[/TH][TD]~250 MB installed; downloads go on a share, never on the system volume[/TD][/TR] [/TABLE] [INFO=First start]The panel asks for a login of its own — [ICODE]rtorrent[/ICODE] with the password announced at install, changed from the Security page. It is not your QTS account: the package never asks for one and cannot bypass your second factor.[/INFO] [WARNING=It installs beside Rtorrent 15]Different ports, different folders, different session. The old package keeps 6009/6008/19000/49160 and its own downloads; nothing is migrated and nothing is overwritten. Run both, or retire the old one when you are ready.[/WARNING] [HEADING=2]Install[/HEADING] [LIST=1] [*]Download the file for your architecture (below). [*]App Center → the gear icon → [B]Install Manually[/B] → pick the .qpkg. [*]Open it from App Center, or go to [ICODE]http://:6019/[/ICODE]. [/LIST] [DWIN=From the console, if you prefer] rtorrent16.sh status # what is running rtorrent16.sh backup now # a copy of the torrent list and the configuration rtorrent16.sh backup list # every copy there is rtorrent16.sh trackers ask --q "latest Fargo" rtorrent16.sh session where # where the torrent list lives [/DWIN] [HEADING=2]Download[/HEADING] [LIST] [*][URL=https://pub.qnaputilities.com/rtorrent16/download/rtorrent16_latest_x86_64.qpkg][B]rtorrent16 — x86_64[/B][/URL] (always the current build) [*][URL=https://pub.qnaputilities.com/rtorrent16/download/rtorrent16_latest_arm_64.qpkg][B]rtorrent16 — arm_64[/B][/URL] [*][URL=https://pub.qnaputilities.com/rtorrent16/download/SHA256SUMS]SHA256SUMS[/URL] [/LIST] [SPOILER=Add-ons] [LIST] [*][URL=https://pub.qnaputilities.com/rtorrent16/download/Rtorrent-autobrr_latest_x86_64.qpkg]Rtorrent autobrr[/URL] — autobrr, wired to this rtorrent [*][URL=https://pub.qnaputilities.com/rtorrent16/download/slskd_latest_x86_64.qpkg]slskd[/URL] — Soulseek, standalone [*][URL=https://pub.qnaputilities.com/rtorrent16/download/rtorrent16-irc_latest_x86_64.qpkg]rtorrent16-irc[/URL] — soju bouncer + gamja web client [*][URL=https://pub.qnaputilities.com/rtorrent16/download/rtorrent16-whatsapp_latest_x86_64.qpkg]rtorrent16-whatsapp[/URL] — your own WhatsApp bot on your own number [/LIST] Each is its own package; replace [ICODE]x86_64[/ICODE] with [ICODE]arm_64[/ICODE] where you need it. 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