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To simplify building if possible

In a frame or scraped and redisplayed.

The readme just mentions dragging the .gz to the .exe for windows, what's the process for linux users?

To disallow duplicate btih

A nice bitcannon splash page in angular

[OK!] File opened
[OK!] Extension is valid (I changed csv to txt)
[OK!] Reading initialized
[OK!] Reading completed
0 torrents imported
7800659 torrents skipped

Import from website is working.

I've been looking around, and it seems Taipei-Torrent is a pretty complete BT client. Now, wouldn't it be great to have the client embedded into BitCannon?

This could also be leveraged to fetch Info-Hash dumps over BT, instead of over HTTP.

Since I don't plan to merge together duplicate torrents in favor of just skipping duplicates, this will make it much easier to build an algorithm to .Distinct() the categories and fix the browse page's slowness.

Because theres like 3 of them I'm pretty sure

So chrome will work.

Not sure.

Would look super fancy.

Would be helpful, so people don't have to recompile to change things.

Because the binary quits making it hard to read.

Because who uses .torrent files anyway.

I changed the API url to bitcannon and everything loaded fine from the reverse proxy with the exception of /browse and /torrent (perhaps other locations too). The attached image demonstrates this:

Everything else for example the styles loads fine.

My reverse proxy is setup as follows:

            <Location /bitcannon/>
                    ProxyPass http://127.0.0.1:1337/
                    ProxyPassReverse http://127.0.0.1:1337/
            </Location>

This is easily fixed by adding another reverse proxy pointing to /bitcannon/bitcannon as follows:

            <Location /bitcannon/bitcannon>
                    ProxyPass http://127.0.0.1:1337
                    ProxyPassReverse http://127.0.0.1:1337
            </Location>

I don't think this should be necessary though hence this issue!

http://bitsnoop.com/info/api.html

Possibly index categories and cache browse.

I installed BitCannon, and then imported the full Kickass dump (it took about 15 hours, but it did complete).

Howering, searching for anything turns up no results. For example, a search for "Mozart" turns up 0 results, even though the corresponding search on Kickass turns up plenty of results.

What can I do to further diagnose or fix this issue?

Hi, Im very interested to setup this on a vps, but a guide, step by step is essential.
thank you.

I get this error.

root@ubuntu:~/sandbox/bitcannon/api# go get
go install: no install location for directory /root/sandbox/bitcannon/api outside GOPATH

I have these:

• A fresh Ubuntu 14.04
• go version is go1.2.1 linux/amd64
• $GOPATH resolves to /root/.go
• $PATH resolves to /usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games:/usr/local/games:/root/.go/bin:/root/.go/bin

To set API url I think. Would make everything much more flexible.

Because people shouldn't have to restart BitCannon to get more torrents.

Titles, categories, detail/download links maybe?

You provide the release on mega links but it's impossible to wget mega via terminal. Can you provide Bitcannon on other hosting ?

On startup would be a good start

http://binarymuse.github.io/ngInfiniteScroll/

Because if you scroll more than a few pages, you're doing it wrong.

None of my searches seem to work as the endpoint that the JS is calling out to is throwing a 404 and returning:

{"message":"exception: invalid operator: $search"}

I am on Ubuntu 13.10, I have imported 2 dumps, and I downloaded the latest release from github.

Let me know if you need any more from me, thanks!

Maybe something like:

"categories": [
    {"Movies": [
        "Anime",
        "Japanese Anime",
        "Cartoons"
    ]},
    {"Books": [
        "Ebooks",
        "Other Ebooks"
    ]}
]

Might be convenient to have bitcannon up on package managers like brew, apt-get and similar.

Install dependencies from there with an install script or whatever the particular manager uses.

If this sounds reasonable I can go ahead and start on it!

Because I forgot this.

Because if I throw all the new info on the downloads page, it will just look like somebody threw up seed/leech counts and size numbers onto a page.

Since I'm not going to make the switch to SQLite overnight, I might as well knock this one out.

To allow arbitrary torrent scrapes and updates

Don't know why I forgot this.

Only affects users who invoke BitCannon from the command line. Not high priority.

To improve speed and to prep for having a category selector on the front page.

Because it's messy

Seems to be what everyone wants.
Needs text search and unique / distinct value functions

Would be nice

a drop-in mongodb compatible embedded database
http://www.tingodb.com/

NodejS-rTorrent has implemented support for it
https://github.com/roastlechon/nodejs-rtorrent

@roastlechon i summon you!
how easy was it to implement?

To help reduce the possibility of importing crap to the db.

So that figuring out how to use the bitcannon binary without instructions will suck less.

While the magnet link dumps don't contain dates, adding an import date (first seen) is a reasonable alternative, especially if you're using daily/hourly updates. It would at least get the dates more-or-less correct from the time you start using the application.

Would perhaps save some space.

This might be tricky. Would like to use clientsided things to reduce server load but that might be tough.