Zoran Kolic escribis:

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>> I would like to make my OpenBSD box to download torrents and to add new

>> torrents by ssh so I installed rtorrent.

>> I experienced a really huge memory use of the program to hash (check I

>> think) the actual downloads. I know this client has to do the checks but

>> I would like to "jail" the program on a 64 MB environment (my box have 1

>> GB RAM) to make able to the machine to run a lot of things, but I can't

>> stop the hashes eat all my RAM, even setting ulimit -m and the

>> .rtorrent.rc max_memory_usage variable to 64M and less, but rtorrent

>> still makes my computer to allocate everything I'm using into swap an

>> HD, really really slow.

>> I know that many simultaneous downloads using a "bittorrent-like" client

>> may cause system problems but I'm only doing 5 downloads.

>>

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> Maybe ctorrent could suit you better.

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>                         Zoran

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Solved, turned to ctorrent (enchanced) which is just I was

 searching for.

$ screen ctorrent file.torrent
works really fine.
Thanks Zoran.