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Old 01-14-2008, 03:25 AM   #1
zaubara
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"Talk" to daemonized ctorrent processes?

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Hey there,

is there a way to "regain control" of a ctorrent process, that I daemonized before (the function is called "fork process")?
I am able to control it by yodCTCS, a web-based ctorrent control system, but it doesn't let me change the uploadspeed of each torrent file manually, so I would like to have it back the way it was before

Anyone got an idea?

Thanks.
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