@aniel, have you tried using Transmission , running on your router? You can connect the router to any NAS share you may have through Samba, or a directly attached USB Drive, and store your torrents there. This way QOS will work since traffic for FTP and Torrent will be from different computers. OR you can setup your FTP on your Router, which is way easier
@mariano.silva im using qbitorrent as client for torrent and ser-u as my ftp server software, now dont know what is the difference between using torrent and ftp within my router to using my computer, i just don't see to much advantage using the router for those tasks but I could be wrong
lol yea!
were using this at lan-parties like 20y ago.
btw, someone still whiping the lamas ass?
what do you mean ?
BWAHAHAHAH!!
Wow...
That really does whip the llama's ass!
all this needs to be done in the command line?
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you just need to put it inside script then just play with port numbers, i can help you if you stuck somewhere!