Quote Originally Posted by Hime View Post
If he doesn't have cpanel, after installing rtorrent with that method, will the rapidleech be usable? Doesn't rtorrent change the home folder(at least for non-cpanel users)?
Well for that we can change the directory ?

1. Login as a user with sudo privileges.
2. Enter this command:

Code: 
sudo nano /etc/passwd
3. Nano text editor opens up. Locate the username you would like to change the home directory of (the last added user is in the end), and just enter whatever directory you would like. For example, the home directory for the user jack is set to /home/jack in this file:

Code: 
jack:x:1000:1000:Jack,,,:/home/jack:/bin/bash
But I want him to use a home directory of /home/whatever. So I just change the above line to:

Code: 
jack:x:1000:1000:Jack,,,:/home/whatever:/bin/bash
Now when the user jack logs in, his home directory would be /home/whatever.
Bharat Reviewed by Bharat on . Setting up Vps with Rutorrent and rapidleech....Please Help!!!! Hi Iam a Noob Though it pains me to say i just today got my first VpS donno what i have to do.....I need to get Rutorrent and Rapidleech installed with FTp access and also host a site in The VPS would be glad if soime noble man can Help me Rating: 5