diff --git a/Running-qBittorrent-with-WebUI-on-Ubuntu-(systemd).md b/Running-qBittorrent-with-WebUI-on-Ubuntu-(systemd).md index 8dd4912..f9d28bf 100644 --- a/Running-qBittorrent-with-WebUI-on-Ubuntu-(systemd).md +++ b/Running-qBittorrent-with-WebUI-on-Ubuntu-(systemd).md @@ -65,7 +65,7 @@ This can be reversed if necessary with the command: ``` $ sudo usermod -s /bin/bash qbtuser ``` -### Initialising Qbittorent ### +### Initialising Qbittorent Before we set up qbittorrent-nox, it's advisable to run it once so that we can get some configuration out of the way such as the legal disclaimer. @@ -75,14 +75,16 @@ First, switch to the user that will run qbittorent: Then Run qbittorent -`$ qbittorent-nox` +``` +$ qbittorent-nox` -```*** Legal Notice *** +*** Legal Notice *** qBittorrent is a file sharing program. When you run a torrent, its data will be made available to others by means of upload. Any content you share is your sole responsibility. No further notices will be issued. -Press 'y' key to accept and continue...``` +Press 'y' key to accept and continue... +``` Press y if you accept the disclaimer. @@ -143,14 +145,16 @@ and then enable the service to start with the server at boot with: `sudo systemctl enable qbittorent.service` +The qBittorrent service is now ready to be used. + # Controlling the service -The qBittorrent service is now ready to be used. It can be controlled like any other `systemd` service: +The qbittorent service controlled like any other `systemd` service: - start the service: `sudo systemctl start qbittorrent` - check service status: `sudo systemctl status qbittorrent` - stop the service: `sudo systemctl stop qbittorrent` -- enable it to start up on boot: `sudo systemctl enable qbittorrent` +- enable/disable it to start up on boot: `sudo systemctl enable qbittorrent` - this should output something like the following: ``` Created symlink from /etc/systemd/system/multi-user.target.wants/qbittorrent.service to /etc/systemd/system/qbittorrent.service.