One person has to seed the whole of the file in the first place for other to share it. These parts are then shared until you have the whole of the file, at which point you can continue sharing the file (known as seeding). You download a small file, called a torrent, and this enables you to connect to other computers with the same file and download parts of it from each other. BitTorrent enables people to share large files with each other using a peer-to-peer network, which means they share parts of the file with each other, rather than downloading the whole file from a central location (such as iTunes). The torrent client then downloads a larger file from the internet using a process known as BitTorrent. Headphones runs on port 8181 by default.Torrents are small files that you can download and open in a torrent client. My headphones configuration guide is in preparation so sign up for the mailing list to be notified of when it drops. That's it, headphones will run on boot and you can start playing with it. Now you can see it is added to your login items Click the Apple in the top left and choose System Preferencesįind Headphones in the applications list and click Add You should see the script has run successfully and Headphones has automatically opened the browser windowĬlick the red x to close out and give it the name Headphones, Make sure Where is set to Application and Type is set to ApplicationsĪdd it to your log in scripts. do shell script "python /Applications/Headphones/Headphones.py" password "htpcguides" with administrator privilegesĬlick Run in the top right corner. In the Workflow pane on the right paste this script, replace “htpcguides” with your password, it must be enclosed in quotations.
The top left corner should show Hide Library.Ĭlick Utilities and then double click Run AppleScript. We can use Automator to create a startup script. Note: Only use the Automator script if the plist method does not work If the plist method doesn't work you can this Automator bash script Here is a Headphones plist script that I tested and works on Mac OSX Mavericks, it should work on other versions as well.Ĭreate the plist file sudo nano /Library/LaunchDaemons/ist Only use either the plist or the Automator Using plist is ideal because it will keep the process alive. Now we want Headphones to autostart on boot. You are going to git clone the latest Headphones package straight from github onto your machine git clone /Applications/Headphones If it says it couldn't be found then you already have command line tools installed You will get a pop up asking to install command line tools. Install command line tools xcode-select -install Headphones needs some little tools in order to make all of this easier. Welcome to the non-intimidating Mac terminal You can find Terminal in Applications -> Utilities All you have to do is copy and paste these commands. Most of this will be done in the Terminal since it is much faster and easier.
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