Dport and the web port will be randomly assigned during provision ā it is my intention for it to be completely multi user and for the web port to be displayed dynamically on the panel as well
Iām also hoping to make the web client configuration as painless as possible but I havenāt quite figured out how to streamline the setup of deluge web to be preconfigured and ready to connect to the deluge daemon
I think this alternative follow nicely the spirit of Quickbox: Simple et Sexy.
I hope you will set this pretty torrent client soon 
would plug ins be a big factor?
I love automating my seedbox and would hate to lose access to the auto tools
Well, Flood is just another GUI to rtorrent, so anything setup within ruTorrent would still be functional. You could use Flood at the same time as ruTorrent without any issues. At the moment, Flood is more of a ācasual userā interface, whereas ruTorrent is certainly geared towards power users and those searching out more functionality.
I have still not heard from the author of Flood and have reached out to him on several different fronts. So, this may be a bit before itās pulled into the QuickBox ecosystem as I do not want to include it as a feature until I have communicated a bit more with him.
Simply love this fresh ui for rutorrent so voted for an introduction and hoping the developer gives you a āgoā so this can be implemented it into Quickbox
Itās a good alternative for rutorrent but yes Iām agree with you itās not āmulti-usersā based right? But why there is not just web file to just drag and drop to the theme folder then play with it :D?
how can i get this new rutorrent theme installed on quickbox?
edit: i see the description, all is okay. It looks fine, would be nice to see it in next update
Flood does indeed work nicely, but the last time I tested it there was at least one issue that would cause problems for us: supposedly we can change the outward facing port with a cli option, but it didnāt work in my prior test (maybe about a month ago). Flood defaults to port 3000 which is currently used by Plex requests and will not function if the port is already in use, even if you specify another port.
@JMSolo also mentioned that he was waiting to hear from the dev for permission to include it in our project
Edit: taking another look at the project it looks like the previous issue may be resolved. However, a bigger issue appears to be a lack of multi user support. Scgi ports are set in the config and would need to be installed on a per user basis
that is one beautiful UI!! hope to try this flood out in the near future
Any news on this?
Cheers
Still undergoing considerationā¦ we will need to sort out basic port information as at this moment the author tends to have these configurations hardcoded and any changes result in the GUI not functioning properly. This remains true on the multi-user front especially.
Got it. Looking forward to this.
Thanks for taking the time to explain.
Cheers
just checking in on the first of the new year 2017 is there a any progress with this?
I have been in contact with the developer of FLOOD and he is game on for collaborating for this as an addition to QuickBox. Thanks for checking in on this.
Iāll share more details once there is more to share. I could see this as an addition by the end of January now that the go ahead has been received.
From John - the developer of Flood
@JMSolo Absolutely! How can I help? Just a heads up, it needs more features before it can stand on its own, but itāll get there.
Awesome news JM - looking forward to this
Wow, thatās great! I canāt wait for flood to be integrated with quickbox!! I feel so passionately about it, that Iād be willing to donate 3 figures $$$ to both the developer of flood and you, or whoever gets it integrated into quickbox. I am so passionate about how old and archaic ruTorrent is. Iāve been on some private trackers for over 400 weeks, used every provider under the sun, setup servers and seedboxes on dozens and dozens of servers and I am downright sick and tired of the same old rutorrent. All jokes totally aside, Iād pay in excess of $1000 each, for a new, revamped version 1.0 of rtorrent, libtorrent, rutorrent, and Deluge. I strongly want them all to remain open source, regularly updated, etcā¦Iād only ask a credit be placed in whichever of them is revamped and brought into the 21st Century. In 8 years of using and installing the setupā¦āthe setupā has looked, felt and operated the sameā¦whereas from Windows, we went from XP to 10ā¦night and day (and Iām a MacOS user!!!). Quickbox is the only beacon of hope in all those years honestly. You guys have stalled development, but if you incorporate some things for the community, on behalf of me, I WILL pay you a substantial amount of money. Which is kind of messed up, as Iām not a provider, and probably have less money than you, but somebody needs to do something to get things going, or in another 10 years, weāll all be running RuTorrent v3.9 with rtorrent v0.9.14 ooooohhhhhhh aaaaaahhhhhhhhh!
Your rants are the best rants @fiosaddict! Yes, most of the software we use is archaic and I too agree that FLOOD will be an incredibly welcomed and refreshing addition. Now that more and more devs are working with npm and node.js , I see that weāll be moving away from bulky PHP requests and physical databases to lighter javascript queries and faster browser based database storage. Save your hard earned cash and just enjoy! Itāll be integrated soon
As per QB developmentsā¦ I know I know. It has stalled a bit due to my workload growing considerably larger and time being a bit sparse. With a couple more generous and bored devs we could pick back upā¦ Iām one man and as we all knowā¦ QuickBox is a large script that requires a lot of finesse. Weāll be back in order soon. The entire community and all the suggestions and support are continuing to be an incredible motivation and inspiration to the continued growth of QuickBox. Weāll have the jump from toaster to microwave before you know itā¦ as there are big plans for the next couple of version releases. 
Haha well thank you for the complementā¦if it was meant as one! Please donāt mis-understand me, I totally appreciate your hard work on this project. I wonāt bore you with details on why I donāt have the time to contribute, or bother making excuses, but I canāt stress enough that it is many many times much easier for me to just throw money (aka motivation) at the āproblemā , than it would be for me to try to help, other than make suggestions and go on probably unwelcome rants. I really, really wish there was some way I could help you, if money isnāt the problem. Although, on a side note, I think the providers who are starting to sell servers/seedboxes with Quickbox pre-installed by them on it, should have to pay some sort of royalty fee or lease, etc. It doesnāt seem fairā¦not one bit. Especially the providers based in India who can already undercut the US and EU based providers as USD is worth 5x more in India than in the USA, and thereās no sales tax or VAT for them to worry about either. If you want me to pay for a server, or servers to host THIS site and/or the repos, please let me know. Iād be happy to build a server with nice SSDs and an E3 and ship it to Nforce in NL to be Co-Loāed on their Class 1 Premium network! Iām not joking either. PM me for my email if I can help! I love giving back to as many people and organizations that positively benefits my life and otherās lives as much as possible! Sorry again if you took offense, or didnāt like my humor. I assure you that Iām an IT Professional and I do understand more than your average user lurking or posting here, so I truly am sorry if you were actually pissed off. Thanks for your hard work and happy new year! (Hmu for anything!)
No offense taken! 
I appreciate the offer and may take you up on those hosting details.
As per the providers pre-packaging QB and monetizing the solution (which is backed by Open Source - not much I can do about it) are indeed taking a communities worth of effort for their own gainā¦ the ones not in touch with us via the images they are pre-compiling for sale will be notified and announced here in the Plaza. Some do contribute minor fees and others simply donāt care due to a lack of experience and know-how on their ends.
Weāll get there and a license schema may be implemented in the future. Still free to install, however, licenses will need to be generated via the gitlab api. The licenses will apply to a paid-for solution of QuickBox which hopes to be dockerized and using database auth rather than browser-basedā¦ along with user creation and management via GUI. Get excited about that! Still a work in progress with no ETA and itās development has been taking priority in the spare time, hence the slow down on the current QB Eco-System.
Again, no offense and all was meant as a compliment!
You are always welcome to donate though. lol we donāt turn away them 
they do help pay for hosting and whatnot.