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UNWORKABLE(1)		  BSD General Commands Manual		 UNWORKABLE(1)

NAME
     unworkable — download files via BitTorrent

SYNOPSIS
     unworkable [-s] [-g port] [-p port] [-t tracefile] torrent

DESCRIPTION
     The unworkable program is used to download files via the BitTorrent pro‐
     tocol.

     When unworkable is executed with a valid .torrent file as an argument, it
     will proceed to announce to the tracker, connect to peers and download
     the data.	Upon completion of the download, the program will exit, unless
     seed-mode is enabled.

     -g port
	     If specified, run the GUI control server on port port.  By
	     default, no GUI control server will run.

     -p port
	     If specified, listen for incoming BitTorrent peer connections on
	     port.  By default, unworkable does not accept incoming connec‐
	     tions.

     -s	     Enable seed-mode, that is, keep running and seed after download
	     is complete.

     -t tracefile
	     Trace execution, outputting to tracefile.

AUTHORS
     The unworkable program was written by Niall O'Higgins.

BSD				April 28, 2024				   BSD

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