Configure the BitTorrent transport on the image server.

Open the file /etc/systemimager/bittorrent.conf to validate the configuration; in particular check the following parameters:

Following there is a typical configuration to deploy 2 images (suse10 and suse10_frontend) with their overrides:

 #
 # "SystemImager"
 #
 #  Copyright (C) 2006 Andrea Righi <a.righi@cineca.it>
 #
 #  $Id: bittorrent.conf 3533 2006-04-24 20:25:59Z bli $
 #
 
 # The bittorrent tracker port.
 BT_TRACKER_PORT=6969
 
 # Tracker state file.
 BT_TRACKER_STATE=/tmp/dstate
 
 # Tracker log file.
 BT_TRACKER_LOG=/var/log/systemimager/bittorrent-tracker.log
 
 # Interface used to seed files with bittorrent.
 BT_INTERFACE=eth0
 
 # Set to yes if you want to compress the images before distributing
 # them via BitTorrent. Set to 'n' if the image server has an old CPU or
 # is not powerful in computations.
 #
 # Allowed values: y|n
 BT_COMPRESS=y
 
 # Set to yes if you want to always synchronize the BitTorrent images
 # with the chrootable images on /var/lib/systemimager/images when the
 # SystemImager BitTorrent daemon starts.
 #
 # Allowed values: y|n
 BT_UPDATE=n
 
 # Comma separated list of images to distribute with BitTorrent
 # (ex. BT_IMAGES=RHEL4_base,suse10,frontend,backend...)
 # IMPORTANT: no spaces between images!!!
 BT_IMAGES=suse10,suse10_frontend
 
 # Comma separated list of overrides to distribute with BitTorrent
 # (ex. BT_OVERRIDES=RHEL4_base,suse10,frontend,backend...)
 # IMPORTANT: no spaces between overrides!!!
 BT_OVERRIDES=suse10,suse10_frontend