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On 14/09/14 01:27, Gary Aitken wrote:
> Looking for recommendations of a simple way to go in terms of a ports client.

I've been using transmission-cli and transmission-daemon (with the 
transmission-remote command line tool) for maintaining torrents (service 
with a CLI to access it). Mine is on an Ubuntu box, but I do see a newer 
version than mine (2.82 cf 2.51) is available in ports net-p2p/transmission*

HTH,
Greg.