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Hello,

this image is great, thank you for your effort.

I noticed that the s6-supervise run file for rtorrent basically do just two things:

1. it starts a screen session with rtorrent
2. prints the rtorrent log file to stdout

I run into a problem when rtorrent for some reason crashes. The screen session terminates, but the tail command is still executing. Therefore, the supervise script never terminates and s6-supervise doesn't restarts rtorrent. nginx keeps working and but the torrent service is down.

Could you please fix it by splitting into two services rtorrent and the log-printing?
If you do so, you don't even need to use screen, because the script is forked automatically by s6-supervise.

If you want I can do a pull request, but I'm not very expert.

thanks in advance

Docker supports multi-arch images.

It's much easy for users to pull one linuxserver/rutorrent image and docker will figure out the correct image to pull for you. For example, pull linuxserver/rutorrent for x86_64, and pulllsioarmhf/rutorrent for arm.

Official images are already supporting this

Thanks, team linuxserver.io