Ocelot

A light-weight high-speed BitTorrent tracker written in C++. Part of the Gazelle Project.

Building

To build Ocelot, do the following:

1. Copy src/config.cpp.template to src/config.cpp and change any configurations to match what Gazelle uses. Note: make sure you've loaded the gazelle.sql into your database before running Ocelot.

2. Build the project by doing the following:

cmake .
make

This will create a folder called bin and place the ocelot_server binary inside.

Development

Those who would like to run the test suite need to download gmock (currently version 1.7.0) in the immediate parent directory of ocelot, and need to run cmake . -DBUILD_TESTING=1 to enable the ocelot_tests target.

Currently, tests are using config.cpp to setup ocelot and run the suite. Please load the sql dump called snapshot.sql which is located in the test directory prior to running the test suite, or the majority of the tests will fail.

To build and run the tests, you can use make ocelot_tests and run ./bin/ocelot_tests.

Dependencies

Ocelot requires the following dependencies:

1. boost::system
2. boost::iostreams
3. boost::asio
4. libev
5. mysql++

By default, CMake will assume these can all be found in /usr/local/include, /usr/include, or /usr/include/mysql and libs found in /usr/local/lib. These should be the default paths for aptitude and homebrew.

Platforms

Ocelot has been tested on OSX Mavericks using Clang, Gentoo 64bit, and Ubuntu 12.04/ 14.04 using GCC 4.8.

License

See LICENSE file in project root.