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I just use Azureus (actually running in console mode on my server box in a screen session) and have the HTML WebUI enabled and the IRC bot enabled.
I don't have the html ui open the world though (but that would be easy enough).
If I want to start something while away from home I use the bot.
*Edit*
Of course, I think Azureus requires X on the box (at least I recall it does in gentoo, but maybe that's a glitch in the build system and it can be compiled to not need it).
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*Edit* Of course, I think Azureus requires X on the box (at least I recall it does in gentoo, but maybe that's a glitch in the build system and it can be compiled to not need it).