The available arguments for the Python tracker (bttrack.py) are:

--port <arg>

port to listen on. (defaults to 80)

--dfile <arg>

file to store recent downloader info in (this is a REQUIRED parameter)

--bind <arg>

ip to bind to locally (defaults to '')

--socket_timeout <arg>

timeout for closing connections (defaults to 15)

--save_dfile_interval <arg>

seconds between saving dfile (defaults to 300)

--timeout_downloaders_interval <arg>

seconds between expiring downloaders (defaults to 2700)

--reannounce_interval <arg>

seconds downloaders should wait between reannouncements (defaults to 1800)

--response_size <arg>

number of peers to send in an info message (defaults to 50)

--timeout_check_interval <arg>

time to wait between checking if any connections have timed out (defaults to 5)

--nat_check <arg>

whether to check back and ban downloaders behind NAT (defaults to 1)

--min_time_between_log_flushes <arg>

minimum time it must have been since the last flush to do another one (defaults to 3.0)

--allowed_dir <arg>

only allow downloads for .torrents in this dir (defaults to '')

--parse_allowed_interval <arg>

minutes between reloading of allowed_dir (defaults to 15)

--show_names <arg>

whether to display names from allowed dir (defaults to 1)

--favicon <arg>

file containing x-icon data to return when browser requests favicon.ico (defaults to '')

--only_local_override_ip <arg>

ignore the ip GET parameter from machines which aren't on local network IPs (defaults to 1)

--logfile <arg>

file to write the tracker logs, use - for stdout (default) (defaults to '')

--allow_get <arg>

use with allowed_dir; adds a /file?hash={hash} url that allows users to download the torrent file (defaults to 0)

--keep_dead <arg>

keep dead torrents after they expire (so they still show up on your /scrape and web page) (defaults to 0)

--max_give <arg>

maximum number of peers to give with any one request (defaults to 200)