Can anyone shed some light on this?
I loaded Autotools and set up the automove to move my completed downloads to a completed folder. Works great.
Then, I set up an script to notify me by email/push notification when a torrent finishes:
Code:
system.method.set_key = event.download.finished,notify_me,"execute={~/notify.sh,$d.get_name=}"
I am receiving the notifications like I expected, but now the files are not being moved. I removed the notifier line from .rtorrent.rc, and the automove starts working again.
I've been browsing all over looking for a solution and found a snippet somewhere that mentioned that I cannot do both Autotools and call event.download.finished, but it didn't explain how or why. If I can't make it work this way, how else could I do this so I achieve the desired effect?
I need to use Autotools because it maintains subfolder structure from the working folder to the completed folder (organized by TV/Movies/etc.). Maybe there is some way I can modify the php to call the notify.sh bash script for me, instead of using rtorrent to do it...?
I loaded Autotools and set up the automove to move my completed downloads to a completed folder. Works great.
Then, I set up an script to notify me by email/push notification when a torrent finishes:
Code:
system.method.set_key = event.download.finished,notify_me,"execute={~/notify.sh,$d.get_name=}"
I am receiving the notifications like I expected, but now the files are not being moved. I removed the notifier line from .rtorrent.rc, and the automove starts working again.
I've been browsing all over looking for a solution and found a snippet somewhere that mentioned that I cannot do both Autotools and call event.download.finished, but it didn't explain how or why. If I can't make it work this way, how else could I do this so I achieve the desired effect?
I need to use Autotools because it maintains subfolder structure from the working folder to the completed folder (organized by TV/Movies/etc.). Maybe there is some way I can modify the php to call the notify.sh bash script for me, instead of using rtorrent to do it...?
