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Hi, I have a problem with compiling rtorrent 0.9.4 on my raspberry Pi - OS: Xbian (based on debian wheezy, kernel 3.12.20+). I already made it working on my seedbox using this guide but have a problem with raspberry Pi. I'm sure that xmlrpc-c is properly compiled because i made the same steps...

Can anyone please help me with this one? /^(the.)?walking.dead.*(s)?(04|4)(e|x)?[0-9]+.*hdtv.*/i Matching to: The.Walking.Dead.S04E16.HDTV.Anything http://regex101.com/#PCRE says that it matches, and the filename is in my feed but Rutorrent is telling me 0 matches and nothing downloads.

No way. Because 1) really feed hasn't field 'item size' or something like that. In your case size is stored inside 'description' field as plain text, without any formatting 2) in common case feed doesn't contain these data at all.

See filter's property 'Min interval'.

have a look into %rutorrent%/share/users/%user%/settings/rss/cache/filters default settings seems not to be present

Edited: Ignore. I found link I was after here https://code.google.com/p/rutorrent/source/detail?r=2306 Is this configurable in my own settings somehow? I don't want to edit plugins/rss/conf.php manually as it will overwrite any time i upgrade rutorrent, but would like to add my own private feed...

How did you guess? Did I miss a previously asked question? I wrote a wrapper that pulled the feed and created a guid the same as the link field an set the pubDate based on info in the description. But it still happens. I should have mentioned, I also recently setup the auto move feature, I...

You didn't close the statement? I see 4x ( but only 3x ) Maybe my regex leaves me alone at this moment but /^(wwe.monday.night.raw.*(s)?(03|3)(e|x)?[0-9]+.*)/i looks much better.

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Thank you very much, I feel really stupid, I below at first /^dexter.*(s)?(07|7)(e|x)?[0-9]+.*hdtv/i But changed to current episode. Well, case closed If i only want to fetch the 720p release instead of both released, what shall i change?

ruTorrent RSS pcre tutorial. https://docs.google.com/Doc?docid=0AQYMH4twARqFZGZnazVkaGdfNWR0ajV4Z2No&hl=en

Just wondering how I would set up an Auto download RSS filter for all episodes Archer 2009 S03E08 720p HDTV x264-IMMERSE New to this and not sure how to go about doing it. I have tried a few things to no avail.

Quote [26.02.2012 22:20:26] Error loading torrent. (http://www.revolutiontt.net/download.php/258013/Top_Gear.18x05.720p_HDTV_x264-FoV.torrent?passkey=****************) rtorrent's user make this operation. Quote However if I right click and press load on that exact RSS feed it works and...

so to exclude more than one thing you need to use the /(word1|word2|word3)/i syntax? for a single term i got /word.*/ to work, but i want to exclude more than one word for a rule. for example. in a rss rule for xxx is use: /xxx.*/i but i dont want 720, 1080, or dvdr to be grabbed. would the...

Hi. I'm trying to set up rules for the RSS plug-in. Tried all combinations, but to achieve the desired effect is not possible. The problem is in downloading from this link http://feed.rutracker.org/atom/f/507.atom torrent with the title Quote Теория Большого взрыва / The Big Bang Theory /...

How to set up auto download all category like Games/PC? Seedbox is Xirvik semidedicated, tracker is SCC. TNX!

I have added this /Avengers.Earths.Mightiest.Heroes.S01E[24-30].*/i but it didn't download Avengers.Earths.Mightiest.Heroes.S01E25.PDTV.XVID-WPi ? Did I do something wrong?

What is the difference between .* and *? My *nix experience tells me that *=any/no/all characters and .* is any 1 or more characters. What I've read here and elsewhere with torrent RSS is that .* is really more like the * I'm used to.

Hi, I struggling with setting up the Filter. My filter: /Castle.*HDTV.*/i Torrent name: Castle.2009.S03E17.720p.HDTV.X264-DIMENSION But the RSS didn't automatically download. What is wrong with my filter? BTW - Using rutorrent v3.2.

How does the start of the torrents via RSS work when the Interface is not loaded in a browser? I don't see any running rutorrent process in the background.