Sorry if the question is silly, but I'm starting installations of plugins for rtorrent. I wonder how to solve the errors below, presented to the screenshot in mediainfo and rutorrent 3.4 / rtorrent 0.8.9 / LibTorrent 0.12.9 on Ubuntu 4.12 Server 64.
screenshots: Plugin will not work. It...
Greetings everybody,
Basically I am getting the following error "mediainfo: Plugin will not work. rTorrent user can't access external program". I am installing mediainfo plugin in my rTorrent and this is the error I am getting. I Googled it couldn't solve it. Any ideas of what I need to do in...
Does not answer the original post.
I have this value set to 10 minutes, and the Feeds tab does cont down 10 minutes, but no fetching of feeds is done when 0 is reached.
I figured it out. I tried a normal "curl https://api.twitter.com/1/statuses/user_timeline.rss?screen_name=horse_ebooks" command in my shell and it came back with the error "Protocol https not supported or disabled in libcurl". Apparently the version of curl I had installed was not configured...
My problem after upgrading from rutorrent 3.2 to 3.5 is that my feeds aren't updating automatically. If i go into web-ui to update the feed all matches to stuff in rss-manager gets downloaded, so the loading and matching obviuosly works. The countdown-timer in web-ui for updating rss also works...
well I deleted the stats for each tracker and also the "All trackers" group. I also deleted stats for all of the "selected torrents" (I selected all the torrents at once) but the problem is still there.
How would I check the "zero trackers group"?
I cleared the statistics for one tracker that has shown the issue, but after running overnight it has reappeared showing hourly downloads between 740 and 830MB. Should I clear the statistics on all trackers?
I'm using 0.8.6/0.12.6 rTorrent with 3.5 Traffic plugin on a Synology NAS.
When I look a the overall traffic data (per day) it all looks fine. My upload speed peaks at approx 800mbs and with rTorrent using all my bandwidth I'm getting about 350MB upload per hour and this is displayed fine.
But...
Could someone point me in the direction of the config file, or somewhere I can reduce this timer? At the moment it seems to be set at something around 5 minutes, I'd like it to be instant if possible.
Assume its not actively watching the directory, but scanning every x seconds yeah?
Not only is that out of date, it's not very informative.
Anyway, I gave up and I'm just doing time based ratio groups now, however, it would be nice if I could say something like "if a torrents been in the client for 12 hours, and, it has a ratio below 5, and, it's from a certain ratio group...
...met.
Basically, I want to do:-
Code:
if(ratio > minRatio && time > maxTime) {
action();
}
Assuming that minRatio is the "Min,%" from the configuration, "maxTime" is the "Time,h" from the configuration, "ratio" is the current torrent's ratio and "time" is the current torrent's time running...
So what I wanted to divide my torrents into categories and check their size to manage and control when I could d/l more needed to start deleting etc.
What I did was divide them by folders, but my seedbox support (after a few errors) said thats not a good way, the best way is to leave it on the...
Hello,
I have the following in the user's .rtorrent.rc files
User1:
execute = {sh,-c,/usr/bin/php /var/www/rutorrent/php/initplugins.php user1 &}
User2:
execute = {sh,-c,/usr/bin/php /var/www/rutorrent/php/initplugins.php user2 &}
I've noticed that there are the following directories that appear to contain data for traffic
/var/www/rutorrent/share/users/user1/settings/trafic
/var/www/rutorrent/share/users/user2/settings/trafic
And there is another im guessing default when not using multiuser setup here...