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This is a question for your server/seedbox provider not us.

Let me know if you found an answer or solution elsewhere. My showrss changed to magnets as well.. which is why all my feeds stopped. Indeed, if I "Open in Browser" the item from the feed list, it opens the huge magnet link. If I copypasta that URI into the "add torrent" box under Torrent URL...

0.9.2 has bugs in that area. There are patches, and 0.9.3.

What is unclear is that I have no idea how to check the accessibility of curl for the user. The way I understand what you're saying is that I should see if the user under which rutorrent runs can access curl, so that what it needs to do can be done. Am I right about that? My curl binary is in...

Done. Current version is now 3.6. Still the same error with the feed. Note: in /var/log/apache2/error.log I have the following: [Fri Nov 22 10:24:20 2013] [error] [client *] PHP Notice: iconv(): Detected an illegal character in input string in...

Okay... I just reinstalled it from scratch and I'm now with version 3.5 instead of the 3.4 I had before but I'm still having the same issue. I followed the exact same tutorial on my PC (where the feed works) and on my server (where it doesn't). Could you please help me with what I have to look...

I already turned on the ruTorrent diagnostic feature (if that's what I think it is, in /rutorrent/conf/config.php) but nothing is ever written in there, even after I try adding the feed. As for checking curl accessibility for web-server user I don't really know what that is about exactly, sorry...

Yes: https://www.blackcats-games.net/rss2.php?feed=dl&passkey=my_pass_key

Already did that yesterday by having the following: www.blackcats-games.net|uid=*;pass=*; I got the uid and pass (passhash) from the cookies. No change. Downloading from this tracker works though, it really just is about the RSS feeds.

Check if it is really running. Check $scgi_port and $scgi_host settings in config.php and scgi_port in rTorrent configuration file.

Hey there, I've been using rutorrent on a debian-based server for a few months now and it's been working great except for this one little thing. Whenever I'm trying to use the download RSS feed from blackcats-games.net, the same error keeps popping up in the journal: "error loading the feed"...

Just a further note. rutorrent shows the correct time for when a torrent was added etc, it is only this clock at the base that is incorrect and it is definitely not to any countries time zone, its xxhrs an 16mins out from the correct time. Is this time set at system boot before the system clock...

Thank-you for your response. The date from my debian server (obtained by typing 'date' at the command line) returns the correct value, which is different from the value shown in the bottom bar of rutorrent. I have checked my location in loaded php.ini file which is set to Europe/London...

Hello, what is the ticking clock in the lower bar of the window? Is it showing rtorrent uptime, or is it supposed to be the time? If it is a clock it is not showing the correct time . . . many thanks, S

Had the same problem went to /www/rutorrent/users/<user>/settings/ and renamed the uisettigns.json to old_uisettigns.json then restarted webserver and rtorrent. Solved it, for now.. Not sure what caused it though.. It will fetch a new uisettings.jason so you could probably remove it insted of...

Using Rutorrent 3.6 with rtorrent 0.9.2. Torrents I add manually, via RSS or via watch folder all start as "stopped" and I need to start them manually. Any idea on why?

Syntax was changed. Use ${1} instead {$1}.

No. Yet once - try to learn reqexp syntax first.

{$1} - first expression in brackets (in that case - \d\d, e.q. two digits). {$2} - second expression in brackets. This is your problem, right? Try to know more about its.

In svn version you can format directory and label from a filter parameters. Example: Filter: |Castle.*S(\d\d)E(\d\d)|i Directory: /path/Castle/Season{$1}/Episode{$2} Lablel: Castle_E{$2}S{$1} RSS item with name Castle.S03E01 will produce directory /path/Castle/Season03/Episode01 and label...