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Update: my rTorrent client shows [Throttle 102400/102400 KB] which is not good at all as it should be [Throttle Off/Off KB]. Any idea guys?

The web ui should allow you to add up to 20 torrents at once through the browser option. Set to don't start automatically and the force a rehash.

Hello everyone, I'm using ruTorrent v3.3 and rTorrent 0.8.9 and I'm trying to configure it properly for my 10Gbit bandwidth, unfortunately with no luck at all. While gettings into the rtorrent.rc file and looking around there are some parameters I should change, but yet again - the parameters...

Call a bash script instead of "mv", that in turn CALLS mv, with the proper target path built using a plain (non-path) label. KISS! Basically „mv "$1" "$HOME/the/target/$2"” in a script. And that also allows to easily add a „mkdir "$HOME/the/target/$2"” for good measure, and any tests (like...

Try to compare URL from the RSS Feed and the "manual" URL. And you will see a difference. Magnet link from the thepiratebay RSS feed don't contain a tracker's info.

The solution from the TPB site is: RSS URL/RSS#.xml So RSS|Add Feed | http://rss.thepiratebay.se/208/208.xml Now rtorrent/rutorrent will accept the URL. rtorrent/rutorrent will not accept URL's with out a complete URL including a file name. Just change the 208.xml to what ever RSS # you...

Maybe a dumb idea but you could try this: - save every torrent-file you have currently seeding - stop rtorrent - clean out the session-directory - start rtorrent - load every torrent-file again Side-note: this got nothing to do with ruTorrent...

I am trying to use the RSS plugin for rtorrent/rutorrent and following: http://forums.rutorrent.org/index.php?topic=183.0 When I use the URL, as an example, HD TV http://rss.thepiratebay.se/208 rtorrent states its in an invalid URL If I use something like...

Also transfer the session files, that information is stored in there.

I am in kind of the same boat. When I used my home computer and utorrent, I ran a script for filebot after a show had finished. This unpacked, identified, change file name and filed into my media server to be picked up by media portal. Would love to make my seedbox more "hands off".

I have used a seedbox for about 6 months now and recently got another one. I have a 100mbit up/down connection on the server. It has a 3.2 Ghz Cpu and 4GB of RAM I am getting low upload speed on this new server: 400-900kb/s when its suppose to go 8-10mb/s. I've messed around with the bandwidth...

Try setting a higher timeout value in settings. Failing that check httpd error log for any related messages, could be exhausted PHP memory for example.

Code: Change version: "3.5 (svn $Rev: 2308 $)", to version: "3.5", in /rutorrent/js/webui.js

Awesome, glad to hear it's correct. Makes sense to me now.

Put all that logic in a bash script, emit the target path, capture that and use it in set_dir, be done much easier.

Hey everyone, I just freshly installed rutorrent and rtorrent and I'm seeing this: Is it supposed to show the (svn $Rev: 2308 $) bit, or is something wrong here?

Install plugin _getdir

You can't do this, because this is a *File* Manager. It doesn't know anything about rtorrent (and it can work without rtorrent at all). For moving torrents you must use plugin '_datadir' (it add command 'Save As' to the torrent's context menu).

And this is a normal behavior. Try to answer to the one question - how rtorrent must know about your moving?

I just noticed that there seems to be some problem with "repeated" writes to the uisettings file. For example if I open the settings tab and change the GUI refresh rate to some value this will be saved. If I try to alter the file again by for example by rearranging a column in the torrent view...