Ratio-Plugin Description needed
- Thread starter somus1735
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I have these defined in my rtorrent.rc
Code:
group.insert_persistent_view = rat_0
group.rat_0.ratio.enable=
group.rat_0.ratio.min.set=150
group.rat_0.ratio.max.set=10000
group.rat_0.ratio.upload.set=50
system.method.set = group.rat_0.ratio.command, "d.stop=; d.close="
group.insert_persistent_view = rat_1
group.rat_1.ratio.enable=
group.rat_1.ratio.min.set=250
group.rat_1.ratio.max.set=10000
group.rat_1.ratio.upload.set=50
system.method.set = group.rat_1.ratio.command, "d.stop=; d.close="
group.insert_persistent_view = rat_2
group.rat_2.ratio.enable=
group.rat_2.ratio.min.set=350
group.rat_2.ratio.max.set=10000
group.rat_2.ratio.upload.set=50
system.method.set = group.rat_2.ratio.command, "d.stop=; d.close="
group.insert_persistent_view = rat_3
group.rat_3.ratio.enable=
group.rat_3.ratio.min.set=450
group.rat_3.ratio.max.set=10000
group.rat_3.ratio.upload.set=50
system.method.set = group.rat_3.ratio.command, "d.stop=; d.close="
and I have this in my ratio conf.php file
Code:
<?php
// configuration parameters
define('MAX_RATIO', 4);
$isAutoStart = false; // if false, then you need start plugin mannualy.
Now when I add a new torrent, what is the default ratio in case I did not select one from the group? What is the use of the groups defined in rtorrent configuration file if the plugin values are different than what is in rtorrent config file?!!
I am not sure that I know fully how this plugin actually work! I do not get any errors now, the ratio works if set using the plugin, but the values defined in the plugin are different than the ones defined in rtorrent configuration file, and there is no default value for a newly added torrent. I am sure that my lack of knowledge is to blame not the coders...
I would really appreciate an urgent clarification for a n00b
thnx in advance
Code:
group.insert_persistent_view = rat_0
group.rat_0.ratio.enable=
group.rat_0.ratio.min.set=150
group.rat_0.ratio.max.set=10000
group.rat_0.ratio.upload.set=50
system.method.set = group.rat_0.ratio.command, "d.stop=; d.close="
group.insert_persistent_view = rat_1
group.rat_1.ratio.enable=
group.rat_1.ratio.min.set=250
group.rat_1.ratio.max.set=10000
group.rat_1.ratio.upload.set=50
system.method.set = group.rat_1.ratio.command, "d.stop=; d.close="
group.insert_persistent_view = rat_2
group.rat_2.ratio.enable=
group.rat_2.ratio.min.set=350
group.rat_2.ratio.max.set=10000
group.rat_2.ratio.upload.set=50
system.method.set = group.rat_2.ratio.command, "d.stop=; d.close="
group.insert_persistent_view = rat_3
group.rat_3.ratio.enable=
group.rat_3.ratio.min.set=450
group.rat_3.ratio.max.set=10000
group.rat_3.ratio.upload.set=50
system.method.set = group.rat_3.ratio.command, "d.stop=; d.close="
and I have this in my ratio conf.php file
Code:
<?php
// configuration parameters
define('MAX_RATIO', 4);
$isAutoStart = false; // if false, then you need start plugin mannualy.
Now when I add a new torrent, what is the default ratio in case I did not select one from the group? What is the use of the groups defined in rtorrent configuration file if the plugin values are different than what is in rtorrent config file?!!
I am not sure that I know fully how this plugin actually work! I do not get any errors now, the ratio works if set using the plugin, but the values defined in the plugin are different than the ones defined in rtorrent configuration file, and there is no default value for a newly added torrent. I am sure that my lack of knowledge is to blame not the coders...
I would really appreciate an urgent clarification for a n00b
thnx in advance
I don't think torrents will automatically be added with ratio.
I don't really use the ratio plugin much, but i know the plugin DID work when i tried it. I'm fairly sure you can set RSS downloads to be in specific groups and you can manually set a torrent with a ratio group, but outside of that i'm not sure if you can make it a default.
I don't really use the ratio plugin much, but i know the plugin DID work when i tried it. I'm fairly sure you can set RSS downloads to be in specific groups and you can manually set a torrent with a ratio group, but outside of that i'm not sure if you can make it a default.
If you add new torrent through web interface, you need to check - is it really added. If you need to check - you can to specify ratio for it by hands. If you add new torrent through rtorrent watch directory, you can to specify ratio in watch command. For example
schedule = watch_directory,5,10,"load_start_verbose=foo_2/*.torrent, view.set_visible=rat_0"
schedule = watch_directory,5,10,"load_start_verbose=foo_2/*.torrent, view.set_visible=rat_0"
if you want all torrents to have ratio automatically you don't even need this plugin
just add something like this to .rtorrent.rc
Code:
ratio.enable=
ratio.min.set=200
ratio.max.set=0
ratio.upload.set=0
system.method.set = group.seeding.ratio.command, d.close=
just add something like this to .rtorrent.rc
Code:
ratio.enable=
ratio.min.set=200
ratio.max.set=0
ratio.upload.set=0
system.method.set = group.seeding.ratio.command, d.close=
I think the rtorrent developers envisioned different watch directories for different ratios.
I might be wrong, you'd have to ask them. In all honesty, the ratio plugin works really well but i'm not sure there is an answer to BOTH options.
As far as i can tell, you can run the plugin, and manually give torrents ratio
OR
you can set ratio settings for diffrent watch directories.
Using the plugin works well, and allows you to switch with ratios of torrents at any time...Novik might know a way to make it automatically add a ratio on startup. I don't
I might be wrong, you'd have to ask them. In all honesty, the ratio plugin works really well but i'm not sure there is an answer to BOTH options.
As far as i can tell, you can run the plugin, and manually give torrents ratio
OR
you can set ratio settings for diffrent watch directories.
Using the plugin works well, and allows you to switch with ratios of torrents at any time...Novik might know a way to make it automatically add a ratio on startup. I don't
