Pretty off topic now, but you can use multiple watch dirs in rtorrent, and save the torrent data to some dir of your choice. See http://libtorrent.rakshasa.no/wiki/RTorrentCommonTasks
RSS not updating
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Lol ya just slightly off now.......not that i mind 
ok ok, so there is a way to have multiple watch folder destinations. With the plugin for using irissi, can you set each show to diff watch folder? Or at least say anything from one site. bmtv=watch1 hdbits=watch2 scc=watch3? That way i can separate hd|sd|movies?
Oh and btw looking thru my exec.log now, i have no errors. Still slow on the update :/ but now i think i will try irissi again
ok ok, so there is a way to have multiple watch folder destinations. With the plugin for using irissi, can you set each show to diff watch folder? Or at least say anything from one site. bmtv=watch1 hdbits=watch2 scc=watch3? That way i can separate hd|sd|movies? Oh and btw looking thru my exec.log now, i have no errors. Still slow on the update :/ but now i think i will try irissi again
i used your auto install and set the info in /var/www/rutorrent/plugins/autodl-irssi/conf.php and then went to /.autodl/autodl.cfg to add in the port and pass but it was blank. In /.autodl there is autodl.cfg and autodl2.cfg. Both have nothing in them. In the conf.php it said
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I am assuming there should be other information in there.
Running irssi in screen i can see it says
14:54 -!- Irssi: GUI server listening on 127.0.0.1:*****
Which is what i have set in both files. Yet ruT still says
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add a few options to the [options] section
I am assuming there should be other information in there.
Running irssi in screen i can see it says
14:54 -!- Irssi: GUI server listening on 127.0.0.1:*****
Which is what i have set in both files. Yet ruT still says
when i run ps x i can see autodl is running
Strange now ruT is giving me this error
You only need to say yes when it asks you about the rutorrent plugin and autodl-irssi (and optionally the startup script and rtorrent). You've already set up rutorrent and apache, so you probably don't need to re-install them. Stop Irssi first.
If it added a port and password to your autodl2.cfg, then it also did the same thing to your conf.php file. Stop irssi, re-run the installer, and try again without changing the settings in conf.php and autodl2.cfg.
Please post in the other thread because this is WAY off topic.
The rutorrent dir i chown -R www-data:www-data , and then chmod -R 777 . I just went off the install guide here. Should it be different? The user running rT is SG. Should i chown -R that?
I never tried this before, not sure what it means....... Rss has already loaded i can see snl in the feeds for bmtv. If i stop and remove the torrent. Then click on feeds bmtv. Mark all as unloaded. I can still see "snl" in the feeds for bmtv. But it still does not load it until the 15 min mark or if i manually click update. Then it loads it straight away........
Just wondering if you found a solution for why RSS doesn't update on the timer you set? I am having the same problem with my ruT, where i have set 5mins in the conf file, but it takes around 60 minutes to auto update the feeds. Even though the little timer next to the RSS feed counts down from 5mins all the time. I can see in the execute log that its roughly every 60 minutes.
I am thinking this is just an issue with the latest SVN, as my older version i had running a few weeks back didn't have this issue.
I am thinking this is just an issue with the latest SVN, as my older version i had running a few weeks back didn't have this issue.
I decided to have a look. The reason it's not working is because there are three plugins using the same global variable $updateInterval, i.e., rss, 'trafic', and scheduler. scheduler's updateInterval is set to 60 (see its conf.php file). trafic's updateInterval is set to 15.
If you're not using the 'trafic' or scheduler plugins, you can remove them from your plugins directory and everything should be working (Novik will probably see this later and fix it, though). You may also need to restart rtorrent. Your .rtorrent.rc file should also call initplugins.php, eg. something like this:
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execute = {sh,-c,/usr/bin/php /var/rutorrent/rutorrent/php/initplugins.php yourrutorrentname &}
If you're not using the 'trafic' or scheduler plugins, you can remove them from your plugins directory and everything should be working (Novik will probably see this later and fix it, though). You may also need to restart rtorrent. Your .rtorrent.rc file should also call initplugins.php, eg. something like this:
Code:
execute = {sh,-c,/usr/bin/php /var/rutorrent/rutorrent/php/initplugins.php yourrutorrentname &}
Really, this is a not reason. This is a consequence only. But anyway, thanx, i guess this problem is a solved now.
Hey brock,
I don't know how to thank you buddy! Its working perfectly now. Thanks a million!
Multiple php files (conf.php) included once, each one overwriting the other conf.php's updateInterval variable. That's why some people got a 60 mins wait, and others got a 15 mins wait before the RSS plugin updated itself.
Addition one "incorrect" statement "require_once" into the file php/getplugins.php.
BTW, brock, is you need write permissions for project svn? I may grant it to you, if you need it and have some time for work on this project.