How to seed dated dirs anybody know with utorrent? using rss downloader.
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How to seed dated dirs anybody know with utorrent? using rss downloader.
What exactly are you trying to accomplish? Maybe post an example for us to understand and be able to help.Quote:
Originally Posted by tashkas
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i want to reseed dated dirs, such like /MP3/20170724/ and im using rss downloader on utorrent. What syntax or symbols should be for dated dir save as in?
I still don't understand. Do you have on your computer the dated folders and you want to seed them somewhere?Quote:
Originally Posted by tashkas
Or you want to download from a tracker and save in dated folders?
Both are doable but language seems to be a barrier here
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i have it, i want to reseed it but, everyday new dated dirs creats and i need auto it, i cant use /MP3/20170724/ because tommorow all new rls cant be reseeded.
Could you please elaborate more?
Basically, what I have understood is that:
You have new files each day that you want to upload them automatically without you interfering.
If that's the problem, I don't think you can solve it with any torrent client.
What you need basically is a script that check the new folder if it exists and if it does contain any files.
Then it will call the torrent client (if it has a cli interface) to upload those files.
i want to reseed existing torrents, but all those files that I have are located in dated dirs, if i will download torrent from tracker it will not reseed it because I use utorrent client which dont recognize it /"$(date +"%Y%m%d")"/. if you type this command whit cd in front in shell you will get this day date. :D when i add this line in utorrent rss downloader it just add as symbols. have you understood what I said?
cd /home/incoming/0DAY/"$(date +"%Y%m%d")"/
-bash: cd: /home/incoming/0DAY/20170726/
I need this one to add in utorrent rss downloader.
If you are renaming the files after downloading you will never be able to seed them.Quote:
Originally Posted by tashkas
What you can do is download all your torrents to eg.
/home/unsorted
And then have the script to copy and extract to
/home/incoming/0DAY/"$(date +"%Y%m%d"
The downside is that you will need double the space as you will duplicate all your files.
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@tashkas
Of course, rss downloader can't understand a shell language, in this case bash syntax.
But, let me reframe what you've said and tell me if that's what you want or not .
You want to download new files with rss downloader to new folders each day.
So Today's files will go to 7262017 directory.
Tomorrow's files will go to 7272017 directory.
and so on ...
Is that What you want?
@masonos
I don't think he wants to rename them.
As far as I understand, he want to change the downloaded path based on the date.
So today's files will be placed/downloaded in today's directory and so on.
If that's the case and the problem is a simple organization of the files
you can just use one folder for all your downloads like what masonos said
and you can use find to locate all your downloads within a certain range.
You can then copy them, see them, whatever ...
i dont want to download anything because i have them via ftp just need to reseed directory via utorrent rss downloader. tracker have same files needs just rehash them but i cant show in uttorent path where they are stored because they are in dated dirs, Do you know how 0day and mp3 thing goes in ftp? if not give up its not for you to answer.