Transmission

Hi and thanks for replying on my thread.

I didn't found any information on CONCRETE_HASH. Were can I find this and what does it means(tried googling it but with no result)?

What I am planning to do is just writing the url that the user used and put that in the db. As soon as a second user tries to ...

I found these related urls
http://wiki.theory.org/BitTorrentSpecification
http://wiki.theory.org/Decoding_encoding_bencoded_data_with_PHP (uses $retval["isDct"] in array, which does not work for Bencoding again :s)
http://paste.lisp.org/display/17178
http://www.phpclasses.org/browse/file/16612.html ...

As I said, I don't know how the webinterface it's constructed or even what language it's built in, but try looking for a "package" that can manipulate torrent files and it's very likely you can get it that way. Thinking about it now this seems to be slightly better to extract the hash from the file ...

Transfer hash? As far as I know about transfer hashes are the ones used for each individual block, so it sounds like you want the torrent hash which is the ID of the torrent itself. I don't know how they are created but the daemon gets it from the torrent file itself (can it use magnet links yet ...

Hi all,

I am using Transmssion-daemon as a back-end for a webbased multi-user interface.

However I have some issues when 2 users want to add the same torrent.
Transmission-rpc gives a message that this is a duplicate torrent.

In a database I link the torrent hash with a user id.

My idea for ...

blacke4dawn wrote:Regardless of how You store the data Transmission would have to add a database dependency of some sort to be able to serve those figures, since being able to serve those figures it needs to store them somewhere.

So we have a database now to serve the figures like uploaded,..?

No response anymore on this? :s

Hi deadeyes,

For the branded releases it probably doesn't make sense to add a database dependency to Transmission over something small like statistics. For example, Transmission is shipped on a lot of Linux live CDs so increasing our on-disk footprint is a risky game.

My first thought is that you ...

Hi all,

I am working on a project were Transmission is used as a backend and the frontend makes it possible to have different users.
The project uses rpc to interact with Transmission.

However it would be nice if I could count what each torrent has done today and the day before.
From that basic ...

Hi all,

I am using transmission-daemon and rpc to query transmission.

While I have torrents that are totally healthy, it seems that I can't get trackerStats. On some torrents (which already finished downloading) I just get an empty array, while on other I get "tracker did not respond" and no ...

Hi johan.adriaans,

You have been able to reproduce this issue?

I can live with the IDs being changed by a restart of the transmission-daemon binary.
Each time my webapp does request all the info so that is no problem.

THe only strange thing is that I sometimes cannot start a torrent were I am clearly using the correct command line and ID. It seems like the ID ...

Hi all,

I am sometimes experiencing the following issue:

I am writing a webapp which is using rpc calls to communicate with transmission-daemon.
I use transmission-remote to test/check things.

I noticed that when I did a listing and retrieved the correct id, and then tried to start the torrent it ...

@johan.adriaans
I did not yet tried the merged version.

I am now building on johan.adriaans version.
After basic implementation is done I will try to use this code.

However, there is a major bug in your code.

235 protected function cleanRequestData ( $array )
236 {
237 if ( !is_array( $array ...

@brycec: I misunderstood that you use jsonrpc as that is in your title and also mentioned in the first post:)

I have to say I am more fond of using curl. As it eases up things.
So for me johan.adriaans seems most suitable for me.

One thing I changed was using json_decode($result, true) instead of ...