Transmission

Ok thanks, just wanted to make sure it was not something I was doing =)

I am using transmission 2.60 (the latest version I have available to me) and can not get the rate limit to work correctly...! There has to be something I am missing or not seeing and need help figuring it out.

I have a 100Mb connection and want to set limits of 80% UP and 90% DOWN. This should ...

As you mentioned I did indeed mean it has no effect and according to the man files you can specify "all" when using the priority switches. Unfortunately when I try to add a torrent and specify a priority it does not take. As for the bandwidth, this too has no effect when adding torrents. Though I ...

Been tweaking my queue management/rss script and thought I would add priorities to it. I have been playing with transmission-remote but the -ph -pn -ph nor the -Bl -Bn -Bh flags seem to have an effect when adding a torrent. Can anyone shed some light on this?

ex.
transmission-remote -a <torrent ...

@ JRRandall Good work on making your own script, but you may wanna look into checking for .part[0-9]+.rar files (I wrote that in regular expression format as it is easy to represent that way). If you don't account for this then the script will try to unrar each part of the rared file (ex. foo.part01 ...

Thanks for the information, I do something along that line now to account for the problem. Thanks for the suggestion though.

It would be great to have a new option that would remove and delete all files that are in the download and it's containing folders. After extraction there will be files left over in the downloaded folder that seem to prevent the folder from being removed when --remove-and-delete is called via ...

Was reading through the script and it looks interesting, but could you tell me where $TR_TORRENT_ID and $TR_TORRENT_NAME come from? Are these passed to the script from the daemon as parameters some how?

Thanks for the info, tracker queries are not touched correct?

When one uses a blocklist, is the blocking on both incoming and outgoing traffic or just one or the other?

Any chance transmission, mainly the nix daemon, will be getting an allow list option? It can be a bit of a pain combining lists by hand and trying to account for wrongly blocked IPs. I know this is not a "transmission" issue, but it could be taken care of by it.

Correct me if I am wrong, but OS X is similar to nix and as such has a form of bash correct? If it does then why not just write a shell script to pull the rss feed, rip the links out of it and put them in the monitored folder. I do something very similar on a NAS.