Transmission

Hello, it looks very good. Q: I have Transmission BitTorrent installed on a OpenWrt router, can I use this bot from telegram on my Android? On the router I have installed python-telegram-bot. it's possible, but your openwrt kernel should be compiled with "FPU Emulator" enabled, your curre...

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Get it from: https://github.com/pyed/transmission-telegram

I successfully compiled your version of Transmission, I noticed a couple of options in my settings.json file, as well as the web ui is better now, great work. I believe that the two options that are relevant to our topic are the following "concurrent-announces-maximum": 48, "multiscra...

well, I just changed this line from 64 to 15 and compiled the trunk, now it runs fine without logging about that too long URI error, I'm not sure if that's the right thing to do.

https://trac.transmissionbt.com/ticket/6126#comment:2 here I've patched as a setting https://github.com/cfpp2p/transmission/commit/83bca0adcffa3fdd522533dbd00656fc061931d8 I couldn't patch current trunk with that commit, I ended up with the following: pyed@Debian8:~/build/Transmission$ patch -p1 < ...

https://trac.transmissionbt.com/ticket/6126#comment:2 here I've patched as a setting https://github.com/cfpp2p/transmission/commit/83bca0adcffa3fdd522533dbd00656fc061931d8 does this problem affect the performance of transmission ? can you please explain a bit more about TR_MULTISCRAPE_MAX and why i...

I got millions of this error in my log file, this doesn't mean that Transmission isn't performing as expected, it does, my torrents are healthy and active. this tracker I get this error from is a private tracker, someone asked about this error over at this trackers forum and this was on the response...

c vs. I/3 c ! :? That is likely 'tit-for-tat' which is how bittorrenting works. Peers-per-torrent and upload slots are configurable. https://trac.transmissionbt.com/wiki/EditConfigFiles I know how bittorrenting works, but at home my upload speed won't cross 100Kb/s and my download would hit 1.7Mb/s...

well, doing this with shell script would be better and easier, but here's python script to do that #!/usr/bin/env python from os import system, environ from sys import exit from os.path import join to_dic = "CHANGE ME TO THE DESIRED LOCATION" # e.g /Users/me/Movies tName = environ['TR_TORR...

Hi, I've this server with 100/100 line so i can upload and download 10MB/sec at the same time. this server has ubuntu running and I installed my favourite torrent client Transmission, the thing is that if I caped the upload speed of one torrent to 2MB/sec the download will drop from 10MB/sec to 3-2M...

Outside of the variable name, no I don't know of any smarter way to handle it. As far as I know that is the recommended way of doing it. while I'm writing my script and googling around I found 'smarter' way to do it :D from os.path import join tName = environ['TR_TORRENT_DIR'] tDir = environ['TR_TO...

Outside of the variable name, no I don't know of any smarter way to handle it. As far as I know that is the recommended way of doing it. :lol: , I just wrote this stupid variable here to make it clear if someone with limited knowledge needed this piece of information, and i'm glad to know that this...

How about a bash script that contains: #!/bin/bash path/to/script.py $TR_TORRENT_NAME $TR_TORRENT_DIR The other option is to rewrite the script to also look for those environment variables if they are not supplied on the command line. The idea with supplying environment variables is so that you don...

Hi, i'm new to Python and writing scripts, I was writing script for other clients that runs scripts on torrent completion, but they would come with arguments like this 'path/to/script.py %N %D' %N would be the name and %D the location of the directory. but in transmission i couldn't understand this,...