Transmission

ichiban wrote:

Longinus00 wrote:Transmission supports runnings scripts after a torrent is done seeding and a script can probably do everything you listed.

how and where?

For example: Implemented unrar and cleanup script

golddk wrote:I am trying to use this script but had no luck. Anyone made it work ?

I am using Transmission 2.04 on a Synology 110j NAS.

Do you have the stock firmware on it? Then it probably isn't equipped to run even the most basic commands in the script. Try running unrar from the shell for instance.

Could you please change the title of the topic because it doesn't cover the content. "Web-UI inspector tree structure?"
And +1 for this request.
(Move to request forum?)

If you really want to keep some trackers from getting your ip, you could restrict them with an outbound firewall or reroute them to anywhere in your hosts file. I would still like to have this feature or even remove a tracker in the web-gui just to get rid of the "access restricted" messag...

On Linux/Unix systems it is usually done by putting an event-trigger on the file system itself. Any change of a file or dir should trigger an event that is handled by the application. Is the hardcoded stuff only meant for Windows? Oh, and @Headcase_Fargone: Don't crosspost and continue here: Option ...

Dit you mean: Ticket #671: torrent queuing ?
It has been mucked about with for almost three years?!?!
Ok tmbt team, what do you need to get this done?

The common solution would be to configure a proxy as an entry-point for https. Like https://trac.transmissionbt.com/wiki/WebProxy but configured for https.

When u download a torrent somtimes there are a lot of files so would be good, if u right click the torrent and rar/tar it up for a single download rather than downloading lots of links. Ah, in some cases that would make sense. You could change the script I made to do it. (Or you could pay me to do ...

At this time of writing transmission-daemon is able to execute a single script when a torrent has finished downloading. The main drawback is that you can't tell transmission NOT to run the script for a particular torrent. A logical evolution of the script-execution-ability would be a script registra...

lazybones wrote:You will find the same if you pause and resume a torrent sometimes.. Seems like it locks on to peers and stops looking unless forced to sometimes.

... which smells like a bug.

Please elaborate. This is an odd feature request indeed.

Most people, myself included, would probably prefer to unzip/unrar/untar any archives.

You could use my script to do this. See viewtopic.php?t=10364.
You could modify the script to archive the contents.

It would be better if the script was called by transmission itself.

Something like: viewtopic.php?t=10364

Aqualung wrote:Here's a suggestion: This application would really be very useful as a portable application, especially (though not necessarily) for PortableApps.com. Would you consider building a portable version?

If it's portable you want ...

http://code.google.com/p/transmission-remote-java/

Voila.

viewtopic.php?t=10364

Hello, I have implemented this script for Debian to run from transmission-daemon after a download has finished. regards, K. Dependencies: Debian (bash compatibility, system configuration) unrar sleep transmission-remote To make the script work you have to add/change these lines in a configuration fi...