[Libtorrent-devel] Short rtorrent question

Jens Rasmus Liland jensrasmus at gmail.com
Wed Oct 7 07:48:03 UTC 2009


I am not very in to commandline editing after rtorrent is started. I
suppoose you have to add that line of yours to the .rc-file. Personally I
think it is a good thing that rtorrent does not save any information without
one knowing it. Maybe some other more competent person than me can help 'Der
Mickster' out?

On Tue, Oct 6, 2009 at 9:55 PM, Der Mickster <retroeffective at gmail.com>wrote:

> > How do I download just the files I want to (e.g. sample-file or
> info-files)
> > in a download in rtorrent?
>
> Hear, hear! That's something I would like to know as well. Also, I've
> been surprised to discover that rtorrent doesn't save any information
> about the torrents downloaded during the previous session - and if I
> just reload them, will it have any memory of my having specified a
> particular location for each and every one of them using ctrl-x
>
> d.set_directory_base=/mnt/somewhere/my_music_folder/flac/artist/album_\(year\)
> - will I have to go through that routine every time I start rtorrent,
> or did I just have to run it as a daemon to avoid this palaver in the
> first place? Another thing I don't quite understand is why I have to
> specify a minimum number of peers in the rc file - does that mean
> rtorrent won't download a torrent that has less seeds than whatever
> number I put there? Also - i tried it out at first with a torrent from
> a public tracker, one with 800+ seeds - I get a steady 1.3 MB/Sec on
> such torrents with Ktorrent, but rtorrent running with the present
> configuration (I didn't customise the default rc file that I copied to
> my home directory from /usr/share/doc/rtorrent/examples as to yet).
> Ideally, I'd like to remove all speed/connection number limits, and
> keep it running all the time but without starting to download whatever
> torrent file I put in the directory it watches before I specify the
> path to the download location and the name of the folder I want my
> stuff in. Any input would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Cheerio,
>
> Mick.
>
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