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Hey torrent and linux server pros! I could use some help. I want to automate my small raspberry torrent box to download all *.torrent files from specific RSS feed from kat.ph, how can I do this? All guides just point out how to insert RSS feed to uTorrent. As a client I'm using Transmission and I used to use Flexget to pull files from YIFY feed but thats dead now.
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>>55266351
>YIFY
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>>55266371
They're long gone now :)
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You want this on top of uTorrent. https://github.com/Novik/ruTorrent
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>>55266394
I don't use and I don't want to use uTorrent.
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>>55266412
Because? Everyone that does torrent automation used it, good luck finding anything else that is wildly supported.
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>>55266394
>>55266412
>>55266426
what is rtorrent?
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>>55266351
So this might be a bit different for your use-case, but I get latest seasonal anime with flexget and rtorrent.
Flexget basically is a daemon/cron-script configured by YAML to do just basically that. automate downloading torrents with a torrent client (Transmission and rtorrent being supported for sure, not sure about other torrent clients.)
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>>55266351
That would be comfy photo if her posture wasn't so bad. That's hurt.
And don't get me started on how sore you wrists, lower back and neck would get
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>>55266412
I think >>55266394 meant rtorrent, which is free and open source and is not affiliated with utorrent. rutorrent is a free and open source frontend for rtorrent
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>>55266426
>Everyone that does torrent automation used it
Kill yourself
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>install showsrage
>install deluge
>start up deluge and showsrage as systemd services
>configure
>get shows and chinese cartoons before i even know theyve been released.
good stuff.
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