rtorrent-automover
Moves complete torrents automagically for rtorrent. Can also cleanup when something is both moved and seeded enough.
Instructions
How to get this ship sailing. First, rtorrent needs to download stuff to specific folders, as that’s how we figure out where to move from.
Second, XMLRPC needs to be configured, see the ruTorrent project for instructions: http://code.google.com/p/rutorrent/wiki/Installation
If all you need is remove torrents after a given timeperiod or ratio limit, do not add any section_ sections to the conf file.
Installation
virtualenv automover cd automover bin/pip install rtorrent-automover
Configuration
There is an example config file, modify it for your needs (https://github.com/JohnDoee/rtorrent-automover/blob/master/automover.conf.example).
automove_syntax is an optional option that can help sort e.g. tv show. The example used, %(show)s/Season.%(season)0.2i/ will try to sort tv shows by show name and season.
Execute
bin/automover automover.conf and it will try to move stuff.
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