We wired everything up so your downloads get automatically imported and organized in your storage location, but one question that came up often was why two copies ultimately were left on your computer.
The answer is that although your file was renamed and stashed away, Deluge hung on to an original copy so that it could continue seeding it. As long as you occasionally checked in and deleted all the old torrents you would be fine, but this was the one thing that held the process back from being completely automated.
This post will walk you through how to set up a plugin in Deluge that will handle this maintenance for you. I want to reiterate that if you are using torrents in your setup, you should really be using a VPN to protect your IP address from prying eyes. Read more about how and why to do that here. We will be using a plugin called AutoRemovePlus. Begin by download it from this forum post.
You will want the py2. Now open up Deluge, either through the local client or the web interface if you're on a different computer. Post by StormPooper » Sun Apr 08, am.
Privacy Terms. Quick links. Where I am based bandwidth costs quite a bit so after I have downloaded a torrent I want to remove the torrent straight away. I share at a good rate while I am leeching but then don't want to let it seed for too long after that. Anyway if anyone wants something like that I have put together a python script others may want to update it as I'm not an experienced python coder.
Code: Select all get list of torrents from deluge. I've written a script that accesses uTorrent's Web UI to remove completed torrents automatically. You can find instructions on how to use it on my blog at:. Yes: click the finished torrent it will be listed as seeding and stop it there's a stop button on the toolbar. You can then delete or move the file. You should be nice and seed the files you download so that others benefit from the file being distributed, too.
Automatically stopping it is the closest you can get. Your best bet is to request a way to automatically remove a torrent once it reaches the specified ratio, making sure to explain that you can already automatically stop torrents anyway, so automatically removing them is no more harmful than that.
You should instead try qBittorrent , in portableapps format. It has the feature to remove the torrent when it reaches your set ratio. I have mine set at 1,5 sometimes 2. Use the webAPI that utorrent provides. If you enable the webUI in utorrent you will be able to get to utorrent through your web browser.
In the utorrent options you can run a program when a torrent either changes state or has finished downloading. Use that feature together with the webAPI and create a simple script that does that for you. Sign up to join this community. The best answers are voted up and rise to the top. Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group.
Create a free Team What is Teams? Sign in to your account. I am assuming many people don't keep. Automation saves time. The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:. No, please do not automatically start deleting. I like to keep them archived in case I want to download the files again later. In the current "Delete Confirmation" dialog offer the options above as a radio button instead of the current "Delete files" checkbox.
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