snip I believe the reason the url isn't properly parsed is because the url contains &amp and not & . I belive &amp in the url suggests there is a bug somwhere. Can you check if the torrent url equals the url printed in the log? (look at the source of the RSS feed) If e.g. the original u...

Apparently something similar has been requested before: http://dev.deluge-torrent.org/ticket/629 The only thing I can think of is it could take a lot of work, especially if you want to include separate directories for labels. However it wouldn't be impossible. Just need to find someone willing to wr...

Unfortunately, you also have to pass the arguments that call that script to the batch file. I'm sure there's an easy way to do that, just need to find it. Also, for FTPGrab, you need 2.7.3 edit: try the following: Set oShell = CreateObject ("Wscript.Shell") Set args = WScript.Arguments Dim...

Not necessarily. If you can setup an FTP server on your Linux box, you could use FTPGrab to connect from your Windows machine to your seedbox every so often and grab any new files it sees in the completed directory. You'll just need to have python 2.x installed on your Windows machine. Maybe that wo...

It's all good. SCP stands for "Secure copy" and is usually found on *nix based computers, installed with ssh. In my case, I installed the cygwin suite, which allows you to install Linux like programs on Windows, and set up the ssh service through that. But, like I said earlier, this is jus...

To be honest, I just got my server set up, but the script I just created does work for me (I only have it copy certain files based on the files' location). Here's a basic copy script using scp: #!/bin/bash dest_host='username@example.org' dest_dir='/cygdrive/e/Leeching/Done' srce_file=$3/$2 dest_dir...

It is possible to copy from the Linux box to your home Windows box. You will have to install a file service of some sort on you Windows machine, however, either FTP, SFTP, SCP, RSYNC, etc. Depending on how secure you want to be and how much time you want to take to set it all up, we can figure somet...

Unfortunately, the only way (that I know of) to prevent the black command box from popping up is by running deluged as a service and running the client separately. Also, there should be 'info' after the -L (got put on the next line in my previous comment), but if it's working, you don't need to worr...

It's interesting that it copied an empty directoy; it's set to not do that. In any case, I haven't been able to get it copy an empty directory. Would you mind generating a log file for me with the following code instead? All I've done is remove the first line in the script and add the last. set dest...

With uTorrent, it does happen, but I haven't experienced that with Deluge. Let me play around with it at home and see what I can find. Also, with Deluge, you call it exactly as you have it in that previous post. What version of Deluge are you running?