mhertz wrote: ↑Wed Mar 01, 2023 12:03 pm @basher, Thanks for saying that, appreciate you

@chnaski, I do apologize for off-topic'ness, somewhat, sorry mate I should have posted in the other thread obviously, sorry.

No worries

Alternatively, what if I wanted to delete any torrent labeled autodl after 20 minutes whether it’s been seeding for twenty minutes or not? Just like remove any torrent from the time it was added to twenty minutes later Assuming you still want the download to finish, then you could still use seed-ti...

If I remember right then I fixed it to work for idiocracy in the first unofficial windows installer thread, and I can't remember but saw a snippet posted using time.sleep(), which stalls whole deluge main UI thread if not remember wrong, so twisted reactor.callLater() or alike preferred I'd guess, ...

Ye, just grab the latest .egg and replace it with your current ARP egg. As long as you're using deluge 2 and py 3.7+ it's going to be fine. This would be an example of config that runs every 19 minutes and removes autodl labeled torrents that have seeded for at least 20 minutes. Note if you want it...

Alternatively, what if I wanted to delete any torrent labeled autodl after 20 minutes whether it’s been seeding for twenty minutes or not? Just like remove any torrent from the time it was added to twenty minutes later Assuming you still want the download to finish, then you could still use seed-ti...

Alternatively, what if I wanted to delete any torrent labeled autodl after 20 minutes whether it’s been seeding for twenty minutes or not?
Just like remove any torrent from the time it was added to twenty minutes later

Ye, just grab the latest .egg and replace it with your current ARP egg. As long as you're using deluge 2 and py 3.7+ it's going to be fine. This would be an example of config that runs every 19 minutes and removes autodl labeled torrents that have seeded for at least 20 minutes. Note if you want it...

basher wrote: ↑Tue Feb 28, 2023 10:20 am Still recommend using my fork though due to aforementioned fixes.

also im assuming this is for python 3.8+
and should i just install the new version as usual and it will override?

basher wrote: ↑Tue Feb 28, 2023 10:20 am Still recommend using my fork though due to aforementioned fixes.

ok, i'm swithing to that fork. can you send me a conf file for what i want to do?
i will look at this conf file for future changes.

basher wrote: ↑Tue Feb 28, 2023 10:04 am If you're using tote's fork then the time units should be in hours as well, meaning both your check interval and rule are misconfigured.

ah that's interesting
i changed it to 0.3333