Deluge
You can view the source on github: https://github.com/Laharah/uTorrent_to_Deluge
First a disclaimer:
I have never distributed anything in python, so I have no idea how to include the required dependencies or the relevant parts of the deluge client into a .egg or similar. I'd like to be able to distribute this for people of all technical ability, but I don't really know how. SO, you must at least have python and know how to install a python package.
If anyone would like to tell me how to make this script in to a user friendly, self contained egg, or wants to do it themselves I'd be glad to put it up here.
Requirements:
- Python
- a version of Deluge that matches a python version you have installed.
- Twisted installed for python
- Place the script in the deluge-1.3.6.egg folder in your deluge install path. (usually C:\Program Files (x86)\Deluge\deluge-1.3.6-py2.6.egg) YOU MUST DO THIS FOR THE SCRIPT TO RUN UNLESS YOU HAVE INSTALLED DELUGE AS A PYTHON PATH
- Shutdown uTorrent if it is running (script may not complete if a file from a torrent is in the "open" state. so close any media programs you may have open as well.)
- Make sure deluge is running with CLASSIC MODE DISABLED. You can re-enable classic after the import.
- Double click or use the command line to run the script.
The script will output a log of any torrents that could not be added successfully.
Notes
- The script assumes that your uTorrent resume.dat is in the default location of %APPDATA%\uTorrent. if this is not the case, you must either include the full path of resume.dat as the first argument to the script or drag and drop resume.dat onto the script file.
- Do not run the script on a backup or moved copy of resume.dat. uTorrent uses relative paths when storing the resume data so the script uses the resume.dat path as a relative path to find the .torrent files. The script doesn't edit resume.dat, but if you're paranoid you can make a backup beforehand.
- I didn't comment the code because I'm lazy (sorry). If you've got questions or concerns let me know and I can answer them or go back and do the comments if there's a demand for them.
- On Linux, the script first looks in the WINE configuration (~/.wine/drive_c/users/$USER/Application Data/uTorrent/resume.dat), and then in the user home dir (~/uTorrent/resume.dat). Of course, you can always give any other path as an argument.
- In case of WINE, the script will try to resolve drive letter mappings (defined in ~/.wine/dosdevices) and replace them with their real Linux paths. If you don't fancy that, just add the '--no-wine-mapping' argument.
- Shutdown uTorrent if it is running (script may not complete if a file from a torrent is in the "open" state. so close any media programs you may have open as well.)
- Make sure deluge is running with CLASSIC MODE DISABLED. You can re-enable classic after the import.
- Double click or use the command line to run the script.
- Please note that this script was just tested with the Windows version of uTorrent 3.4 running within WINE - no idea how any other version behaves.
