Deluge + torrentexpander
Deluge + torrentexpander
Is there a way to get deluge to trigger torrent expander?
Re: Deluge + torrentexpander
A quick scan of their website seems to suggest simply using Execute plugin would work, you just need a small script to call torrentexpander using the values from the plugin.
Re: Deluge + torrentexpander
Could someone assist with a script please...
I've tried adding torrentexpander.sh to the execute in Deluge but noting happens.
TORRENTEXPANDER 101
There are various ways to run this script as a daemon :
- It can be invoked with the command torrentexpander.sh "/Path/to/your/torrent"
- You can export torrent="/Path/to/your/torrent" and start torrentexpander.sh
- If you want Flexget to trigger torrentexpander.sh, have it echo the torrent path to a file and start torrentexpander.sh. The third_party_log file will be used as a source file for torrentexpander.sh and the resulting files will then be listed in this third_party_log file.
I've tried adding torrentexpander.sh to the execute in Deluge but noting happens.
TORRENTEXPANDER 101
There are various ways to run this script as a daemon :
- It can be invoked with the command torrentexpander.sh "/Path/to/your/torrent"
- You can export torrent="/Path/to/your/torrent" and start torrentexpander.sh
- If you want Flexget to trigger torrentexpander.sh, have it echo the torrent path to a file and start torrentexpander.sh. The third_party_log file will be used as a source file for torrentexpander.sh and the resulting files will then be listed in this third_party_log file.
Re: Deluge + torrentexpander
As I said you need an intermediery bash script like this:
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#!/bin/bash
torrentid="$1"
torrentname="$2"
torrentpath="$3"
exec torrentexpander.sh "$torrentpath"
Last edited by johnnyg on Thu Aug 30, 2012 12:52 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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