Higher automation
Posted: Wed Apr 02, 2014 4:53 pm
Hi there guys and kudos for the great work.
I'm here to see what can be done to further automate the downloading and "sorting" of torrents.
Currently I'm running deluge on fedora in a VM (workstation 10). Several drives are hosting my media collection on the win 8.1 host (drive D: for downloads, E: and F: for movies, G: for anime and anime movies: F: for tv shows and so on).Each disk is mapped as a CIFS share in the VM.
Now, Deluge downloads in ~/downloads (disk D:) /torrent/temp, and once the download is finished moves the data to ~/downloads/torrent/done. This quickly fills my D: disk up.
I'd like to (automatically) move the files in the appropriate directory. That's to say: if I download the last episode of walking dead, let's say [crewname]The.Walking.Dead.03x12.[RESxRES][ENG.FRA.GER.JAP][whateverelsetagtheychoose].mkv, it should move it to ~/tvshows(disk F:)/The Walking Dead/Season 03/[crewname]The.Walking.Dead.03x12.[RESxRES][ENG.FRA.GER.JAP][whateverelsetagtheychoose].mkv.
BUT, if I choose to download a whole season of...idk, let's say the new cosmos, it'll be [tag][tag]thenewcosmosserieseason01[tag][tag]/ep1.mkv, ep2.mkv etc, it should then be moved only in ~/tvshows/.
Step 2 is to use the filebot AMC script to scan, scrub and rename/hardlink the files in the appropriate directory structure in C:\Media\ for XBMC to use.
The reason I can't use filebot for step 1 is that I want to keep seeding them, and if the files are moved outside of deluge seeding will stop (actually deluge will even re-download them, which is silly).
Anybody found a way to do something like that? None of the plugins seems to be useful, that way.
On a side note, I found that deluge on that vm is _very_ CPU intensive. I'm quite afraid it's the VM's fault, but if anybody has any insight to share on that matter, it'd be appreciated too.
For now, I'll just try to rebuild the seedbox for hyper-v, perhaps it'll run better.
Thanks in advance.
I'm here to see what can be done to further automate the downloading and "sorting" of torrents.
Currently I'm running deluge on fedora in a VM (workstation 10). Several drives are hosting my media collection on the win 8.1 host (drive D: for downloads, E: and F: for movies, G: for anime and anime movies: F: for tv shows and so on).Each disk is mapped as a CIFS share in the VM.
Now, Deluge downloads in ~/downloads (disk D:) /torrent/temp, and once the download is finished moves the data to ~/downloads/torrent/done. This quickly fills my D: disk up.
I'd like to (automatically) move the files in the appropriate directory. That's to say: if I download the last episode of walking dead, let's say [crewname]The.Walking.Dead.03x12.[RESxRES][ENG.FRA.GER.JAP][whateverelsetagtheychoose].mkv, it should move it to ~/tvshows(disk F:)/The Walking Dead/Season 03/[crewname]The.Walking.Dead.03x12.[RESxRES][ENG.FRA.GER.JAP][whateverelsetagtheychoose].mkv.
BUT, if I choose to download a whole season of...idk, let's say the new cosmos, it'll be [tag][tag]thenewcosmosserieseason01[tag][tag]/ep1.mkv, ep2.mkv etc, it should then be moved only in ~/tvshows/.
Step 2 is to use the filebot AMC script to scan, scrub and rename/hardlink the files in the appropriate directory structure in C:\Media\ for XBMC to use.
The reason I can't use filebot for step 1 is that I want to keep seeding them, and if the files are moved outside of deluge seeding will stop (actually deluge will even re-download them, which is silly).
Anybody found a way to do something like that? None of the plugins seems to be useful, that way.
On a side note, I found that deluge on that vm is _very_ CPU intensive. I'm quite afraid it's the VM's fault, but if anybody has any insight to share on that matter, it'd be appreciated too.
For now, I'll just try to rebuild the seedbox for hyper-v, perhaps it'll run better.
Thanks in advance.