I like BTQueue idea, and have played with it a bit. However, one thing puzzles me. When I add a torrent file, in most cases files (not directory) end up in the /home/[username]/incoming/ directory. What I mean is:
However, original torrent was made out of directory, and if I use btlaunchmany.py (BitTornado), I get directories created.
So, assuming the torrent was made from "test" directory, which contains files "test.part001.rar" and "test.part002.rar", I would like BTQueue to download files in:
I also encountered the same problem but not all torrents. Anyway, I have changed creating directory function of BT so it might be my fault. I will try to find it.
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I like BTQueue idea, and have played with it a bit. However, one thing puzzles me. When I add a torrent file, in most cases files (not directory) end up in the /home/[username]/incoming/ directory. What I mean is:
/home/bt/incoming/test.part001.rar
/home/bt/incoming/test.part002.rar
etc...
However, original torrent was made out of directory, and if I use btlaunchmany.py (BitTornado), I get directories created.
So, assuming the torrent was made from "test" directory, which contains files "test.part001.rar" and "test.part002.rar", I would like BTQueue to download files in:
/home/bt/incoming/test/test.part001.rar
/home/bt/incoming/test/test.part002.rar
Where should I look (I'm a Perl guy, not much experience with Python :) in order to find a way to make this work the way I want it to?
Thanks.
I also encountered the same problem but not all torrents. Anyway, I have changed creating directory function of BT so it might be my fault. I will try to find it.
Fixed! In fact, this problem only happens on Python 2.3 and later. I have used Python 2.2 for long time. That's why I didn't find the problem before.