Some sources prefer to extract their linux isos, and others prefer to have the original files from source. Clearly going from extracted back to the archive is a couple extra steps and less straight forward, but if scanning to find the extracted path, and matching on the fuse filesystem works that's excellent and further reduces fragmentation. At this point we have the data on disk, but it will not be in the client.
Not sure if this is the wrong viewpoint, if this is a documentation bug, or perhaps a scenario not considered. What do you think?
hi JohnDoee,
Thank you very much for continuing to work on this. I saw a comment in the config example file that I wanted to point out I have a very different view on. Specifically around this line https://github.com/JohnDoee/autotorrent2/blob/f89d4285d7256c5c3cf8b8bc779af04ac0e8b10f/config.example.toml#L30
Some sources prefer to extract their linux isos, and others prefer to have the original files from source. Clearly going from extracted back to the archive is a couple extra steps and less straight forward, but if scanning to find the extracted path, and matching on the fuse filesystem works that's excellent and further reduces fragmentation. At this point we have the data on disk, but it will not be in the client.
Not sure if this is the wrong viewpoint, if this is a documentation bug, or perhaps a scenario not considered. What do you think?