example private_tracker_list

[jcrossbdn]

Haven't been able to figure out how to use private_tracker_list

have tried (pulled from transmissions trackers list for the item) (tracker name was changed for this example though): private_tracker_list='https://tracker.myprivatetracker.com:443' and private_tracker_list='https://tracker.myprivatetracker.com:443/announce'

but keep getting: Private tracker list present, checking if the torrent is private The torrent is not private, I'll inject trackers on it

is there something obvious I'm missing here? And how would you add multiple private trackers to this list (comma, space or newline separate)?

[Jorman]

Hi @jcrossbdn

Yes, there's no so big documentation but the very basic instructions are correct: private_tracker_list is a comma-separated list of your "private" trackers. Actually you've to manually set your private trackers list because is not yet possible get the status from the torrent automatically, maybe one day this will be possible. live_trackers_list_url, is the url where the trackers list are taken, is an automatic list.

This mean that private_tracker_list='myprivatetracker1,myprivatetracker2,myprivatetracker3' and is not necessary to set all traker address, for example this's my tracker https://tracker.torrentleech.org/a/MYAPI/announce and for that I set on variable torrentleech because the script will match that. For the way the script is "wrote" less is best, because the script recursively search the term so for example if you put a single char a to private_tracker_list it will match any tracker that have char a inside the name

Hope this helps, if not please also post your configuration and your various settings

J

[jcrossbdn]

okay thanks. I added it but it still wasn't working...

I had to make an update to line 234 and 235 to get the proper number into the torrent_found variable (I am only on 3 digit numbers in my torrents,lol)

here is the entire block from line 232 post update ` else # parameter is a number torrent_found=$(echo "$torrents_list" | \ sed -nr '1d;/^Sum:/d;s: :0:g;s:^(....).:\1:p' | \ grep $(echo 0000$tor_to_search | sed -nr 's:.([0-9]{4}$):\1:p') | sed 's/^0*//') fi

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[Jorman]

Hi, without the whole idea, it is difficult for me to better understand what do you want to achieve, this part of the code control the given torrent as number, and not the name, so, if you can please tell me some extra info I can do some "test", actually I don't use Transmission but is not a big problem I think.

Do you've also tested with "low" torrent number? I admit that I haven't tested with very large numbers so maybe some adapt are needed, but looking at the original seed I only see the 4th digits number limit.

Do you've some extra test/log to see? If all works, I can update the code