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idlesign / torrt

Automates torrent updates for you
https://github.com/idlesign/torrt
BSD 3-Clause "New" or "Revised" License
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How to use with Deluge? #43

Closed SakhJack closed 5 years ago

SakhJack commented 5 years ago

I have all dependencies (python 3.7, Deluge, WebAPI plugin) Do I install it somehow? Do I use console command? If so, how do I start console? Please provide noob friendly instructions Your docs provide no such things besides for Transmission (Quickstart) And even then, where do I enter > torrt ... commands? Is it Windows or Python console? I'm so confused please halp

idlesign commented 5 years ago

Hi,

I have all dependencies (python 3.7, Deluge, WebAPI plugin)

Deluge won't probably work on 3.7 (https://dev.deluge-torrent.org/ticket/1328). I suggest you moving to another client, since Deluge seems to have no updates in last 3 years or so.

Do I install it somehow?

Installation process is described in https://github.com/idlesign/torrt/blob/master/INSTALL

Do I use console command? If so, how do I start console?

Docs https://torrt.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ mention that torrt can function both as a console app, and Python module. On how to start a console (terminal) you need to consult your OS documentation.

Please provide noob friendly instructions

Console apps assume that a user has some prior knowledge. Unfortunately it doesn't seem feasible to every app to describe how console works.

Your docs provide no such things besides for Transmission (Quickstart)

This is because all RPC backends are configured in a similar fashion.

And even then, where do I enter > torrt ... commands?

In a terminal.

Is it Windows or Python console?

It is a terminal/console provided by your OS. For that matter Python REPL itself also runs in OS terminal.

A sidenote: torrt is developed and used primarily on Linux, it may or may not work on Windows.

SakhJack commented 5 years ago
  1. Installed torrt
  2. Successfully configured transmission rpc through localhost (it's on my machine)
  3. Got stuck on rutracker.org setup, says "login with given credential failed, check your settings" 3.a. Password and login are correct, checked it manually

Side note, nnm-club.me got banned so they transfered to nnmclub.to, might want to update your code

ALTracer commented 5 years ago

Possible duplicate of #9 @SakhJack, what's in the .json file in the credentials properties? Encoding? Escaped? Regarding domain name changes: consider submitting a pull request with names that work for you (with or without OpenNIC DNS, Tor, proxies etc.)

idlesign commented 5 years ago

nnmclub alias is already known: https://github.com/idlesign/torrt/blob/ed90d84284dedf622a3f41a58b7a1079824e55d9/torrt/trackers/nnmclub.py#L16

SakhJack commented 5 years ago
This is my config.json

```json { "time_last_check": 0, "walk_interval_hours": 1, "rpc": { "transmission": { "url": "http://127.0.0.1:9091/transmission/rpc", "host": "127.0.0.1", "port": 9091, "user": null, "password": null, "enabled": true } }, "trackers": {}, "torrents": {}, "notifiers": {}, "bots": {} } ```

or is it some other? If so where is it? (WIndows 10) again I'm not really familiar with Python so don't assume I have same common sense

Full Debug log

``` DEBUG: Bootstrapping torrt environment ... DEBUG: Importing RPC classes ... DEBUG: Registering `deluge` from ... DEBUG: Registering `qbittorrent` from ... DEBUG: Registering `transmission` from ... DEBUG: Registering `utorrent` from ... DEBUG: Importing Tracker classes ... DEBUG: Registering `tr.anidub.com` from ... DEBUG: Registering `anilibria.tv` from ... DEBUG: Registering `casstudio.tv` from ... DEBUG: Registering `kinozal.tv` from ... DEBUG: Registering `nnm-club.me` from ... DEBUG: Registering `rutor.org` from ... DEBUG: Registering `rutracker.org` from ... DEBUG: Importing Notifier classes ... DEBUG: Registering `email` from ... DEBUG: Registering `telegram` from ... DEBUG: Importing Bot classes ... DEBUG: Registering `telegram` from ... DEBUG: Initializing objects registries from configuration file ... DEBUG: Loading configuration file C:\Users\Gelus\.torrt\config.json ... DEBUG: Spawning `TransmissionRPC` object with the given settings ... DEBUG: Registering `transmission` from ... DEBUG: Spawning `AnilibriaTracker` object with the given settings ... DEBUG: Registering `anilibria.tv` from ... DEBUG: Spawning `RutorTracker` object with the given settings ... DEBUG: Registering `rutor.org` from ... INFO: Configuring `rutracker.org` tracker ... DEBUG: Spawning `RuTrackerTracker` object with the given settings ... DEBUG: Trying to login at https://rutracker.org/forum/login.php ... DEBUG: Picking a mirror ... DEBUG: Probing mirror: `https://rutracker.org` ... DEBUG: Starting new HTTPS connection (1): rutracker.org:443 DEBUG: https://rutracker.org:443 "GET / HTTP/1.1" 301 178 DEBUG: https://rutracker.org:443 "GET /forum/index.php HTTP/1.1" 200 None DEBUG: Fetching https://rutracker.org/forum/login.php ... DEBUG: Starting new HTTPS connection (1): rutracker.org:443 DEBUG: https://rutracker.org:443 "POST /forum/login.php HTTP/1.1" 200 None WARNING: Login with given credentials failed ERROR: Tracker `rutracker.org` configuration failed. Check your settings ```

idlesign commented 5 years ago

This is my config.json

It seems that tracker is not configured (see empty trackers clause) — no credentials given.

SakhJack commented 5 years ago

Of course It's not configured, because that's where I get stuck, that's the issue I am dealing with... clause where? API? this repo? please be more specific Am I suppose to manually edit that json? What is the structure of this json? Again please provide detailed answers I do not have same knowledge as a user rutracker gives me no captcha on login, I do not use any proxy or server my password is 20 characters long, with random characters like (%$,*), I put password in quotes to bypass, if that matters do I need to allow torrt in firewall? how? P.S. is it always this hard to troubleshoot python software for casual user??

idlesign commented 5 years ago

You don't need to edit the config manually, credentials will be populated on successful configuration (using torrt configure_tracker command as per docs). trackers clause in config.json having no information on credentials indicates configuration problems (ALTracer's comment on config contents may be somewhat misleading, cause it supposed you've already configured the tracker and now just having a torrent synchronization problem).

my password is 20 characters long, with random characters like (%$,*), I put password in quotes to bypass, if that matters

It may matter. Please consult Windows console documentation on command arguments escaping. You may also try to configure other trackers (maybe with simplier passwords, not requiring escapes), just to see how that works.

P.S. is it always this hard to troubleshoot python software for casual user??

Your situation has nothing to do with "python software". May I remind you that this issue started with installation and terminal usage related questions covered in docs that can be found within the package and around the network. Now it further developed into a system software (firewall) and a tracker configuration issue.

And once again: I have not tested torrt on Windows.

SakhJack commented 5 years ago

Okay, so it was reserved characters issue I changed password to simple letters/numbers and it worked Just have to figure out how to escape properly in Windows console (you might want to add that as tip in docs) Sorry for my frustration

Last question: how exactly does it perform scheduled auto-updates? Does it run in the background of OS (Task Schedule) or Torrent client? Does Torrent client need to be running at the time of walk?

idlesign commented 5 years ago

you might want to add that as tip in docs

Pull request with docs update for Windows is welcome.

Does it run in the background of OS (Task Schedule) or Torrent client?

You just run torrt walk using any scheduler (Windown should have one built-in, I expect) in intervals as you consider fit.

Does Torrent client need to be running at the time of walk?

Yes, because it (client, e.g. Transmission) provides an API which torrt uses. Client will handle downloading an seeding in background. It's convenient to place such a client on NAS or on a router with HDD or something