I have a healthy mix of public and private torrents to keep track of, and am rarely logged in to my seedbox.
I'd love to have a method of listing different target share ratio's/time-limits, but for different trackers.
Obviously private trackers are a lot more strict about HnR's, ratios, etc., than public ones.
Being able to just download whatever I want, from wherever I want, and let qBittorrent take care of it for me would save me a ton of time.
That way:
Downloads from public trackers can use my default settings [Seed Ratio: 1.00]
Downloads from private tracker 1 can use my tracker specific settings [Seed Ratio: 2.00, Seed Time: 4 weeks].
Downloads from private tracker 2 can use my tracker specific settings [Seed Ratio: -1].
Downloads from private tracker 3 can use my tracker specific settings [Seed Ratio: 5.50].
...
I can't imagine this would be too tricky to implement, as all the groundwork already exists... Just a listbox with:
Tracker URL | Seed Ratio | Seed Time
Should handle it. Then changing the checks for what to do when a download finishes to check the lookup table first, if the torrents tracker isn't listed explicitly, then fallback to the defaults (if any).
I'd have a go at doing it myself and making a PR, but I have zero C/C++ experience unfortunately. :/
I have a healthy mix of public and private torrents to keep track of, and am rarely logged in to my seedbox.
I'd love to have a method of listing different target share ratio's/time-limits, but for different trackers.
Obviously private trackers are a lot more strict about HnR's, ratios, etc., than public ones.
Being able to just download whatever I want, from wherever I want, and let qBittorrent take care of it for me would save me a ton of time.
That way:
I can't imagine this would be too tricky to implement, as all the groundwork already exists... Just a listbox with:
Should handle it. Then changing the checks for what to do when a download finishes to check the lookup table first, if the torrents tracker isn't listed explicitly, then fallback to the defaults (if any).
I'd have a go at doing it myself and making a PR, but I have zero C/C++ experience unfortunately. :/