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If a torrent has multiple trackers, the auto labeling for 'is not' or 'doesn't contain' does not properly evaluate #17

Closed evulhotdog closed 8 years ago

evulhotdog commented 8 years ago

There is a tracker that uses two different domain names for its actual tracker for redundancy.

I have a label which is set to match for any, and I added those two trackers, one on each line, which is set to 'is' and it matches/autolabels them properly. However, lets say I want to match a anything that is not a part of the few labels that I have set up. I would do 'is not' or 'doesnt contain' all of the trackers I have labels already configured for. When you try to do this, for whatever reason, the plugin doesn't properly match those particular torrents. For torrents that only have one single tracker in them, it works fine.

I've tried to use a regex string for matching anything but, with those two trackers in the same torrent as well, but this did not yield any results.

ratanaklun commented 8 years ago

Just trying to understand the problem better. So you have a label that has a set of is not/doesn't contain tracker criteria using the match all option and it's not matching torrents that should be matched?

evulhotdog commented 8 years ago

@ratanaklun

This works fine, because both are to go into the same filter, so once it matches any, it applies this tag.

torrent1

This one, does not work. In theory, this should select every single torrent that is not on either of those two trackers, but it does not. I believe this is due to the plugin not properly evaluating torrents with multiple trackers.

torrent2

P.S. This was an example, and those trackers are fake. I can provide real world examples, but I'd rather do that in private, if you need more information.

ratanakvlun commented 8 years ago

Fixed in commit b8eef3db.