Open PetiAPocok opened 9 months ago
Is there a non-torrent file in path/torrent/?
Maybe try adding path/to/torrent/*.torrent?
Only torrent files in that directory. I even renamed them to check if some of the characters are messing with it.
0.torrent, 1.torrent, 3.torrent, 4.torrent, 5.torrent, 6.torrent
But no. Same error. With , too.
`add: Torrent file is corrupt or doesn't exist: '/media/[user_name]/HDD/tor/'
add: Is a directory: /media/[user_name]/HDD/tor
add: Torrent file is corrupt or doesn't exist: '/media/[user_name]/HDD/tor/*.torrent'`
Can you add them with transmission-remote?
On the web interface, it was never a problem.
transmission-remote -a /media/[user_name]/HDD/tor/*
localhost:9091/transmission/rpc/ responded: "success"
Oops... When I checked it I noticed ,it only added one of the 7...
Sounds like Transmission doesn't like your torrents.
I'd use transmission-show to find out which are bad.
But one-by-one all is working fine.
OK, that indicates it's stig's fault.
Unfortunately, I don't really have time to work on stig.
Well I appreciate the suggestions. I wish you easier times! I will wait for an update, but until then I'll put together a script that will add all the torrents in the dir with transmission-cli.
#!/bin/bash
for file in *
do
transmission-remote -a "./$file"
done
I can't (or couldn't figure it out how to) add torrents in bulk. Like, : add path/to/torrent/file.torrent path/to/other/torrent/file.torrent works, but path/to/torrent/* doesn't. It says "Torrent file is corrupt or doesn't exist".