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    Default rtorrent behavior

    I've noticed that boxee never stops or moves my torrents over to ~/.boxee/download.

    Per the example here: http://libtorrent.rakshasa.no/wiki/R...pletedtorrents

    The line that controls this action in ~/.boxee/UserData/rtorrent.rc.linux should read:

    on_finished = move_complete,"execute=/bin/mv,-u,d.get_base_path=,~/.boxee/downloads/ ;$d.set_directory=~/.boxee/downloads/"

    rather than:
    on_finished = move_complete,"execute=/bin/mv,-n,d.get_base_path=,~/.boxee/downloads/ ;$d.set_directory=~/.boxee/downloads/"


    There is no `mv -n` in the GNU mv, but there is in OS X's BSD mv.

    Having said that, and changing my file and the one in /opt/boxee/system, my torrents still never get moved.

    Does anyone using linux have the files move? I'm thinking about trying a fresh install this afternoon.

    Cheers and thanks for the great software!

  2. #2

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    Has anyone gotten any torrents to automagically move to ~/.boxee/downloads upon completion?

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    Did you ever get this to work?
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    Running boxee on MacBook OSX 10.5.6, Ubuntu 8.04, Apple TV 2.3

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    I'm experiencing this problem as well on Mythbuntu Jaunty.

    I haven't had time to mess with it, but I recall a note in the rtorrent changelogs suggesting there was a change in this area, it may just require an update to the rtorrent config file.

  5. #5

    Default Can I Specify Where to Save Torrents?

    Is it possible to specify where to save downloads such as torrents? I have 1TB drive I want to use as my media drive. It would be nice to move the torrents to a folder on that drive. Every time I try to change the download location I get an error stating that the changes couldn't be saved.

    Is there a config file I can edit?

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    The config file is at ~/.boxee/UserData/rtorrent.rc.linux

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    Default Solved!

    I figured it out. In your rtorrent rc file (~/.boxee/UserData/rtorrent.rc.linux), change this line:

    Code:
    on_finished = move_complete,"execute=/bin/mv,-n,$d.get_base_path=,~/.boxee/downloads/ ;d.set_directory=~/.boxee/downloads/"
    to:
    Code:
    on_finished = move_complete,"execute=/bin/mv,-u,$d.get_base_path=,~/.boxee/downloads/ ;d.set_directory=~/.boxee/downloads/"
    Basically you're changing the option to the move command from "-n" to "-u". "-n" is valid on Mac OS X but doesn't exist on standard GNU mv.

    After you do this, kill rtorrent ("killall boxee-rtorrent") and restart boxee to start it up again. Your old completed torrents will stay in .tmp but any new torrent that finished should move to ~/.boxee/downloads correctly.
    Last edited by pimlottc; February 24th, 2009 at 09:35 PM.

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    This has still not been fixed in 0.9.10.5534, admins please push this upstream.

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    Still not fixed in 0.9.12.6570!

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