pyrocore

This project provides a collection of tools for the BitTorrent protocol and especially the rTorrent client_. They enable you to filter rTorrent's item list for displaying or changing selected items, also creating, inspecting and changing .torrent files, and much more.

An optional daemon process (pyrotorque) can add flexible queue management for rTorrent, starting items added in bulk slowly over time according to customizable rules. The same daemon can also watch one or more directory trees recursively for new metafiles using inotify, resulting in instantaneous loading without any polling and no extra configuration for nested directories.

The PyroScope command line utilities are not the same as the sibling project rTorrent-PS_, and they work perfectly fine without it; the same is true the other way 'round. It's just that both unsurprisingly have synergies if used together, and some features do only work when both are present.

Further information can be found in the main documentation_.

To get in contact and share your experiences with other users of PyroScope, join the pyroscope-users_ mailing list or the inofficial ##rtorrent channel on irc.freenode.net.

.. _rTorrent client: https://github.com/rakshasa/rtorrent .. _rTorrent-PS: https://github.com/pyroscope/rtorrent-ps .. _main documentation: http://pyrocore.readthedocs.io/ .. _pyroscope-users: http://groups.google.com/group/pyroscope-users

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