If you're wondering about tmpUser, tmpPass, and the RPC variables: I have my transmission rpc login/pass set through /etc/environment. If ] thenĮcho -n "Using server string from the environment: "Įcho -n "Using server string passed through parameters: "Įcho -n "Using hardcoded server string: "Įcho " $'`ĭocker exec -e tmpUser=$RPC_U -e tmpPass=$RPC_P $HAUGENE_ID /shared/remove_finished_torrentsĭon't forget to make it sudo chmod +x cleanup # Which torrent states should be removed at 100% progress.ĭONE_STATES=( "Seeding " "Stopped " "Finished " "Idle ") # Server string: "host:port -auth username:password" Hardcoded string in this script (see below). # Server string is resolved in this order: Hope for whoever runs across this gets you where you need to go as it took me some time with trial an error figuring this out.# Clears finished downloads from Transmission. Then use this line to unrar after each torrent is done: Run external program on torrent completion Tools -> Options -> Downloads tab and select the check box where it says Now we can go back to the qBittorrent web interface and select the following Going through trials and tribulations and already having the qBittorrent jail created I performed the following:
"C:\Program Files\WinRAR\UnRAR.exe" x -r "%D\*" "%D" Run this program when a torrent finishes: However as we all know that not every torrent won't be a compressed ".rar" file and one of the features that I loved from uTorrent was the ability to automatically unrar the files like so: Thanks to this forum post How To: Install qBittorrent in a jail I was able to get everything up and running smoothly. I've started the transition away from uTorrent and my Windows machine and gone the FreeNAS route with qBittorrent.
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