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Add sleep/timer/delay option for commands #216

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Soundtoxin opened this issue Mar 5, 2022 · 3 comments
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Add sleep/timer/delay option for commands #216

Soundtoxin opened this issue Mar 5, 2022 · 3 comments

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@Soundtoxin
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I would like to be able to do something like "start this torrent in 30 minutes" or "start this torrent in 5 minutes". Also, only somewhat related, I'd like to be able to chain actions together like "verify the files of this torrent and then start it" for when I've added a torrent and then downloaded the files elsewhere and want to make sure it checks before starting so it basically just goes to seeding. (bonus points if I can tell it to only start if the % is 100 after the check is over)
I really like to start torrents in a certain order so that the files are created in the order I want, and so sometimes I'll wait a bit to start some of what I added. I also don't completely trust the queue order since I can't check/change priority, so even if I have 3 things downloading and then a few more queued, I don't really know if the queued things will get a download slot in the right order. Timers would solve this as I could manually give them all different start times.

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rndusr commented Mar 5, 2022 via email

@Soundtoxin
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Ah, I use the TUI for everything, didn't think to use the CLI for this. I like to add the torrents in a stopped state, set their location, and just start them later, so I guess from the CLI I would need their ID. Not ideal, but I'll try it later. Thanks for the idea.

rewrite

Stig is being re-written in something besides Python? I didn't know.

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rndusr commented Mar 5, 2022 via email

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