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PROGRAM:
NAME
btcompletedir — creates torrent meta-info files for all files/directories within a
directory
SYNOPSIS
btcompletedir trackerURL directory [directory ...] [--piece_size_pow2 num] [--comment
comment] [--filesystem_encoding encoding] [--httpseeds seedURLlist] [--announce_list
announceURLlist]
DESCRIPTION
This manual page documents briefly the btcompletedir command.
This manual page was written for the Debian distribution because the original program does
not have a manual page.
btcompletedir is a program that is used to generate the torrent info files that are
distributed to bittorrent clients (usually over http) to inform them of where the
designated tracker for the torrent is located, and to enable them to verify the file's
contents.
btcompletedir requires two arguments. The first is the trackerURL which is the "announce"
address of a tracker (ex. http://127.0.0.1:6969/announce), the second is the directory
that you wish to parse to generate torrent info files.
btcompletedir will parse each directory given and create a torrent file for every file and
directory within it. All torrent files will also reside in the directory after the program
is complete.
OPTIONS
These programs follow the usual GNU command line syntax, with long options starting with
two dashes (`--'). A summary of options is included below.
--piece_size_pow2 num
set the piece size to this power of 2 (0 = automatic) (defaults to 0)
--comment comment
optional human-readable comment to put in the torrent file (defaults to '')
--filesystem_encoding encoding
an optional encoding specification for the filesystem (set automatically in
recent Python versions) (defaults to '')
--httpseeds seedURLlist
a list of http seed URLs. These alternate URLs will be used to seed the file if
there are no other seeds available. The format of seedURLlist is as follows:
URL[|URL ...]
(defaults to '')
--announce_list announceURLlist
a list of announce URLs. This is an optional list of redundant/backup tracker
URLs. The format of announceURLlist is as follows:
URL[,URL ...][|URL[,URL ...] ...]
where the URLs separated by commas are tried randomly, then the groups of URLs
separated by pipes are tried in sequential order. If this option is omitted, it
is assumed you don't want an announce_list field in the metafile. If
announce_list is given, clients which support it will ignore the trackerURL
value. (defaults to '')
EXAMPLES
These examples show how to use the --announce_list option in a few scenarios.
Try the three trackers (1-3) in sequential order:
btcompletedir trackerURL directory --announce_list http://track1.com|http://track2.com|http://track3.com
Try the three trackers (1-3) in a randomly selected order:
btcompletedir trackerURL directory --announce_list http://track1.com,http://track2.com,http://track3.com
Try the main tracker (1) first, then try the two backups (2 and 3) randomly:
btcompletedir trackerURL directory --announce_list http://track1.com|http://track2.com,http://track3.com
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