hoarder/README.md

Hoarder
========
Uploads .torrent files from a local "blackhole" to a remote (SSH) rtorrent watch folder. From there, rtorrent is polled over XMLRPC as to whether the torrent is completed. Finally, the files are downloaded over a multithreaded SSH connection and saved to the local machine. The blackhole is used as a queue and will have its .torrent files deleted.

Requirements
------------
Go

Install
-------
1. `go get github.com/tblyler/hoarder`
2. `go install github.com/tblyler/hoarder`

Configuration
-------------
Make sure you make a copy of the conf file in the repo to suit your needs.

Running
-------
After installation, just run the hoarder executable with the --config flag to specify where the config file is.
Initial commit 2014-05-02 09:49:56 -04:00			`Hoarder`
			`========`
Added CLI arguments and updated the README 2014-12-23 17:59:25 -05:00			`Uploads .torrent files from a local "blackhole" to a remote (SSH) rtorrent watch folder. From there, rtorrent is polled over XMLRPC as to whether the torrent is completed. Finally, the files are downloaded over a multithreaded SSH connection and saved to the local machine. The blackhole is used as a queue and will have its .torrent files deleted.`
Initial commit 2014-05-02 09:49:56 -04:00
			`Requirements`
			`------------`
Project is now in Go 2014-12-23 17:38:01 -05:00			`Go`
Initial commit 2014-05-02 09:49:56 -04:00
			`Install`
			`-------`
Added CLI arguments and updated the README 2014-12-23 17:59:25 -05:00			1. `go get github.com/tblyler/hoarder`
			2. `go install github.com/tblyler/hoarder`

			`Configuration`
			`-------------`
			`Make sure you make a copy of the conf file in the repo to suit your needs.`

			`Running`
			`-------`
			`After installation, just run the hoarder executable with the --config flag to specify where the config file is.`