curry from one gazelle to another.

• RedCurry
  • Requirements
  • Install
  • Usage

OBLIGATORY DISCLAIMER: Compliance with upload/tracker rules is your responsibility. As with any spice, apply with care.

Linux or Mac OS, with a reasonably recent version of Ruby, and mktorrent >= 1.1.

• Clone the repo from Gitlab
• From within the folder, install dependencies by typing: bundle
• Edit the configuration file, curry.yaml, using the included example as a guide.
• Ensure curry.yaml resides in the same folder as the script.
• If you are not using an API key, populate the session cookies in the configured locations; take care to follow the following example format for the cookie: session=89127489129hridfqwfd98r214%D;, that is, including the session= to start and semi-colon at the end.
• Ensure the script is executable, e.g. chmod +x /path/to/redcurry.rb

Example #1: ./redcurry.rb "SOURCE_TORRENT_PL" SOURCE TARGET

Example #2: ./redcurry.rb /path/to/folder/with/.torrent/files SOURCE TARGET

Note #1: The quotes surrounding the permalink in #1 above are required.

Note #2: SOURCE and TARGET above correspond to keys in the configuration YAML file. These can be whatever you want, e.g. gazelle-based trackers, but take care to match what you type on the command line with what is specified in your config file.

Example #2 activates a kind of 'batch mode', iterating through all .torrent files in the specified folder, and — for those that correspond to the configured source tracker — couriering from source to target.