Helper script for deluge or qBittorrent. It hardlinks completed torrents into a destination folder. It also unrars it, if it includes a rar archive.

torrent-complete.sh

#!/bin/bash

# Helper script for the Deluge torrent client
# Intended to be run at torrent completion, using the 'torrent complete' event in the 'Execute' plugin.
#
# The basic idea is to hardlink the files that deluge has just finished downloading to a second directory.
# This allows you to configure deluge to automatically pause or delete torrents when they reach a given seed ratio,
# while also keeping a copy around for other reasons. For example, SyncThing could be used to propagate new downloads
# to a remote machine to be processed further. When processing has finished, and the file is deleted/moved out of the
# Syncthing folder, the remote Syncthing will propagate a deletion back to the original Synchting (on the machine
# running deluge).
#
# The end result is that the lifetime of files involved both in deluge's seeding process and the 'forward to somewhere
# else' process (e.g. via Syncthing) are decoupled, and can safely execute in parallel without needing to be aware of
# what the other is doing. And yet the net result is that the files will still be cleaned up automagically when both
# have finished their respective tasks.
#
# Paul Chambers, Copyright (c) 2019.
#
# Made available under the Creative Commons 'BY' license
# https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
#

set -x

torrentId=$1
torrentName=$2
torrentPath=$3

# echo "$torrentId $torrentName $torrentPath" >> /tmp/torrent-complete.log

srcDir="/home/user/files/seeding"
destDir="/home/user/files/complete"

label="${torrentPath#$srcDir}"

# note that srcPath may be a file, not necessarily a
# directory. Which means the same is true for destPath.
srcPath="${torrentPath}/${torrentName}"
destPath="${destDir}${label}/${torrentName}"

# echo "hardlink ${srcPath} to ${destPath}" >> /tmp/torrent-complete.log

# We may be given a file or a directory. If it's a directory, it may contain a rar file,
# in which case we should unpack the rar file (and its suplemental files) directly into
# the destination. Non-rar files are always hardlinked to the destination.

if [ -d "${srcPath}" ]
then
    mkdir -p "${destPath}"
    # search for rar files, and unrar any we find into the destination directory
    find "${srcPath}" -name "*.rar" -execdir unrar e -inul -o+ "{}" "${destPath}" ';'
    # hardlink everything in the source directory that's not a rar file to the destination directory
    find "${srcPath}" -mindepth 1 ! -regex '.*\.r[a0-9][r0-9]' -execdir cp -la "{}" "${destPath}" ';'
else
    # we were passed a file, not a directory
    cp -la "${srcPath}" "${destPath}"
fi

# could unpack other archives here too, but it's preferable to decompress
# any already-compressed archives at the remote machine, not here.

I was tired of the plugin solutions and was hoping to find an alternative. This is it. Unrar/Copy/Clean This works fantastic!
Thank you.

Glad you found it useful :)

How can all this b integrated on sonarr radarr? I used to use copy completed and unrar plugin to do this but copy completed not working now. Also how can it workd with labels so it copy to /LABEL/*

This is  a bash script for the deluge bittorrent client. Feel free to reuse bits from it, but I have no need to do this in Sonarr/Radarr, and don't have time to write scripts for you. Theangelofspace15 wrote on 10/6/2019 12:58 PM:

…

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Thats no what I mean. Deluge use label and copy movies tvshows to different folder base on label when they r done. I want to know how to move the different files base on label with your script

It already supports labels. I use labels myself. See lines 35 and 40.

I see, but the label in the script is a variable that you created it is not? label="${torrentPath#$srcDir}"
Or would that get the label assigned on the torrent using the label or label plus plugin?

Hi mate, complete beginner - Deluge -> Plugins -> Execute. Select Add, Event=Torrent Completed and what do I put in the command?

Do I need to transfer this .sh file over to my Deluge FTP and then type the file name into that?

OR do I copy and paste everything in the .sh file?

Cheers Paul

Haven't been able to get this running for some reason. Perms are correct etc etc.. But just isn't executing...