I got a question rergarding the RSS feed and Anime in uTorrent.
So, i set it up all fine and dandy and it works awesome with everything, downloads every show i told it to and so on.
Except for Anime. I put in Level-E to be downloaded, chose 720p to be downloaded and so on, but it doesn't download it at all. Is this something wrong in the feed, or is it just me not setting it up correctly?
I got a question rergarding the RSS feed and Anime in uTorrent.
So, i set it up all fine and dandy and it works awesome with everything, downloads every show i told it to and so on.
Except for Anime. I put in Level-E to be downloaded, chose 720p to be downloaded and so on, but it doesn't download it at all. Is this something wrong in the feed, or is it just me not setting it up correctly?
Same here, I followed the tutorial and the RSS worked the first few times. Now it doesn't download anything at all. This applies to all my feeds.
Edit: Did it with two * instead of just one.
Eg: Game of Thrones* to *Game of Thrones*
#1419440 by unknown[103204] at 2011-07-26 21:28:58 (2 years ago) - [Quote] - [Report]
Got a problem with the RSS feed in uTorrent 3.0.
If i click on a torrent i wan't to download through the DD RSS feed, it just tells me the torrent isn't valid bencoding.
Please advise.
I found out what was wrong and fixed it with a script. I'll try and make a short explanation.
My problem was that I didn't use uTorrent so I couldn't add the :COOKIE.... part because my torrentclient didn't handle cookies. So I wrote a "Torrentbytes proxy" that reads the RSS-feed, changes the download links to point back to it so that when the client downloads a torrent it goes through this file which simulates the login cookies being there and then returns the torrent file.
It has to be run on the same server as the torrent client. It's easy to change but this was the best for me. If you want to change and don't know how, please ask me and I'll help you.
Here it is, I hope some one else might find it useful
<
<?php
/* TorrentBytes RSS feed proxy.
*
* This proxy is used for torrentclients that does not support cookies natively so that they can use RSS feeds to download files.
*
* Author: TB username: bahaba
* Contact: http://www.torrentbytes.net/sendmessage … iver=80304 *
* Feel free to make awesome changes to this, but please tell me as well so that I can benefit from them!
*/
// This parts should be removed if you don't run the script on the same server as the torrent client.
// It does so that no other server can access this proxy to download using your credentials, for any other than localhost this file will be invisible.
// If this is removed I strongly reccomend that you add your passkey, username, uid and hashed password as GET arguments instead.
if (!in_array(@$_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'], array(
'127.0.0.1',
'::1',
'localhost'
))) {
exit(header('HTTP/1.0 404 Not found'));
}
// OK, we're still here, that means that it is the torrentclient is on the same server as the web server.
$PASSKEY = ""; // The passkey that you get from the generated RSS link
$USERNAME = ""; // Your username
$UID = ""; // Your user ID (get from cookies)
$PASS = ""; // Your HASHED password (get from cookies)
// If the torrent argument is set, download the specified
if(isset($_GET['torrent'])) {
$torrent_link = $_GET['torrent']."&name=".$_GET['name'];
$torrent_file = $_GET['name'];
// Set headers to download the torrentfile instead of displaying it.
header('Content-type: application/torrent');
header('Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="'.$torrent_file.'"');
// Open the file using the HTTP headers set above
print $file;
}
// If the torrent argument is not set, display the RSS-feed
else {
// Download the RSS feed
$rss = file_get_contents('http://www.torrentbytes.net/rss.php?passkey='.$PASSKEY.'&username='.$USERNAME.'&direct');
// Change the links to point through the proxy again when requesting download links (NOTE: The localhost/tb.php has to be changed if you are to put this file on any other server than your torrent client).
$rss = str_replace("http://www.torrentbytes.net/download.php","http://localhost/tb.php?torrent=http://www.torrentbytes.net/download.php",$rss);
// Set the headers for the client to recognize it as an RSS feed and print the content of the feed.
header("Content-Type: application/rss+xml");
print $rss;
}
?>
My client has started downloading x264 files instead of the usual xvids. I have changed nothing. I have x264 in the "not" field.
Any idea why it has started doing this?
Thanks.
My client has started downloading x264 files instead of the usual xvids. I have changed nothing. I have x264 in the "not" field.
Any idea why it has started doing this?
Thanks.
Same problem here (although I don't have it in the "not" field, but only HDTV is selected as Quality). Haven't these been tagged as 720p before?
#1463203 by unknown[81460] at 2012-02-28 22:03:05 (1 year ago) - [Quote] - [Report]
could you give some examples please and it will help answer your query, copy and paste the full torrent name.
My problem is that I want to download the new x264 SD releases, but with the changes I made it doesn't download anything at all.
example pic of my rss-downloader
I've retried this several times, including clearing cookies and different browsers, etc.
any ideas?
#1472873 by unknown[490761] at 2012-04-23 15:32:11 (1 year ago) - [Quote] - [Report]
Hi
I have a Synology NAS server wich has a download program for torrents. I am trying to set up the automatic download trough RSS feeds but i am not able to make it work. My URL is right because i have tested it in uTorrent. ( downloading trough RSS feeds works fine )
The strange thing is, that i see the new feeds but when i click on one, the program downloads "login.php"
Can somebody help me? I realy dont know what is wrong here.
In links.php there is a link to "RSS feed (direct download)". I think you need to add a link to this tread because "RSS feed (direct download)" doesn't work without: "&direct:COOKIE:uid=XXXXX;pass=XXXXX" in the end of the RSS link.
#1473026 by unknown[490761] at 2012-04-24 15:20:09 (1 year ago) - [Quote] - [Report]
I have the "&direct:COOKIE:uid=XXXXX;pass=XXXXX" in my RSS feed direct download! And it works with uTorrent. Only on my NAS server it does not work. I have a login.php download instead of let say "Family Guy"
I have the "&direct:COOKIE:uid=XXXXX;pass=XXXXX" in my RSS feed direct download! And it works with uTorrent. Only on my NAS server it does not work. I have a login.php download instead of let say "Family Guy"
The "COOKIE:" protocol is made up by uTorrent, what client is running on your NAS? If it's not uT then it won't support that format, it'll just pass that as part of the GET request.
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