Adam B.
@mikail97 @paxter @PrabhanshuAttri it's open source my dudes - if you're so dependant on this feature, get together and work on it yourselves.
That's not a solution, @zero77 - multiple users cannot see the same torrents. The original issue wanted multiple different administrator accounts to see who added what, but the implication was...
> Don't know if that's possible to script using the WebUI api. It isn't, hence the issue.
Those comments are not spam. Anyway. it's been so long that my housemate who also used qbt on my server has literally grown up, bought a house, and moved out,...
As far as detecting the issue ahead of time, dropping a `try` on an `open(fname, "w")` would let you see if the filename is too long in reasonable Pythonic "ask...
There's `--exec` which you can wrankle into use for this. Download all files as just the video ID, then exec some specialised script that knows about the difference between bytes...
Huh! I didn't know about the `B` truncation formatting specifier, I assume that means bytes? That'll help with my issue, whereby Japanese multibyte characters (and sometimes emoji) forced an unnecessarily...
That's a really bad idea because you end up downloading basically every video twice.
Every video that fails, you know what I meant. Download to `/tmp/` with a short filename such as the video ID, then use `--exec` to pass the resulting files to...
It creates commits with specific times and dates that match the commits by a set of authors in a different git repository. Which is to say, it clones the count...