Dante Barba
Dante Barba
my 2 cents: another simpler solution could be to limit the cache storage to a defined amount of RAM. Old cache entries would be dropped from memory. Maybe something like...
Just as a comment I think it should be a way to select the desired rclone version. By cloning the github repo you'll be always using the latest commit. Also...
We've been using the refresh token with no issues but we only have one instance. If you scale to multiple instances or you use lambda functions unfortunately the only way...
As a sidenote this could be done by: 1. saving the last n status codes of the rclone command into a file 2. point the healthcheck to read this file....
Closing because this can be done by using the `--max-duration` flag https://forum.rclone.org/t/how-to-stop-rclone-move-after-time/40977
Is this possible to achieve by just using qbt API?. 1. Check "Downloading" torrents 2. If total_torrent_size > size_limit then 2.1. queue the smallest torrent / queue the biggest torrent...
maybe, im running High Sierra 10.13.6 (17G12034)
One workaround is to fire two autoscan instances. I'm currently doing that.
@bcardiff I think @pfidr34's version is better than this one, I would suggest to merge his pull request adding the "/fail" part from this pull request.