kannibalox

> > > > supporting unix socket files is very important. > > Can you explain why please ? Socket files are inherently more secure than exposing a network port,...

Due to its' use of mmap, rtorrent doesn't play well with FUSE or filesystems that move files around from underneath it (I know that's a broad statement, and it absolutely...

> I am just noticing that this behavior also happens when rechecking torrents is not happening... it's random... It's not random, rechecking torrents will expose it very quickly but the...

rtorrent doesn't have modules, any periods in method names are just there to group things nicely. You can list the available methods with `system.listMethods`, which from my quick testing shows...

Please post the .rtorrent.rc you are using and the error message you are receiving.

The file needs to exist for the command to succeed, but other than it works as expected for me. ``` $ docker run --rm -it -v "$PWD"/rtorrent.rc.txt:/root/.rtorrent.rc -p 7000:7000 debian:bullseye...

Can you please confirm you are using vanilla rtorrent, and not a fork like https://github.com/jesec/rtorrent? That fork in particular has removed all the filter commands. If that's not the case,...

The available event hooks are listed here: https://rtorrent-docs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/cmd-ref.html#event-commands. If you need a method to be called outside of those events, it needs to be [scheduled](https://rtorrent-docs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/cmd-ref.html#scheduling-commands) or called manually.

Looks like it's actually 2MB, but excellent find. I'd be in favor of setting the hard coded limit to something large like 32MB and letting `network.xmlrpc.size_limit` remain the sole user...

You may want to double check whatever tool/script/config you're doing the loading with. None of the built-in `load.*` commands interfere with the comment field.