kannibalox

> I imagine that this is the equivalent to `d.directory.set`. To get my desired effect, I would have to change it to the equivalent of `d.directory_base.set`, or am I misunderstanding...

The basic syntax is `and={cond1,cond2,...}`, e.g. ``` rtxmlrpc d.multicall.filtered '' main 'and={true=,true=}' d.hash= ``` To do what you're looking for, I'd suggest breaking it up into multiple methods for readability...

There are a couple things you could try off the top of my head: * Go into the "Tracker list" and hit `Shift+T` a couple times. This should force an...

It looks like this is actually an issue in libtorrent when file sizes fall exactly on piece boundaries. It looks to be mostly a display issue, it doesn't seem like...

rTorrent doesn't hold the `.rtorrent` file handles open in the way you're describing, it writes to `.rtorrent.new` and then moves the `.new` to the actual filename. The save of the...

Correct me if I'm misunderstanding, but `utils/directory.h:46:8:` and `input/./../utils/directory.h:46:8` are the exact same file, so it sounds like whatever build system gentoo is using is generating duplicate definitions for itself...

So there's no set of emerge commands I could run to quickly reproduce on a gentoo docker image or anything? I spent some time looking at the log, and tried...

I gave it enough of an effort to ensure that it's really LTO shenanigans at play, rather than a true ODR violation. It doesn't seem insurmountable, so maybe I'll take...

What is the error you're getting? I tried the same config and it worked fine for me.

> * after starting with tmux, there is no indication on how to access to the processus already started. `tmux a -t rtorrent` There are lots of good resources for...