How about these things:

 TW_FULL_THROTTLE_DOWN=0 TW_FULL_THROTTLE_UP=300 ... TW_SCHEDULE_THROTTLE_DOWN=2000 TW_SCHEDULE_THROTTLE_UP=200 ... TW_THROTTLE_DOWN=100 TW_THROTTLE_UP=1 

The first couple throtle for "full speed" aka 1 in the scheduler?
the second couple throtle for 0 in the scheduler?
and the third stands for?

0 = 00h
1 = 01h
.
.
22 = 22h
23 = 23h

There are 2 Arrays. 1 for workdays and 1 for weekend….

The Array WORKDAY defines which day is a Weekend and which day is a Workday…..

0 = Sunday
1 = Monday
2 = Tuesday
3 = Wednesday
.
6 = Saturday

Moving the torrent is the reason why I wrote this script. It is not designed to be optionally turned off.
Why don't you want to do this?

What DO you want the watchdog to do?

You may consider putting an extra "_exit" in.
This way the script only does the 1-minute part (automatically adding a torrent).

 # Only run rest of code every 5 minutes [ ! "$((${MINUTE}%${TW_INTERVAL}))" == "0" ] && _exit 

 _exit # Only run rest of code every 5 minutes [ ! "$((${MINUTE}%${TW_INTERVAL}))" == "0" ] && _exit 

If I don't want to move my torrent after finish downloading and I dont want to use mail option. What should I do to turn off those options?

Thanks

I deliberately give no executable rights because they are treated as the hidden flag in samba.
I give them rw-rw-r—

 chmod -R ug-x+rwX /shares/internal/PUBLIC chmod -R ug-x+rwX /shares//Public/Shared* chown -R www-data:www-data /shares/internal/PUBLIC chown -R nobody:jewab /shares//Public/Shared* 

This makes me think you didn't set the proper user (chown)
This can be done in /opt/etc/trans_watchdog.conf

for bluering:

 TW_DATAGROUP=www-data TW_DATAUSER=www-data 

for whitelight:

 TW_DATAGROUP=jewab TW_DATAUSER=nobody 

chmod -R 777 /shares/Public/WWW/Qtorrent

although I have the trans_watchdog script running which should take care of user rights, it seems that i don't have the rights to move downloaded files under Windows Vista. How can that problem be solved???

http://mybookworld.wikidot.com/forum/t-165210/how-to-set-up-wd-mbwe-white-light-properly-transmission-1-72-automate-and-manage-torrents

Thanks

You should manually delete these files.
This can be done with this command

 cd /tmp rm -f tmp* 

You may already have so many files that this command fails with this error-message: "rm: Argument list too long"
You can then use this command which takes a while to complete….

 cd /tmp find . -name 'tmp*' | xargs rm 

You can also do an "nslookup <your wan-ip>".
You will the get the reverse DNS of your wan IP which is the domain of your provider's IP-space on the Internet.
If you use <yourname>@<yourispdomain> as your from-address it may work…

But still… Why are you not using your ISP's outgoing mailserver?

Jun 28 10:48:15 localhost sendEmail[23767]: ERROR => Received: 550-5.7.1 [84.74.89.39] The IP you're using to send mail is not authorized to, 550-5.7.1 send email directly to our servers. Please use the SMTP relay at your, 550-5.7.1 service provider instead. Learn more at http://mail.google, 550 5.7.1 .com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=10336 23si5766300bwz.52

I run:

sendEmail -f username(@)gmail.com -t username(@)gmail.com -u "TEST1" -m "TEST" -s gmail-smtp-in.l.google.com:25

http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=10336

"'The IP you're using to send email is not authorized…'
In order to prevent spam, Gmail refuses mail when the sending IP address does not match the sending domain. To send mail from your server to Gmail, we suggest using the SMTP relay provided by your ISP. Please note that we are unable to whitelist IP addresses or otherwise make exceptions at this time."

You can even make the mailserver empty and then it will address the incoming mailserver automatically…..
Why are you making it so hard for yourself?

BTW… I will add those modules to my prep_whitelight……

I think you have to add 2 variables (MAILUSERNAME, MAILPASSWORD) to the trans_watchdog as well in order to have sendEmail correctly.
If i install only the perl modules and I want to use authorization than i have to change the following line in trans_watchdog to give the username/password for authorization:
From:

sendEmail -s ${MAILSERVER} -f ${MAILFROM} -t ${MAIL_TO} -o tls=no -o message-file="${INFO}" -u "${IP}: ${TORRENTNAME} torrent finished" -q

To somthing like:

sendEmail -s ${MAILSERVER} -f ${MAILFROM} -t ${MAIL_TO} -o tls=auto-o message-file="${INFO}" -u "${IP}: ${TORRENTNAME} torrent finished" -q -xu ${MAILUSERNAME} -xp ${MAILPASSWORD}

587 is normally used for authenticated SMTP.

 # telnet gmail-smtp-in.l.google.com. 25 Trying 74.125.79.114... Connected to gmail-smtp-in.l.google.com.. Escape character is '^]'. 220 mx.google.com ESMTP 24si2726729eyx.53 quit 221 2.0.0 closing connection 24si2726729eyx.53 Connection closed by foreign host. 

"perl-crypt-ssleay - 0.55-1" is not needed just:

"perl-io-socket-ssl - 0.999-1"
"perl-net-ssleay - 1.30-1"

gmail-smtp-in.l.google.com.

Is it the incoming smtp-server of gmail?
What port is used for that: 587 as well?

In this case your target is a gmail-address and you should have used the INCOMING smtp-server of gmail, not the outgoing. Gmail will then accept the mail over unencrypted SMTP.

gmail-smtp-in.l.google.com.

You could have solved it as well by using your ISP's outgoing mailserver.
Most of the time they don't use SSL.

BTW… I will add those modules to my prep_whitelight……

I will add it to my guide.

"perl-io-socket-ssl - 0.999-1"
"perl-net-ssleay - 1.30-1"
"perl-crypt-ssleay - 0.55-1"

from optware and when i run sendEmail i receive:

Jun 27 16:40:55 localhost sendEmail[2232]: DEBUG => Connecting to smtp.gmail.com:465
Jun 27 16:40:55 localhost sendEmail[2232]: ERROR => Connection attempt to smtp.gmail.com:465 failed: IO::Socket::INET: Cannot assign requested address
Jun 27 16:40:55 localhost sendEmail[2232]: HINT => Try specifying a different mail relay with the -s option.

what is needed then?

It will mail you when the torrent is done

I think it is worth to mention that in order to mail the downloaded torrents it need the sendEmail as well, if i am correct.

This is where I stuck. Everything works now except the mailing functionality.
after cat /opt/etc/trans_watchdog.conf i have these settings:

MAILFROM=moc.liamg|XXX#moc.liamg|XXX
MAILSERVER=smtp.gmail.com
MAIL_TO=moc.liamg|XXX#moc.liamg|XXX

I have Sendmail as well next to trans_watchdog.

and i do not receive any emails although i have all the downloaded torrent file in the "downloded-dir".

After executing sendEmail with its parameters i have this error:

Jun 27 14:55:08 localhost sendEmail[29750]: ERROR => No TLS support! SendEmail can't load required libraries. (try installing Net::SSLeay and IO::Socket::SSL)

For authorization i need the TLS/SSH.

Does my perl installation have the IO::Socket::SSL and Net::SSLeay modules available?

• Check if transmission is running…
• Check every minute if a torrent-file is placed in the watchdog
• Sanitize the name of the torrent-file (replace diacritical character with their non-diacritical counterpart http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diacritic) and remove special characters.
• Add that torrent if it the maximum downloadable setting has not been reached (MAX_SIMULTANEOUS)
• Every <INTERVAL> minutes (5) it will continue the script for more work (rest of this list)
• It will stop if "unrar" is currently busy (to alleviate the worldbook and keep things quick and nasty)
• If transmission is not running it will start transmission if KEEP_TRANSMISSION_RUNNING is set and then stop the script
• If transmission is running but not responding it wil restart transmission (if KEEP_TRANSMISSION_RUNNING is set) and stop the script
• If SUPERSOCIAL is set it will check if samba is busy (using top)
• If $THROTTLE_DONTKILL is set as well, it will throttle transmission, otherwise it will stop it.
• It will check a hourly schedule based on 2 arrays. One for weekdays and one for weekend (you can customize which days are weekend) and throttle transmission accordingly.
• Every 3 hours it will turn transmission-daemon off if it's not handling torrents and KEEP_TRANSMISSION_RUNNING is set
• If a torrent is downloaded it will pause the torrent, move it to the "finished dir", put a symbolic link instead of the torrent and unpause it.
• If the torrent is rar-file or dir with rars, it will unrar its contents.
• If unrarring is successfull and KEEPRAR is set to off it will delete the original file and remove the torrent from the list
• It will mail you when the torrent is done
• It will remove a torrent if its lifetime has exceeded a certain age MAX_SEEDTIME
• It will remove a torrent if MAX_RATIO has been reached.
• Getting rid of symbolic links if they are not used by transmission-daemon

It's doing some more.. Especially checking if everything is as it should be…

After a file has been downloaded I have a seperate script (running every hour) which automatically places AVI's and DVD's to a special directory where I can view them from my xbox (XBMC). These 2 scripts (mkdvd & mvmovie) do this after an extensive cleanup of the name also using a slightly modified IMDB-script because most torrents are infested with all kinds of ugly tags.
http://wd.mirmana.com/mvmovie
http://wd.mirmana.com/imdb
http://wd.mirmana.com/mkdvd

Please use a seperate thread if you have problems installing the script, but do come here if you have notes/problems about using it….