I just solved for it outside the command line. The important thing to note is rTorrent won't pass labels with spaces in them. "Ratio Seeding" didn't work, but "Ratio_Seeding" does. I could have probably solved for this somehow through escaping them, but this was easier.


#!/bin/bash

TORRENT_PATH ...

If you pass in --def ut_label=other the amc script will ignore all files passed in. There's more info in the docs.

Assuming $TORRENT_LABEL works correctly you can just set it in your torrent client and it should be passed along.

I'm not sure I followed you on that one... ut_label=$TORRENT_LABEL ...

I've been trying to get to power user status on a few private trackers, so I've been cross seeding. I have rTorrent execute filebot's amc script when a torrent is completed. I want to add something to my command line which will have filebot skip processing files based on the torrent's label because ...

Thanks for the assistance. I tried what you have, and it's not doing anything for me. No log file is created, which leads me to believe the script is not being executed. This is what I have pasted to the very bottom of my .rtorrent.rc file:

system.method.set_key=event.download.finished,filebot_amc ...

I recently installed Filebot on my Linux server running Ubuntu 14.04. It appears filebot was installed correctly. However, after creating a file named 'rtorrent-postprocess' and inserting the following lines of code, it does not appear to be working correctly:


#!/bin/bash
TORRENT_PATH=$1
TORRENT ...