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NAME

Net::RTorrent - Perl interface to rtorrent via XML-RPC.

SYNOPSIS

#from http scgi gate
my $obj =  new Net::RTorrent:: 'http://10.100.0.1:8080/scgitest';
#from network address
my $obj =  new Net::RTorrent:: '10.100.0.1:5000';
#from UNIX socket
my $obj =  new Net::RTorrent:: '/tmp/rtorrent.sock';

#get completed torrents list
my $dloads = $obj->get_downloads('complete');
#get all torrents list
my $dloads = $obj->get_downloads();
#get stopped torrents list
my $dloads = $obj->get_downloads('stopped');

#fetch all items
$dloads->fetch()
#or by hash_info
$dloads->fetch_one('02DE69B09364A355F71279FC8825ADB0AC8C3A29')
#list oll hash_info
my $keys = $dloads->list_ids;
#upload remotely
$obj->create( $torrent_raw );
$obj->create( $data, 0 );

ABSTRACT

Perl interface to rtorrent via XML-RPC

DESCRIPTION

Net::RTorrent - short way to create tools for rtorrent.

METHODS

new URL

Creates a new client object that will route its requests to the URL provided.

create \$raw_data || new IO::File , [ start_now=>1||0 ],[ tag=><string>]

Load torrent from file descriptor or scalar ref.

Params:

start_now - start torent now

1 - start download now (default)

0 - not start download

tag - save <string> to rtorrent

For read tag value use:

$ditem->tag

delete (<info_hash1>[, <info_hash2> ... ])

Call d.erase on info_hashes.

return { <info_hashes> => <xml-rpc response value> }

list_ids ( [ <name of view> ])

Return list of rtorrent info_hashes for name of view. An empty string for name of view equals "default".

To get list of views names :

  xmlrpc http://10.100.0.1:8080/scgitest view_list

'main'
'default'
'name'
'started'
'stopped'
'complete'
'incomplete'
'hashing'
'seeding'
'scheduler'

get_downloads [ <view name > || 'default']

Return collection of downloads (" Net::RTorrent::Downloads").

To get list of view:

  xmlrpc http://10.100.0.1:8080/scgitest view_list

'main'
'default'
'name'
'started'
'stopped'
'complete'
'incomplete'
'hashing'
'seeding'
'scheduler'

system_stat

Return system stat.

For example:

print Dumper $obj->system_stat;

Return:

{
   'library_version' => '0.11.9',
   'max_memory_usage' => '-858993460', #  at my amd64
   'upload_rate' => '0',
   'name' => 'gate.home.zg:1378',
   'memory_usage' => '115867648',
   'download_rate' => '0',
   'hostname' => 'gate.home.zg',
   'pid' => '1378',
   'client_version' => '0.7.9',
   'safe_free_diskspace' => '652738560'
 };

do_sys_mutlicall 'method1' =>[ <param1>, .. ], ...

Do XML::RPC system.multicall. Return ref to ARRAY of results

For sample.

print Dumper $obj->do_sys_mutlicall('system.pid'=>[], 'system.hostname'=>[]);

Will return:

[
       [
         '1378'
       ],
       [
         'gate.home.zg'
      ]
];

Setting up rtorrent

If you are compiling from rtorrent's source code, this is done during the configuration step by adding the flag --with-xmlrpc-c to the configure step. Example ./configure --with-xmlrpc-c. See http://libtorrent.rakshasa.no/wiki/RTorrentXMLRPCGuide

Setup your rtorrent and Web server. My tips:

.rtorrent

scgi_port = 10.100.0.1:5000 
#for complete erase
on_erase = erase_complete,"execute=rm,-rf,$d.get_base_path="
#or for save backup 
on_erase = move_complete,"execute=mv,-n,$d.get_base_path=,~/erased/ ;d.set_directory=~/erased"

apache.conf

LoadModule scgi_module        libexec/apache2/mod_scgi.so
<IfModule  mod_scgi.c>
  SCGIMount /scgitest 10.100.0.1:5000
  <Location "/scgitest">
     SCGIHandler On
  </Location>
</IfModule>

My url for XML::RPC is http://10.100.0.1:8080/scgitest.

Use xmlrpc ( http://xmlrpc-c.sourceforge.net/ ) for tests:

xmlrpc http://10.100.0.1:8080/scgitest system.listMethods

SEE ALSO

Net::RTorrent::DItem, Net::RTorrent::Downloads, http://libtorrent.rakshasa.no/wiki/RTorrentXMLRPCGuide

AUTHOR

Zahatski Aliaksandr, <zag@cpan.org>

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE

Copyright 2008-2009 by Zahatski Aliaksandr

This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.

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