qbit_manage VS cross-seed

Congrats on a great setup. So hard links are wonderful if you are a member of a private tracker because you can seed forever and still maintain a nice folder structure on your media as you probably know. If you are not using private trackers or do not want to seed forever may I point you to one more piece of the puzzle. https://github.com/StuffAnThings/qbit_manage

I've found something similar to what I'm looking for in qBit Manage but I think it can handle a single instance.

There's also qbit Manage, but personally I find that one a little more confusing to get running for a simple task.

Using the Qbit_Manage bobokun container. - https://github.com/StuffAnThings/qbit_manage

You can use qbit_manage to automatically add tags based on the tracker. I have it setup to run every 30mins and it automatically updates anything new with tags. Setting it up can be a bit complicated tho. It does have a dry run feature that’ll simulate any changes it would do without actually making the changes. I suggest testing with that on first.

*arrs have nothing to do with removing torrents when media is deleted. You can accomplish this with an on-delete custom script or better yet with QbitManage

You can use cross-seed to do it for you

https://github.com/cross-seed/cross-seed https://www.cross-seed.org/docs/basics/getting-started there is a docker container, but docker on windows is pure ass. i installed it with node/npm and it was SO much simpler

This one? https://github.com/cross-seed/cross-seed

I also second the use of cross-seed. Honestly it is great. Using it in conjuction with Prowlarr or Jackett gives you the best of both worlds.

oh man, you could have just used Cross-Seed. One command and it'll do everything automatically. Run it in daemon mode 24/7 and forget it even exists

You want cross-seed

autobrr integrates well with https://github.com/mmgoodnow/cross-seed

Beyond that, I'm uncertain as to how to properly move my WireGuard and qBit setups such that WG is providing an opt-in-style split tunnel to a qBit-accessible interface and other devices if I so choose. I figure worst case is that I set up Wireguard as a fresh install and use AutoTorrent2 + cross-seed to get the qBit data present, but it would be nice to keep the exact metadata.