qbittorrent-nox-static VS qbittools

4.5.2 i use this version https://github.com/userdocs/qbittorrent-nox-static

Thanks for reply. I just found this yesterday. If my arch is armhf and i will switch old qbt-nox file with armhf-qbittorrent-nox i need to download all dependencies? Or it has it inside? I changed this 2 files yesterday evening and till now everything seams fine or even better - think that i'm now seeding more

You need a static build where dependencies are linked directly within the binary and don't have any depends on shared libraries. Userdocs is pretty much the gold standard here: https://github.com/userdocs/qbittorrent-nox-static/releases

Have you considered upgrading to a newer version? It shouldn't be much more complicated than downloading and replacing the binary.

I use qBittorrent-nox WebUI on a seedbox, and I'm having some issues. I'm a private trackers user.

You're using the wrong client for racing. rTorrent is probably the worst client you can use to race. I suggest you use qBittorrent instead. If your seedbox has SSH access, you can install it on your own, if your provider doesn't offer qBittorrent.

I appreciate the confirmation. I tried rolling back to 4.4.0-ls170 and had the same issue. I grabbed the 4.4.1 QT6 based appimage from https://github.com/userdocs/qbittorrent-nox-static/releases, and am running it on bare-metal just like my previous setup on 4.3.9.

Has anyone tried this?: https://github.com/userdocs/qbittorrent-nox-static/releases

Until then you can use something like qbittools and run it with re-announce on an interval.

Might be worth checking this out: https://gitlab.com/AlexKM/qbittools

If you don't want to mess with any of this; then maybe you can set max: 1 downloads per hour on your filter settings. Not as ideal as using a tool like qbittools or qbittorrent-cli, but it should still help with HDD I/O. But then again, rTorrent is not ideal for racing torrents.

A category for your *arr downloads. One for for your racing on your /ssd, and another for files to permaseed on /hdd. These Categories then can be managed by other third party tools. One example that I use is called qbittools which has a "mover" function.

Other than that you don't need much for TL. I would only suggest that you implement some kind of solution to not hammer your disk I/O by trying to race too many torrents at once, especially if it is an HDD. I guess as an easy solution, you could do General > Max 1-2 downloads per hour. Better yet, if you use qBittorrent, you can use something like qbittorrent-cli or qbittools to limit the amount of concurrent races to 1-2 or whatever you think is fit.

Tool to inject and re-announce using qBittorrent

Setup this to run hourly via cronjob and every torrent with whatever tracker you add to it, you can pause it.