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TransmissionRemoveCompleteTorrent.sh

The best way is to use it is to cronize it.

This script uses transmission-remote, normally this is already installed if you use transmission.

  • First make sure your Radarr/Sonarr user can execute the script with someting like this:

    • chown USER:USER TransmissionRemoveCompleteTorrent.sh
    • Then ensure it is executable: chmod +x TransmissionRemoveCompleteTorrent.sh
  • Modify the scripts ########## CONFIGURATIONS ########## section:

    • t_username, t_password, t_host and t_port are all Transmission related. Set them accordingly.

    • t_log is to enable the logfile. If set to 1 the logfile will be written to t_log_path.

    • The most important setting is automatic_folder. This is the folder that contains all the automatic downloads

    • I use this folder structure for automatic downloads that came from Radarr/Sonarr:

      • download
        • automatic
          • movie
          • tv_show
    • Within the files configuration example, I've set automatic for automatic_folder option.

    • max_days_seed is the maximum seed time.

    • remove_normal. Pay attention if you set this to true, because this enables a kind of force option that also checks all non-automatic downloads.

  • Lastly, consider using cron for the script. Add this to your cron scheduler with something like this (varies according to your own Linux installs cron manager):

    • 30 01 * * * /PATHOFTHESCRIPT/TransmissionRemoveCompleteTorrent.sh >/dev/null 2>&1
    • this example will execute the script at 01:30 every day.