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By using the btlaunchmany.py executeable you can do this (it’s designed for having a directory “torrent/active” in the current users home directory.
<pre>
- !/bin/bash
cd ~/rm torrent.logecho “” > torrent.logbtlaunchmany.py torrent/active/ > torrent.log &tail -f torrent.log</pre>
It will start the BitTorrent and scans the active directory for all *.torrent references and will then download the files in the same directory. Fortunately the btlaunchmany.py is scanning the active directory frequently, so by simply moving a *.torrent file into that directory it will be recognized and a new download thread will be created.
Debian comes with ‘btlaunchmany’ (without .py), so you need to edit this script accordingly.
<b>UPDATE</b>By using the BT Experimental Client you will get a more informative log-file
TakeDown.NET -> “http://takedown.net/BitTorrent/Background-Script&oldid=9606“