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@@ -69,14 +69,12 @@ don't have to keep the torrent file once you've added it. |
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The up- and download progress can be followed by using the `btcli stat` |
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command. Both the list and stat commands use the following indicators to |
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display the state of a torrent: |
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``` |
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+ the torrent is starting. This may take time if btpd needs to test |
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the content of this torrent or one started before it. |
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- the torrent is being stopped. |
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I the torrent is inactive. |
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S btpd is seeding the torrent. |
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L btpd is leeching the torrent. |
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``` |
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* `+` - the torrent is starting. This may take time if btpd needs to test the content of this torrent or one started before it. |
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* `-` - the torrent is being stopped. |
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* `I` - the torrent is inactive. |
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* `S` - btpd is seeding the torrent. |
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* `L` - btpd is leeching the torrent. |
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You can stop an active torrent with `btcli stop` and, of course, |
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start an inactive torrent by using `btcli start`. |
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