lifehome · November 5, 2023 15:36
diff --git a/aria2_torrentadder.conf b/aria2_torrentadder.conf
 # The directory to watch
 WATCH_DIR=/.fresh_torrents

 # Interval between command execution.
 # Format: HH:MM:SS or just how many seconds
 SETTLE_DURATION=5

 # Execute command immediately if incoming changes have persisted for a spcified of time period.
 # Format: HH:MM:SS or just how many seconds
 MAX_WAIT_TIME=300

 # Cooldown interval before every execution, limiting the maximum execution times per cycle.
 # Format: HH:MM:SS or just how many seconds
 MIN_PERIOD=0

 # Bash command to be executed
 COMMAND="/scripts/torrent_labour.sh /.fresh_torrents"

 #==============================#
 #                              #
 #      DO NOT EDIT BELOW!      #
 #                              #
 #==============================#

 # Set the user and group ID that you want to run the command as, as well as the umask. The user will be randomly
 # generated. This is mostly so that files written by the command in any directory shared with the host will have the
 # right IDs.
 USER_ID=0
 GROUP_ID=0
 UMASK=0000

 # This is a very good idea if your command modifies the WATCH_DIR in any way. You can easily trigger yourself because
 # most programs don't worry about checking the current state before making a change. e.g. chmod will set the mode of a
 # file even if it already has that mode.
 IGNORE_EVENTS_WHILE_COMMAND_IS_RUNNING=1

 # Set to true to use polling to detect changes. For non-linux file systems, such as Windows shares, you must use polling.
 USE_POLLING=no

 # Set this to 1 to log all events, for debugging purposes. WARNING! This creates copious amounts of confusing logging!
 DEBUG=0
	# The directory to watch
	WATCH_DIR=/.fresh_torrents

	# Interval between command execution.
	# Format: HH:MM:SS or just how many seconds
	SETTLE_DURATION=5

	# Execute command immediately if incoming changes have persisted for a spcified of time period.
	# Format: HH:MM:SS or just how many seconds
	MAX_WAIT_TIME=300

	# Cooldown interval before every execution, limiting the maximum execution times per cycle.
	# Format: HH:MM:SS or just how many seconds
	MIN_PERIOD=0

	# Bash command to be executed
	COMMAND="/scripts/torrent_labour.sh /.fresh_torrents"

	#==============================#
	# #
	# DO NOT EDIT BELOW! #
	# #
	#==============================#

	# Set the user and group ID that you want to run the command as, as well as the umask. The user will be randomly
	# generated. This is mostly so that files written by the command in any directory shared with the host will have the
	# right IDs.
	USER_ID=0
	GROUP_ID=0
	UMASK=0000

	# This is a very good idea if your command modifies the WATCH_DIR in any way. You can easily trigger yourself because
	# most programs don't worry about checking the current state before making a change. e.g. chmod will set the mode of a
	# file even if it already has that mode.
	IGNORE_EVENTS_WHILE_COMMAND_IS_RUNNING=1

	# Set to true to use polling to detect changes. For non-linux file systems, such as Windows shares, you must use polling.
	USE_POLLING=no

	# Set this to 1 to log all events, for debugging purposes. WARNING! This creates copious amounts of confusing logging!
	DEBUG=0