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[Feature Request] enable torrent renaming via d.set_name= #167

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nikil opened this issue Dec 21, 2013 · 5 comments
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[Feature Request] enable torrent renaming via d.set_name= #167

nikil opened this issue Dec 21, 2013 · 5 comments

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@nikil
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nikil commented Dec 21, 2013

Currently there is no way to rename a torrent in rtorrent, which is a common operation in almost every other torrent client. There is a already d.get_name command available; one way to allow torrent renaming is to enable a d.set_name command.

@James-E-A
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FWIW:

The upside is, most of the "heavy lifting" here is done by libtorrent itself; the only coding that needs to be done from this side of the code is accommodation for the state change.

@pyroscope
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different libtorrent, so not really relevant

@drzraf
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drzraf commented Feb 9, 2021

In eMule you can just do whatever you want with your filename/filepath. Reindexing happens, an ed2k hash is computed and the file unique identity (and individual chunks) are back to seed.
While torrents too are based on hash, why is still so sensitive to filenames? Isn't just possible to re-index and seed based on hashes?

@pyroscope
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pyroscope commented Feb 9, 2021

@drzraf no. read the BitTorrentSpecification if you want to know why.

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drzraf commented Feb 10, 2021

There are 2 references to filepath and 3 to filename, none to _rename_and didn't see an explanation. Would you mind indicating which section you're referring to?

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