Question Transmission-CUI: How to queue torrents? Or stop them after download finishes

[Mr.Stork]

View: https://youtu.be/wZY6xTmovuc?t=94


I'm following this YouTube Guide (above link) to download "legal" Torrents using https://colab.research.google.com via Transmission-CUI. But if you watch the video for even 10 seconds, you'll know that there are no settings, just put commands and run the block.

So, if I set the 2 commands to download 2 torrents, the first one keeps seeding and second one doesn't even start. So, either I need to stop them after they finish downloading, or reduce the seeding time to 0.

Please, just watch the video for a few seconds to understand my problem.

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I'm using these commands like so, to make them queue up, which is not working:

!transmission-cli -D -g "/Shared drives/config" -w "/Shared drives/torrent" magnet:...link1
!transmission-cli -D -g "/Shared drives/config" -w "/Shared drives/torrent" magnet:...link2
!transmission-cli -D -g "/Shared drives/config" -w "/Shared drives/torrent" magnet:...link3

because the first line doesn't finish executing as it keeps seeding

I have an idea of using the -f command, which is used to run a script after torrent finishes, but how do write a script to stop torrent, and what language?

Thanks.

 

[Saga Lout]

I have no intention to watch a video or to go no further than to say your problem is borderline for discussion here at Tom's.

Torrents - pretending to be "legal" or not - are risky downloads.

 

[Ralston18]

No further comments necessary. Closing thread.