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The rutorrent Ratio Groups Tutorial


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If things are automated as from RSS or IRC bot you will want to delete them sometime after they mature. Setting everything to a good ratio and expiration time is important to not only build your ratio but to make sure you are obeying the rules of each tracker you use. Good doesn't necessarily mean long because you also want "out with the old and in with the new" to keep your seedbase hot. I'm also sure you have a space limit on your seedbox.

Using the wonderful breakdown of the "what and hows" of ratio groups in the first post, I would like to share how I implement it. I believe that this is a more simple approach to understand it and is better when using it in an automated system. Hit and runs are not good and easy to avoid.

Since most trackers have slightly different rules, all trackers involved need to be looked at for setting  up. The seed ratio and time requirements need to be identified for each tracker that is used. If a tracker has no requirements a humble 1:1/48 would be grand. This simply means that it will be seeded until it has shared back 100% (1:1 ratio) OR reached 48 hours of seeding. When either one of these are reached it is completely deleted.  Note: it will wait to remove a torrent that is actively transfering.

The next task is to set up the ratio groups in rutorrent. Each entry is a label, the "terms" and the action, deletion in this case. The photo below shows a sequence of commonly used configurations that should cover quite a few different trackers properly.  The first 4 groups are the common settings. 5 6 and 7 are used manually on one or more torrents if I want to seed them a little longer. Note that group 4 is the default group. This is for trackers that are not in the ratio group rules and need a strict rule to be on the safe side against hit and runs.

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Lastly rules are needed to assign new torrents to one of the ratio groups from above. Using the information found in each tracker rule book or wiki, they are entered along with it's base url and which group it will be assigned to.

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Now when a torrent is added, it will eventually expire and make room for the next. This configuration was designed for ratio boosting using commercial seedbox accounts. As-is, it may not be optimal for most people but with slight adjustments I think it can be. Both windows shown above are accessible from the top menu in your rutorrent.

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