FlexGet or Backup Internet automatically

Good day, Habr!
For a long time I wanted to automate downloads from trackers of my favorite TV series. And finally, a week ago, I accidentally stumbled upon a rather interesting FlexGet softphone .


FlexGet is a multifunctional tool for automatic downloading of torrent files, prodcasts, TV series films, etc. FlexGet is able to handle various sources, such as RSS feeds, HTML pages, and even CSV files. Moreover, it can sort by the quality of video, sound, IMDB rating and even can automatically download subtitles. And is a plugin for Transmission and Deluge.
But it works with rTorrent and uTorrent familiar to all - for this you just need to slip the torrent files.
It was also cross-platform Win / Linux / BSD / Mac, as written in python. The official page has a detailed step-by-step installation guide for all platforms.
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It was necessary for me to incite her on the rss-ki and download certain films, serials, in order to later look comfortably through the media center. There was already a customized torrent rocking on debiane with rTorrnet installed. Things are a little less - to incite FlexGet on the desired rss-ku.

Here is the easiest piece of the config:

feeds:
lostfilm:
headers:
cookie: "uid=xxxxxx; pass=xxxxxxxxxxxx"
rss: lostfilm.tv/rssdd.xml
regexp:
accept:
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download: /media/torrents/session/


Comes to RSS, searches for a mention of the necessary serials and pulls out torrent files and puts in the daddy. There, the rtorrent picks them up and starts downloading.

In the rtorrent config, it was necessary to add a line so that it checks for new torrent files in the folder:
schedule = watch_directory,5,5,load_start=/media/torrents/session/*.torrent

Now it remains to add the task in CZK. To run every couple of minutes FlexGet.

TOTAL: Having come home in the evening it will be enough for me to simply turn on the media center and watch new films.

But if you force it to work with Deluge , then it can list downloaded films by daddy. "Vasya Pupkin \ Sezon1 \ 720r \ Series1"
Here is an example .

Thank you all for your attention.