Ubuntu Manpage: transmission-remote — a remote control utility for transmission-daemon(1) and

Provided by: transmission-cli_4.0.2-1ubuntu3_amd64

NAME

     transmission-remote — a remote control utility for transmission-daemon(1) and
     transmission(1)

SYNOPSIS

     transmission-remote [host:port | host | port] [-a filenames-or-URLs] [-as] [-AS]
                         [-asd number] [-asu number] [-asc] [-ASC] [-b] [-c path | -C]
                         [-d number | -D] [-e size] [-er | -ep | -et] [--exit] [-f] [-F filter]
                         [-g files] [-G files] [-gsr ratio] [-GSR] [-h] [-i] [-ic] [-ids] [-if]
                         [-ip] [-it] [-j] [-l] [-m | -M] [-n user:pass] [-ne] [-N netrc]
                         [-o | -O] [-p port] [-Bh] [-Bn] [-Bl] [-ph files] [-pl files]
                         [-pn files] [-pr peers] [-r] [-rad] [-s | -S] [-sr ratio] [-SR] [-srd]
                         [-si] [-st] [-t all | active | id | hash] [-hl] [-HL] [-u number | -U]
                         [-utp | -no-utp] [-v] [-V] [-w download-dir] [-x | -X] [-y | -Y] [-pi]

DESCRIPTION

     transmission-remote is a remote control utility for transmission(1) and
     transmission-daemon(1).

     By default, transmission-remote connects to the transmission session at localhost:9091.
     Other sessions can be controlled by specifying a different host and/or port.

OPTIONS

-a --add filenames-or-URLs
Add torrents to transmission.

-b --debug
Enable debugging mode.

-as --alt-speed
Use the alternate Limits.

-AS --no-alt-speed
Don't use the alternate Limits.

-asd --alt-speed-downlimit limit
Limit the alternate download speed to limit kilobytes per second.

-asu --alt-speed-uplimit limit
Limit the alternate upload speed to limit kilobytes per second.

-asc --alt-speed-scheduler
Use the scheduled on/off times.

-ASC --no-alt-speed-scheduler
Don't use the scheduled on/off days and times.

--alt-speed-time-begin time
Time to start using the alt speed limits (in hhmm).

--alt-speed-time-end time
Time to stop using the alt speed limits (in hhmm).

--alt-speed-days days
Set the number of days on which to enable the speed scheduler, using a list such as
"2,4-6".

--torrent-done-script filename
Specify a file to run each time a torrent finishes

--no-torrent-done-script
Don't run any script when a torrent finishes

-c --incomplete-dir dir
When adding new torrents, store their contents in directory until the torrent is
done.

-C --no-incomplete-dir
Don't store incomplete torrents in a different directory.

-d --downlimit limit
Limit the maximum download speed to limit kB/s. If current torrent(s) are selected
this operates on them. Otherwise, it changes the global setting.

-D --no-downlimit
Disable download speed limits. If current torrent(s) are selected this operates on
them. Otherwise, it changes the global setting.

-e --cache size
Set the session's maximum memory cache size in MiB. This cache is used to reduce
disk IO.

-er --encryption-required
Encrypt all peer connections.

-ep --encryption-preferred
Prefer encrypted peer connections.

-et --encryption-tolerated
Prefer unencrypted peer connections.

--exit Tell the Transmission to initiate a shutdown.

-f --files
Get a file list for the current torrent(s)

-g --get all | file-index | files
Mark file(s) for download. all marks all all of the torrent's files for
downloading, file-index adds a single file to the download list, and files adds
multiple files to the download list, such as "-g1,3-5" to add files #1, #3, #4, and
#5 to the download list.

-F --filter filter
Filter selected torrents. Further commands will use only torrents that satisfy the
filter condition.
i - currently idle
u - currently uploading
d - currently downloading
n:str - torrent name includes str
l:label - has label
r:ratio - Minimum upload ratio
w - Have some unwanted files
Prefixing the filter by "~" negates the filter. -F may be specified more than once,
and may be preceded by -t. Only torrents that satisfy all the conditions are
selected.

-G --no-get all | file-index | files
Mark file(s) for not downloading.

-gsr --global-seedratio ratio
All torrents, unless overridden by a per-torrent setting, should seed until a
specific ratio

-GSR --no-global-seedratio
All torrents, unless overridden by a per-torrent setting, should seed regardless of
ratio

-h --help
Print command-line option descriptions.

-i --info
Show details of the current torrent(s)

-if --info-files
List the specified torrent's files

-ip --info-peers
List the specified torrent's peers

-ic --info-pieces
List the specified torrent's pieces

-it --info-trackers
List the specified torrent's trackers

-j --json
Return the RPC response as JSON

-si --session-info
List session information from the server

-st --session-stats
List statistical information from the server

-l --list
List all torrents

-ids --print-ids
Print a list of the specified torrent's ids in a format suitable as a parameter for
-t

-L --labels label1[,label2[,...]]
Set the specified torrent's labels

-m --portmap
Enable portmapping via NAT-PMP or UPnP

-M --no-portmap
Disable portmapping

-n --auth username:password
Set the username and password for authentication

-ne --authenv
Set the authentication information from the TR_AUTH environment variable which must
be formatted as username:password.

-N --netrc filename
Set the authentication information from a netrc file. See netrc(5) for more
information.

-o --dht
Enable distributed hash table (DHT).

-O --no-dht
Disable distributed hash table (DHT).

-p --port port
Set the port for use when listening for incoming peer connections

-Bh --bandwidth-high
Give this torrent first chance at available bandwidth

-Bn --bandwidth-normal
Give this torrent the bandwidth left over by high priority torrents

-Bl --bandwidth-low
Give this torrent the bandwidth left over by high and normal priority torrents

-ph --priority-high all | file-index | files
Try to download the specified file(s) first. all marks all of the torrent's files
as normal priority, file-index sets a single file's priority as normal, and files
sets multiple files' priorities as normal, such as "-pn1,3-5" to normalize files #1,
#3, #4, and #5.

-pn --priority-normal all | file-index | files
Try to download the specified files normally.

-pl --priority-low all | file-index | files
Try to download the specified files last

-pr --peers number
Set the maximum number of peers. If current torrent(s) are selected this operates
on them. Otherwise, it changes the global setting.

-r --remove
Remove the current torrent(s). This does not delete the downloaded data.

-rad --remove-and-delete
Remove the current torrent(s) and delete their downloaded data.

--reannounce
Reannounce the current torrent(s). This is the same as the GUI's "ask tracker for
more peers" button.

--move Move the current torrents' data from their current locations to the specified
directory.

--rename newname
Rename files or root folder of a torrent

--path oldname
Provide original path for the rename command

--unix-socket
Connect using a Unix domain socket.

--find Tell Transmission where to look for the current torrents' data.

-sr --seedratio ratio
Let the current torrent(s) seed until a specific ratio

-SR --no-seedratio
Let the current torrent(s) seed regardless of ratio

-srd --seedratio-default
Let the current torrent(s) use the global seedratio settings

-td --tracker-add tracker
Add a tracker to a torrent

-tr --tracker-remove trackerId
Remove a tracker from a torrent

-s --start
Start the current torrent(s)

-S --stop
Stop the current torrent(s) from downloading or seeding

--start-paused
Start added torrents paused

--no-start-paused
Start added torrents unpaused

-t --torrent all | active | id | torrent-hash
Set the current torrent(s) for use by subsequent options. The literal all will apply
following requests to all torrents; the literal active will apply following requests
to recently-active torrents; and specific torrents can be chosen by id or hash. To
set more than one current torrent, join their ids together in a list, such as
"-t2,4,6-8" to operate on the torrents whose IDs are 2, 4, 6, 7, and 8.

--trash-torrent
Delete torrents after adding

--no-trash-torrent
Do not delete torrents after adding

-hl --honor-session
Make the current torrent(s) honor the session limits.

-HL --no-honor-session
Make the current torrent(s) not honor the session limits.

-u --uplimit limit
Limit the maximum upload speed to limit kB/s. If current torrent(s) are selected
this operates on them. Otherwise, it changes the global setting.

-U --no-uplimit
Disable upload speed limits.

--utp Enable uTP for peer connections.

--no-utp
Disable uTP for peer connections. If current torrent(s) are selected this operates
on them. Otherwise, it changes the global setting.

-v --verify
Verify the current torrent(s)

-V --version
Show version number and exit

-w --download-dir directory
When used in conjunction with --add, set the new torrent's download folder.
Otherwise, set the default download folder.

-x --pex
Enable peer exchange (PEX).

-X --no-pex
Disable peer exchange (PEX).

-y --lds
Enable local peer discovery (LPD).

-Y --no-lds
Disable local peer discovery (LPD).

-pi --peer-info
List the current torrent's connected peers. In the `status' section of the list,
the following shorthand is used:
D: Downloading from this peer
d: We would download from this peer if they would let us
E: Encrypted connection
H: Peer was found through DHT
I: Peer is an incoming connection
K: Peer has unchoked us, but we're not interested
O: Optimistic unchoked
T: Peer is connected over uTP
U: Uploading to peer
u: We would upload to this peer if they asked
X: Peer was discovered through Peer Exchange (PEX)
?: We unchoked this peer, but they're not interested

--blocklist-update
Update blocklist from URL specified in remote client's settings with blocklist-url
key.

EXAMPLES

     List all torrents:

           $ transmission-remote -l
     List all active torrents:

           $ transmission-remote -tactive -l
     List all torrents with label "abc":

           $ transmission-remote -F l:abc -l
     List all torrents with name containing "def" or with label "abc":

           $ transmission-remote -t $( transmission-remote -F n:def -ids )$( transmission-remote -F l:abc -ids ) -l
     Rename torrent root folder from "test1/examplefile.txt" to "test2/examplefile.txt"

           $ transmission-remote -t1 --path test1 --rename test2
     Set download and upload limits to 400 kB/sec and 60 kB/sec:

           $ transmission-remote -d400 -u60
           $ transmission-remote --downlimit=400 --uplimit=60
     Set alternate download and upload limits to 100 kB/sec and 20 kB/sec:

           $ transmission-remote -asd100 -asu20
           $ transmission-remote --alt-speed-downlimit=100 --alt-speed-uplimit=20
     Set the scheduler to use the alternate speed limits on weekdays between 10AM and 11PM

           $ transmission-remote --alt-speed-time-begin=1000
           $ transmission-remote --alt-speed-time-end=2300
           $ transmission-remote --alt-speed-days=1-5
           $ transmission-remote --alt-speed-scheduler
     List all torrents' IDs and states:

           $ transmission-remote -l
     List all torrents from a remote session that requires authentication:

           $ transmission-remote host:9091 --auth=username:password -l
     Start all torrents:

           $ transmission-remote -tall --start
     Add two torrents:

           $ transmission-remote -a one.torrent two.torrent
     Add all torrents in ~/Desktop:

           $ transmission-remote -a ~/Desktop/*torrent
     Get detailed information on the torrent whose ID is '1':

           $ transmission-remote -t1 -i
     Get a list of a torrent's files:

           $ transmission-remote -t1 -f
     Download only its second and fourth files:

           $ transmission-remote -t1 -Gall -g2,4
     Set all torrents' first two files' priorities to high:

           $ transmission-remote -tall -ph1,2
     Set all torrents' files' priorities to normal:

           $ transmission-remote -tall -pnall

ENVIRONMENT

     http_proxy  Sets the proxy to use for http tracker announces.

AUTHORS

     Charles Kerr, Josh Elsasser, Eric Petit, Mitchell Livingston, and Mike Gelfand.