Usage: launchmany-console [OPTIONS] [TORRENTDIRECTORY]
If a non-option argument is present it’s taken as the value
of the torrent_dir option.
arguments are –
–ip
ip to report to the tracker (has no effect unless you are on the same
local network as the tracker) (defaults to ”)
–forwarded_port
world-visible port number if it’s different from the one the client
listens on locally (defaults to 0)
–minport
minimum port to listen on, counts up if unavailable (defaults to
6881)
–maxport
maximum port to listen on (defaults to 6999)
–bind
ip to bind to locally (defaults to ”)
–display_interval
seconds between updates of displayed information (defaults to 0.5)
–rerequest_interval
minutes to wait between requesting more peers (defaults to 300)
–min_peers
minimum number of peers to not do rerequesting (defaults to 20)
–max_initiate
number of peers at which to stop initiating new connections (defaults
to 40)
–max_allow_in
maximum number of connections to allow, after this new incoming
connections will be immediately closed (defaults to 80)
–check_hashes, –no_check_hashes
whether to check hashes on disk (defaults to True)
–max_upload_rate
maximum kB/s to upload at, 0 means no limit (defaults to 20)
–min_uploads
the number of uploads to fill out to with extra optimistic unchokes
(defaults to 2)
–max_files_open
the maximum number of files in a multifile torrent to keep open at a
time, 0 means no limit. Used to avoid running out of file
descriptors. (defaults to 50)
–start_trackerless_client, –no_start_trackerless_client
Initialize a trackerless client. This must be enabled in order to
download trackerless torrents. (defaults to True)
–max_uploads
the maximum number of uploads to allow at once. -1 means a
(hopefully) reasonable number based on –max_upload_rate. The
automatic values are only sensible when running one torrent at a
time. (defaults to 6)
–save_in
local directory where the torrents will be saved, using a name
determined by –saveas_style. If this is left empty each torrent will
be saved under the directory of the corresponding .torrent file
(defaults to ”)
–parse_dir_interval
how often to rescan the torrent directory, in seconds (defaults to
60)
–launch_delay
wait this many seconds after noticing a torrent before starting it,
to avoid race with tracker (defaults to 0)
–saveas_style
How to name torrent downloads: 1: use name OF torrent file (minus
.torrent); 2: use name encoded IN torrent file; 3: create a directory
with name OF torrent file (minus .torrent) and save in that directory
using name encoded IN torrent file; 4: if name OF torrent file (minus
.torrent) and name encoded IN torrent file are identical, use that
name (style 1/2), otherwise create an intermediate directory as in
style 3; CAUTION: options 1 and 2 have the ability to overwrite files
without warning and may present security issues. (defaults to 4)
–display_path, –no_display_path
whether to display the full path or the torrent contents for each
torrent (defaults to True)
–torrent_dir
directory to look for .torrent files (semi-recursive) (defaults to
”)
–data_dir
directory under which variable data such as fastresume information
and GUI state is saved. Defaults to subdirectory ‘data’ of the
bittorrent config directory. (defaults to ”)
–filesystem_encoding
character encoding used on the local filesystem. If left empty,
autodetected. Autodetection doesn’t work under python versions older
than 2.3 (defaults to ”)
–language
ISO Language code to use: af, bg, ca, cs, da, de, el, en, es, es_MX,
fr, hu, it, ja, ko, nb_NO, nl, pl, pt, pt_BR, ro, ru, sk, sl, sv, tr,
vi, zh_CN, zh_TW (defaults to ”)
–keepalive_interval
number of seconds to pause between sending keepalives (defaults to
120.0)
–download_slice_size
how many bytes to query for per request. (defaults to 16384)
–max_message_length
maximum length prefix encoding you’ll accept over the wire – larger
values get the connection dropped. (defaults to 8388608)
–socket_timeout
seconds to wait between closing sockets which nothing has been
received on (defaults to 300.0)
–timeout_check_interval
seconds to wait between checking if any connections have timed out
(defaults to 60.0)
–max_slice_length
maximum length slice to send to peers, close connection if a larger
request is received (defaults to 16384)
–max_rate_period
maximum time interval over which to estimate the current upload and
download rates (defaults to 20.0)
–max_rate_period_seedtime
maximum time interval over which to estimate the current seed rate
(defaults to 100.0)
–max_announce_retry_interval
maximum time to wait between retrying announces if they keep failing
(defaults to 1800)
–snub_time
seconds to wait for data to come in over a connection before assuming
it’s semi-permanently choked (defaults to 30.0)
–rarest_first_cutoff
number of downloads at which to switch from random to rarest first
(defaults to 4)
–upload_unit_size
how many bytes to write into network buffers at once. (defaults to
1380)
–retaliate_to_garbled_data, –no_retaliate_to_garbled_data
refuse further connections from addresses with broken or
intentionally hostile peers that send incorrect data (defaults to
True)
–one_connection_per_ip, –no_one_connection_per_ip
do not connect to several peers that have the same IP address
(defaults to True)
–peer_socket_tos
if nonzero, set the TOS option for peer connections to this value
(defaults to 8)
–bad_libc_workaround, –no_bad_libc_workaround
enable workaround for a bug in BSD libc that makes file reads very
slow. (defaults to False)
–tracker_proxy
address of HTTP proxy to use for tracker connections (defaults to ”)
–close_with_rst
close connections with RST and avoid the TCP TIME_WAIT state
(defaults to 0)
–twisted
Use Twisted network libraries for network connections. 1 means use
twisted, 0 means do not use twisted, -1 means autodetect, and prefer
twisted (defaults to -1)
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