Opened 4 months ago
Last modified 4 months ago
#3646 new feature-request
deluge-gtk: ^F/filter also searches the torrent hash fields to make it easier to identify .parts files
Reported by: | iconoclasthero | Owned by: | |
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Priority: | minor | Milestone: | needs verified |
Component: | Unknown | Version: | 2.1.0 |
Keywords: | filter hash parts file | Cc: | iconoclasthero |
Description (last modified by )
Ctrl-F/filter also searches the torrent hash fields to make it easier to identify .parts files
While I think of Ctrl-F as "find," I noticed that the dialog box says filter. In either case, identifying .part files can be a PITA and it would be helpful if one could take the torrent hash from the .parts file and filter for it.
Mentioned this on the deluge discord:
iconoclast hero: so
^F
opens the Filter dialog (I think of it as find). Would "^F
also searches the torrent hash fields to make it easier to identify .parts files" be a reasonable feature request?ambiproDev: it would be reasonable request yea, whether it can be implemented easily is another story, identifying if a search string is a infohash in full would be pretty trivial
ambiproDev: but if you're searching for like part of a infohash, you'd have to basically just double the search base to include infohashes
ambiproDev: prob not that big of a deal most of the time either though
The only other way I've been able to do this is by something like
#!/bin/bash hash="$1" for i in "$torrentdir"/*.torrent; do showhash="$(/usr/bin/transmission-show "$i"|\grep -E Hash.+\:)" showhash="${showhash#*: }" [[ "$hash" = "$showhash" ]] && echo "$i" done
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