[V2] Feature request: Blocklist torrents stuck without any peers having 100%

[AlexTryHarder]

Would it be possible for decluttarr to check if at least one of peers have 100% of files?
And if no, blacklist it.
70% of files are getting stack at 99.8% with drives me crazy.

Thanks!

[ManiMatter]

I'd have to think about it. I see a risk that for rare downloads we may delete downloads that depend on a given user coming online.

Can you paste a screenshot where in qBit you see the peers that have 100% (or 99.8% for that matter).
If you can also find out which API call we can use to get that, that'd be helpful (check your network tab when you open the respective page)

pls also post the respective response for the API

[AlexTryHarder]

I'm not very good at API's but I hope this the API call should work.

In screenshot is jus a example of few series, but after downloading over 5TB, I can confirm it's majority of torrents like that.
It's just a wate of bandwidth and time to download something that most likely never be available.

[ManiMatter]

Open the network tab in your browser and refresh the page. Youll see all requests and then pls paste the response of the relevant one

[AlexTryHarder]

{
"peers": {
"107.150.30.225:24604": {
"dl_speed": 20486,
"downloaded": 40651918
}
},
"rid": 8
}

also returns that:
{"peers":{"107.150.30.225:24604":{"downloaded":40697856,"files":""}},"rid":10}

[AlexTryHarder]

Another example
{
"peers": {
"102.129.235.28:46817": {
"client": "qBittorrent 4.5.5",
"connection": "BT",
"country": "United States",
"country_code": "us",
"dl_speed": 0,
"downloaded": 0,
"files": "",
"flags": "? I H X",
"flags_desc": "? = Not interested (peer) and unchoked (local)\nI = Incoming connection\nH = Peer from DHT\nX = Peer from PEX",
"ip": "102.129.235.28",
"peer_id_client": "-qB4550-",
"port": 46817,
"progress": 0.40771591663360596,
"relevance": 0,
"up_speed": 0,
"uploaded": 0
},
"107.150.30.225:24604": {
"client": "qBittorrent/4.4.5",
"connection": "μTP",
"country": "United States",
"country_code": "us",
"dl_speed": 0,
"downloaded": 294912,
"files": "",
"flags": "H X P",
"flags_desc": "H = Peer from DHT\nX = Peer from PEX\nP = μTP",
"ip": "107.150.30.225",
"peer_id_client": "-qB4450-",
"port": 24604,
"progress": 0.40771591663360596,
"relevance": 0,
"up_speed": 0,
"uploaded": 0
},
"146.70.27.250:18455": {
"client": "qBittorrent/4.4.3.1",
"connection": "μTP",
"country": "Canada",
"country_code": "ca",
"dl_speed": 0,
"downloaded": 36177198,
"files": "",
"flags": "H X P",
"flags_desc": "H = Peer from DHT\nX = Peer from PEX\nP = μTP",
"ip": "146.70.27.250",
"peer_id_client": "-qB4431-",
"port": 18455,
"progress": 0.40771591663360596,
"relevance": 0,
"up_speed": 0,
"uploaded": 0
},
"149.102.254.3:50321": {
"client": "qBittorrent/4.6.5",
"connection": "BT",
"country": "United States",
"country_code": "us",
"dl_speed": 0,
"downloaded": 0,
"files": "",
"flags": "? I X",
"flags_desc": "? = Not interested (peer) and unchoked (local)\nI = Incoming connection\nX = Peer from PEX",
"ip": "149.102.254.3",
"peer_id_client": "-qB4650-",
"port": 50321,
"progress": 0.40771591663360596,
"relevance": 0,
"up_speed": 0,
"uploaded": 0
},
"149.40.50.108:30657": {
"client": "Deluge/2.1.1 libtorrent/2.0.10.0",
"connection": "μTP",
"country": "United States",
"country_code": "us",
"dl_speed": 0,
"downloaded": 59375616,
"files": "",
"flags": "H X P",
"flags_desc": "H = Peer from DHT\nX = Peer from PEX\nP = μTP",
"ip": "149.40.50.108",
"peer_id_client": "-DE211s-",
"port": 30657,
"progress": 0.40771591663360596,
"relevance": 0,
"up_speed": 0,
"uploaded": 0
},
"174.197.3.121:7797": {
"client": "Deluge/2.1.1 libtorrent/2.0.5.0",
"connection": "μTP",
"country": "United States",
"country_code": "us",
"dl_speed": 0,
"downloaded": 23904256,
"files": "",
"flags": "H X P",
"flags_desc": "H = Peer from DHT\nX = Peer from PEX\nP = μTP",
"ip": "174.197.3.121",
"peer_id_client": "-DE211s-",
"port": 7797,
"progress": 0.40771591663360596,
"relevance": 0,
"up_speed": 0,
"uploaded": 0
},
"5.182.32.12:6881": {
"client": "qBittorrent 4.6.5",
"connection": "μTP",
"country": "United States",
"country_code": "us",
"dl_speed": 0,
"downloaded": 2031616,
"files": "",
"flags": "H X P",
"flags_desc": "H = Peer from DHT\nX = Peer from PEX\nP = μTP",
"ip": "5.182.32.12",
"peer_id_client": "-qB4650-",
"port": 6881,
"progress": 0.40771591663360596,
"relevance": 0,
"up_speed": 0,
"uploaded": 0
},
"91.193.6.170:56781": {
"client": "Deluge/2.1.1 libtorrent/2.0.10.0",
"connection": "μTP",
"country": "Canada",
"country_code": "ca",
"dl_speed": 0,
"downloaded": 98304,
"files": "",
"flags": "H X P",
"flags_desc": "H = Peer from DHT\nX = Peer from PEX\nP = μTP",
"ip": "91.193.6.170",
"peer_id_client": "-DE211s-",
"port": 56781,
"progress": 0.40771591663360596,
"relevance": 0,
"up_speed": 0,
"uploaded": 0
}
},
"peers_removed": [
"84.247.105.248:20859"
],
"rid": 255
}

[ManiMatter]

That‘s from the /info response?

[AlexTryHarder]

Request URL looks like that: http://10.60.60.138:8080/api/v2/sync/maindata?rid=8601&lztkkpg5
if that's what you mean.

[ManiMatter]

I'm not very good at API's but I hope this the API call should work.

In screenshot is jus a example of few series, but after downloading over 5TB, I can confirm it's majority of torrents like that. It's just a wate of bandwidth and time to download something that most likely never be available.

Stupid Question: they are all ‚Stalled‘. Why does the stall check of decluttarr not pick them up?

[AlexTryHarder]

yeah, Im not sure.
Decluttarr is picking some of them up (can see them in logs).
eg. torrent added yesterday 14/08/2024. And it's set to check for stalled every 5 min (3 tries)

but it's still there today.

But that's a separate issue I guess

[AlexTryHarder]

one of interesting log entry:
2024-08-15T07:20:21.958413922Z [INFO]: >>> Detected stalled download too many times (25 out of 3 permitted times): The.First.48.S17E08.Cruel.Summer.HDTV.x264-CRiMSON[eztv]

[ManiMatter]

Check the FAQ

[AlexTryHarder]

ok, that would fix that issue.
How about my initial question of not downloading when there is not at least 1 peer with 100%?..

[ManiMatter]

Is there any that is not also stalled? If so, can you pls provide screenshots/api responses for those specific ones?