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distribrr

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distribrr is a companion to autobrr to distribute downloads across multiple servers.

  • Single binary that can run as either agent or server
  • Supported clients: qBittorrent
  • Read filesystem

Server

You need to run one server that manages agents.

Run

distribrr server run

Agent

The agent runs on remote servers alongside the torrent clients and has access to the filesystem.

Run

distribrr agent run

Autobrr usage

To use with autobrr set up a new action of type Webhook and use the following:

  1. Endpoint: http://localhost:7422/api/v1/tasks?apikey=YOUR_SECRET_TOKEN

  2. Payload:

    {
  "download_url": "{{ .DownloadURL }}",
  "name": "{{ .TorrentName }}",
  "max_downloads": 2,
  "category": "race-test",
  "tags": "tag1,tag2"
}

Flow

announce -> autobrr -> filters -> actions -> distribrr
                                                \  \
                                                 \  + agent -> torrent client(s)
                                                  + agent -> torrent client(s)