Nyghthawk

@Stark Yup. thanks for that. It was clearly my misunderstanding at how the mapping worked! Thanks for everyones' explination

I guess its just my miss understanding of mapping a location. If i map "download" to "/a/b/c/d/e/f/g/" and inside g/ i have folders 1 2 3 and 4. And I want my files to go to the main directory of /g/ when the program asks for download location id EXPECT to put / for /g/ since "download" was mapped there. but in order for it to go to /g/ i have to put /download/ as the location. Why? I mapped /g/ to download already? should download location imply /download/ folder? or for location can i put the FULL path and it still work? like /mnt/usr/a/b/c/d/e/f/g/ and itll download to g/?

Maybe I confused you two. But thanks for the fast replies. the host is CORRECT, it sees the FILES. The Local folder says CANNOT WRITE TO. I even tried local with just / So it should write to the / folder right? It does not, says it does NOT have write permission @Stark EDIT:: Fixed. Local directory NEEDS '/download' in the path. I think this was "given" when setup So even though i mapped '/mnt/usr/Seedbox/' to '/download' in the settings. My local download path NEEDS /download/ for the program to download to '/Seedbox/' Does that make sense? I think it SHOULDN'T need the /download/ in the local path as its implied. So in my picture above on the settings, if I want it in "/Seedbox/red-apl/data" even though I mapped "/Seedbox/" as '/download/' for Davos I have to put "/download/red-apl/data" as my local download location. Will test in a moment (on a larger download) Request for added Feature: Be able to Toggle View of the files downloading to "collapsing" what is being downloaded. If the list is 3,000 files, I would like to be able to collapse it and open it to view the files which are and are NOT being downloaded?

I am having "permission" issues downloaded/writing to folder. The folder i believe is open to be written to, but it will not write to it. "Error was: Unable to write to local directory. " I tried this without filters. and With filters. I "think" i have the directory right. So when I download something "Seedbox" directory will be my main local path \ So if I have a folder on my computer as "Seedbox\filestodownload\etc\stupid" Then my download path would be "\filestodownload\etc\stupid" if I want them in the "stupid folder? so this is what I have as my "local" download folder settings in davos is this "wrong"?

So I read through about 15 pages of these threads and didn't see this asked before, maybe I am stoopid. I want to be able to do two things, if possible. Access rtorrent through command line (as I can run more torrents than the WEBUI can handle) and 2) be able to run multiple instances (possible off of one docker if possible).... Have about 20-30k torrents that need to be seeded. Right now I am using 5-6 instances of utorrent on windows with about 4-5k each. can these two be done with this docket image? thanks in advance