What would you like to see implemented next?
Hi Cleanuparr team! 👋
Thanks for the slick UI‑only approach—I'd love to consolidate my retiring legacy scripts into Cleanuparr, but I need a bit more fine‑grained control than what’s currently possible. I’m retiring a handful of legacy scripts and would love to consolidate everything inside Cleanuparr—but I need a bit more fine‑grained control than what’s currently possible.
What I’m Proposing
- Tracker‑centric rules – Define seeding and cleanup limits per tracker (or tag) so strict‑ratio private trackers get the VIP lounge while public trackers head straight to the curb.
- Priority‑based evaluation – When a torrent matches more than one rule, the one with the lowest
priority value wins.
Rule Set Example
The snippet below illustrates how I currently organise things—these six tiers cover everything from must‑seed‑forever torrents to public throwaways. Tracker names are lightly masked (first letter + asterisks + last letter) to respect confidentiality. Treat this as inspiration—not a final spec.
# ========================= share_limits =========================
# Fine‑grained seeding & cleanup rules based on tracker
# importance, tags, and hard‑link status.
# The lower the `priority`, the sooner the rule is evaluated.
# ================================================================
share_limits:
unlimited-noHL:
priority: 1
include_any_tags: [A***r, B*****-HD, A********s, B***t, g**********s, b******a]
include_all_tags: [noHL]
categories: [completed, lidarr-done, radarr-done, sonarr-done]
max_ratio: 2
max_seeding_time: 120d # 4 months
min_seeding_time: 60d # 2 months
cleanup: true
add_group_to_tag: true
unlimited:
priority: 2
include_any_tags: [A***r, B*****-HD, m***********e, A********s, B***t, g**********s, b******a]
categories: [completed, lidarr-done, radarr-done, sonarr-done]
max_ratio: -1 # unlimited
max_seeding_time: -1 # unlimited
limit_upload_speed: -1 # unlimited
cleanup: false
add_group_to_tag: true
limited-noHL:
priority: 3
include_any_tags: [r******d, u****s, A************s, L*T, O*****s, other]
include_all_tags: [noHL]
categories: [completed, lidarr-done, radarr-done, sonarr-done]
max_ratio: 1
min_seeding_time: 30d
max_seeding_time: 30d
cleanup: true
add_group_to_tag: true
limited:
priority: 4
include_any_tags: [r******d, u****s, A************s, L*T, O*****s, other]
categories: [completed, lidarr-done, radarr-done, sonarr-done]
max_ratio: 1
min_seeding_time: 15d
max_seeding_time: 15d
cleanup: true
add_group_to_tag: true
limited_low_seed_time:
priority: 5
include_any_tags: [T*********h, S*******e, F*****t, H********s, I*T, other]
categories: [completed, lidarr-done, radarr-done, sonarr-done]
max_ratio: 1
min_seeding_time: 15d
max_seeding_time: 15d
cleanup: true
add_group_to_tag: true
open:
priority: 6
include_any_tags: [n*a, 1***x, A********o]
categories: [completed, lidarr-done, radarr-done, sonarr-done]
max_ratio: 1
limit_upload_speed: 1024 # KiB/s
cleanup: true
add_group_to_tag: true
Why It Matters
- Tracker compliance – Every tracker has its own seeding etiquette; one size doesn’t fit all.
- Fewer external scripts – Centralizing cleanup logic in Cleanuparr reduces maintenance overhead and lets users retire ad‑hoc scripts.
- Transparent retention policies – Housing all seeding rules in one place makes it clear what stays, what goes, and when—boosting user confidence and simplifying audits.
Feel free to reach out—I'm happy to test a beta build, draft docs, or bounce UX ideas around. Thanks for considering!
— H2OKing
What would you like to see implemented next?
Hi Cleanuparr team! 👋
Thanks for the slick UI‑only approach—I'd love to consolidate my retiring legacy scripts into Cleanuparr, but I need a bit more fine‑grained control than what’s currently possible. I’m retiring a handful of legacy scripts and would love to consolidate everything inside Cleanuparr—but I need a bit more fine‑grained control than what’s currently possible.
What I’m Proposing
priorityvalue wins.Rule Set Example
The snippet below illustrates how I currently organise things—these six tiers cover everything from must‑seed‑forever torrents to public throwaways. Tracker names are lightly masked (first letter + asterisks + last letter) to respect confidentiality. Treat this as inspiration—not a final spec.
Why It Matters
Feel free to reach out—I'm happy to test a beta build, draft docs, or bounce UX ideas around. Thanks for considering!
— H2OKing