This script allows you to automatically send torrent links to your Readynas, it will also show the status of the torrents that your readynas is tracking. Updated 6-12-09Right Click menu addedAbility to completely hide the status bar, via right click. Torrents are sortable, via right click.Updated 5-27-09Now works with Safari and other non Firefox browsers that support user scripts. Just set the location of your readynas in the script file(var RNBTserver = "";). UI improvmentsUpdated 6-13-08Now supports Firefox 3.Added a style for when the manager is trying to connect to the torrent server.UpdatedI have changed the way torrents are processed, the script will no longer direct you to the Readynas BT Manager, instead it uses ajax to just send the command. I have also added a download monitor to the script. At the bottom of any webpage that you visit a little status bar will be added showing you the status of your downloads. When you mouseover the item it will expand to show the details and give you the ability to start/stop and remove the torrent. Remember to remove your old copy of the script before getting the new one. You can do that via the GreaseMonkey ManagerEnjoyInstall: http://users.drew.edu/tegglest/

This looks very interesting... I'm going to give it a try...-Dave

Well, I installed the plug-in and I must say that this is pretty sweet. Nice job, scep.-Dave

With a few tweaks it could work in Opera as well. Opera supports greasemonkey scripts internally.Main part that needs tweaking is the prompt for the server address, that won't do popup, would have to hard code the address in the .js file before hand.

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scep

Aspirant

Mar 25, 2008

Bittorrent autolinker

This script allows you to automatically send torrent links to your Readynas, it will also show the status of the torrents that your readynas is tracking.

Updated 6-12-09

Right Click menu added

Ability to completely hide the status bar, via right click.

Torrents are sortable, via right click.

Updated 5-27-09

Now works with Safari and other non Firefox browsers that support user scripts. Just set the location of your readynas in the script file(var RNBTserver = "";).

UI improvments

Updated 6-13-08

Now supports Firefox 3.

Added a style for when the manager is trying to connect to the torrent server.

Updated

I have changed the way torrents are processed, the script will no longer direct you to the Readynas BT Manager, instead it uses ajax to just send the command.

I have also added a download monitor to the script. At the bottom of any webpage that you visit a little status bar will be added showing you the status of your downloads. When you mouseover the item it will expand to show the details and give you the ability to start/stop and remove the torrent.

Remember to remove your old copy of the script before getting the new one. You can do that via the GreaseMonkey Manager

Enjoy

Install: http://users.drew.edu/tegglest/

BitTorrent

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kraxkrax
Aspirant
Nov 10, 2010
Hi, i installed the script. It says that the file is sent to the nas, but when i open the torrent manager no torrents have been added...

using firefix 3.6.12

any ideas?
bwblackett
Aspirant
Mar 22, 2011
Similar problem, when i refresh the Download Manager page it flashes up a box saying unable to load torrent....
Rushian
Aspirant
May 30, 2011
Make sure there is no trailing slash / at the end of the ReadyNAS address in the script config.

At first I had a / in there and it didn't work for me either. I then took it out, and it started to work perfectly for me, even using Firefox 4.01. :)
roof1
Aspirant
Nov 03, 2011
how do u get autolinker to work in chrome? chrome cant install greasemonkey (and dosnt need it) so i have no monkey in the corner and therefor no way of making anny settings for the autolinker....
is there anny budy here that uses chrome and has got the autolinker to work?
if yes. please tell me (in detail) how did u do it?

ps. if the problem is mentioned elsware in the forum sorry, but i couldnt find it.

THX.
Mr_B
Guide
Nov 04, 2011
This one is nice, only one thing keeps me from using it instead of running uTorrent locally. I cant seam to get any means to organize my files, meaning, i would like to have a possibility as to where on the NAS the files are stored. It can be in the BitTorrent directory, but i'd still want to be able to select a sub folder.
B!
Rasscal
Aspirant
Oct 06, 2012
http://users.drew.edu/tegglest/

where can i find this.... the above link will not work for me :(