putcallback

putcallback is a program which handles callback from Put.io. It will move files from Put.io to any other storage supported by rclone.

Prerequisites

1. Please ensure rclone is installed (version >= 1.52.0)
2. Please ensure both src and dest are configured as valid rclone remotes, and src should be a remote whose type is putio.

Install

Download from Releases, or build by yourself:

env CGO_ENABLED=0 go install -trimpath -ldflags="-s -w" github.com/RoyXiang/putcallback@latest

Usage

1. Setup environment variables
   • REMOTE_SRC and REMOTE_DEST (default: src: and dest:)
     • If something like rclone move putio: drive:Downloads/ is wanted, set REMOTE_SRC to putio: and REMOTE_DEST to drive:Downloads/
   • MAX_TRANSFERS (default: the maximum number of simultaneous tasks allowed by your Put.io subscription)
   • DELAY_BEFORE_TRANSFER (default: 0s)
     • Delay before moving files to the destination so that you can manipulate files on Put.io first
   • EXCLUDE_FILETYPES (e.g. exe,log)
     • Certain file types may be excluded from transferring
   • RENAMING_STYLE: tv or anime (default: none)
     • If this is set, all files downloaded by single-file transfers would be renamed so to be identified by media systems like Plex, Emby, Jellyfin, etc.
   • PUSHOVER_APP_TOKEN and PUSHOVER_USER_TOKEN
     • If these two are set, a notification would be sent through Pushover after files transferred to dest.
   • TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN and TELEGRAM_CHAT_ID
     • If these two are set, a notification would be sent through Telegram bot after files transferred to dest.
2. Run the program. Set it up as a service by any means, e.g. systemd, nohup, supervisor, etc.
3. Make it accessible from outside. The program listens on :1880 by default, set up a proxy to that port.
4. Set up callback URL on Settings page, e.g. http://[your ip]:1880/