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Fixed torrents not being loaded correctly into array #6
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This fixes an issue where torrent hashes would not be processed correctly into an array. This results in torrents not being identified as unregistered. This also fixes onedr0p#4.
heathlarsen
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As of qBittorrent 4.5.0 many commands require POST to be used instead of also supporting GET. The parameters now also needs to be supplied using -d instead of in the URL.
Bash does not support using \d. Instead [0-9] must be used.
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This fixes an issue where torrent hashes would not be processed correctly into an array resulting in torrents not being identified as unregistered (also fixes #4).
Updated API method to support qBittorrent v4.5.
Fixed compatibility issue with Bash's regex.