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When trying to run this code. I ran into an issue "RuntimeError: Maximum recursion depth exceeded"

return walk(exp, index + endsub)
File "/home/bobokun/install/rtorrent-cleanup/bencode.py", line 59, in walk
return walk(exp, index + endsub)
File "/home/bobokun/install/rtorrent-cleanup/bencode.py", line 59, in walk
return walk(exp, index + endsub)
File "/home/bobokun/install/rtorrent-cleanup/bencode.py", line 59, in walk
return walk(exp, index + endsub)
File "/home/bobokun/install/rtorrent-cleanup/bencode.py", line 59, in walk
return walk(exp, index + endsub)
File "/home/bobokun/install/rtorrent-cleanup/bencode.py", line 59, in walk
return walk(exp, index + endsub)
File "/home/bobokun/install/rtorrent-cleanup/bencode.py", line 59, in walk
return walk(exp, index + endsub)
File "/home/bobokun/install/rtorrent-cleanup/bencode.py", line 59, in walk
return walk(exp, index + endsub)
File "/home/bobokun/install/rtorrent-cleanup/bencode.py", line 58, in walk endsub = walk(exp[index:], 1)
File "/home/bobokun/install/rtorrent-cleanup/bencode.py", line 53, in walk
return walk(exp, index + strlength)
File "/home/bobokun/install/rtorrent-cleanup/bencode.py", line 47, in walk
return walk(exp, endchar + 1)
File "/home/bobokun/install/rtorrent-cleanup/bencode.py", line 53, in walk
return walk(exp, index + strlength)
File "/home/bobokun/install/rtorrent-cleanup/bencode.py", line 58, in walk
endsub = walk(exp[index:], 1)
File "/home/bobokun/install/rtorrent-cleanup/bencode.py", line 53, in walk
return walk(exp, index + strlength)
File "/home/bobokun/install/rtorrent-cleanup/bencode.py", line 53, in walk
return walk(exp, index + strlength)
File "/home/bobokun/install/rtorrent-cleanup/bencode.py", line 53, in walk
return walk(exp, index + strlength)
File "/home/bobokun/install/rtorrent-cleanup/bencode.py", line 53, in walk
return walk(exp, index + strlength)
File "/home/bobokun/install/rtorrent-cleanup/bencode.py", line 52, in walk
strlength = stringlength(exp, index)
File "/home/bobokun/install/rtorrent-cleanup/bencode.py", line 33, in stringlength
n = int(collapse(num)) # Collapse them, and turn them into an int.
File "/home/bobokun/install/rtorrent-cleanup/bencode.py", line 20, in collapse
return reduce(lambda x, y: x + y, data)
RuntimeError: maximum recursion depth exceeded
bobokun@raspberrypi ~/install/rtorrent-cleanup $

When running this script (only tested with the --dry parameter), I get the following error:

found 889 downloaded files
found 879 rtorrent files
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "~/./rtorrent_cleanup.py", line 154, in <module>
    main(args.rtorrent_working_dir, args.rtorrent_download_dirs)
  File "~/./rtorrent_cleanup.py", line 90, in main
    if check_if_single_file_torrent(torrent_file):
  File "~/./rtorrent_cleanup.py", line 21, in check_if_single_file_torrent
    content = f.read()
  File "/usr/lib/python-exec/python3.9/../../../lib/python3.9/codecs.py", line 322, in decode
    (result, consumed) = self._buffer_decode(data, self.errors, final)
UnicodeDecodeError: 'utf-8' codec can't decode byte 0xdf in position 876: invalid continuation byte

I guess one of my downloads contains some weird unicode that can't be parsed in utf-8... but I'm not sure which? I haven't dabbled in python yet...

So I just ran a dry run and it selected everything. Then I tried it with the test files included in this repo and it did the same. Am I doing something wrong?

./rtorrent_cleanup.py  ./tests/testenv_template/workingdir/ ./tests/testenv_template/downloaddir/ --dry --debug

debug_flag=True
dryrun_flag=True
rtorrent_working_dir=./tests/testenv_template/workingdir/
rtorrent_download_dirs=['./tests/testenv_template/downloaddir/']
found 2 downloaded files
found 2 rtorrent files
single-file torrent: {{pathtotestenv}}/downloaddir/file1.txt
multi-file torrent: {{pathtotestenv}}/downloaddir/directory1
found 2 files that were referenced
found 2 files that were not referenced
deleting all unreferenced files will free up 16B of storage
Not referenced files:
./tests/testenv_template/downloaddir/directory1
./tests/testenv_template/downloaddir/file1.txt

It sees the 2 files, but seems to think they are both referenced and not referenced.

When I don't do a dry run it deletes directory1 and file1.txt

Running the script on Debian 8.8, and Python 2.7.9

Feature request:
A way to filter the "set of files to deleted" by tracker.

Example:
./rtorrent-cleanup.py working_dir download_dir --filter-by-tracker mytracker

What I want to solve:
Sometimes the mess is so stronk, I need to do it one tracker at a time.

Something like rtorrent_cleanup.py --delete

That way it can be run in automated scripts and such if it didn't need any interaction from the user