--seed-ratio and --seed-hours keep aria2c seeding after the download,
stopping at whichever limit comes first, before extraction starts; this
needs no extra disk. The README asks people to seed and explains
long-term seeding with --keep-archives. Re-running with --torrent once
extraction has begun no longer downloads the deleted archives again.
The script no longer carries download links: --torrent takes the
.torrent file from Flashpoint's downloads page, and --infinity the
Infinity archive. Before doing anything it works out the space the
download and extraction need, refuses to start without it, and asks
for confirmation unless --yes is given. It notes Flashpoint's unsettled
legal standing and the user's responsibility.
setup-flashpoint.sh downloads the Ultimate torrent with aria2c and
extracts each archive in turn, checking free space first and deleting
it afterwards unless --keep-archives is given. From Base_1.zip it takes
only the database, settings and playlists. --with-infinity adds
Infinity for Linux's software, which streaming needs, without replacing
anything. Re-running resumes where it stopped.
branderson