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Hmmm, is your goal to share each season folder separately? Is that why you would need scripting?
Or are you looking to share everything at once without worrying about creating individual torrents? If this is what you're looking for, then maybe Retroshare is what you're looking for? I don't know if stuff using eDonkey, Gnutella, or Kademlia are still around, but retroshare has file-sharing similar to those where you point the client at a folder and it just shares the entire thing.
IPFS would've been great for this, but they honestly screwed the pooch on that (it hogs resources, doesn't have good clients, and doesn't have a bridge to torrents or other networks i.e you can't go "oh, I have a torrent file, let me see if the files for this are on IPFS and download them from there").
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id prolly be happy with it at the series level even, not necessarily the seasons.. but one torrent seems like a pain to create... thousands seems arduous. without a lot of scripting that is. i'm checkin out retroshare also, thanks!
Can you show your exact folder structure?
very simple
//library/Movies/$movie_title //library/Series/%Series_title/%series_season
Then yes the solution of @[email protected] is fine, no need for anything too complicated.