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Tracker search

Besides uploading, the bot queries the tracker from the terminal: searches, details, filters. Every command runs against the default tracker (the first in MULTI_TRACKER) or the one given with -tracker <NAME>.

Basic searches

Command What it does
-sch "<text>" Searches torrents by title
-i "<text>" Like -sch but shows the detailed information of every result
-dmp Full dump of all the tracker titles (saved locally)
-up "<uploader>" Torrents by a given uploader
-d "<text>" Searches inside the descriptions
-bd "<text>" Shows the BDInfo of the matching torrents
-m "<text>" Shows the MediaInfo of the matching torrents
-db Added to a search, saves the results to the local database
unit3dup -sch "movie title"
unit3dup -tracker ptt -sch "movie title"
unit3dup -up "UploaderName" -db

Filters

Filter Meaning
-st <year> / -en <year> From year / up to year
-type <type> Content type
-res <resolution> Resolution
-file "<name>" File name
-se <n> / -ep <n> Season / episode
-tmdb <id> -imdb <id> -tvdb <id> -mal <id> By external database IDs
-playid <id> / -coll <id> Playlist / collection
-free <value> Freeleech percentage
-al / -dd / -dy Status: alive / dead / dying

Useful combo — one TMDB title at a specific resolution:

unit3dup -tmdb 603 -res 1080p

Special views

Lists by torrent attribute:

Flag Shows
-du DoubleUp
-fe Featured
-re Refundable
-str Stream-friendly
-sd Standard definition
-hs Highspeed
-int Internal
-pr Personal release
unit3dup -fe

The full table of every flag: All commands.