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Transmission can run as a daemon, that alones makes it S tier.
So can rTorrent
should be S tier also, then.
I run Transmission on a VM that is permanently connected to a VPN. It dumps the completed files on an NFS share. I'm open to trying something different. Transmission seems like the best option.
What are the advantages to running it as a daemon outside of the obvious malicious ones?
I run it headless in a small pc in my basement that I use as server. it also has an http api so other systems can integrate with it (eg another program that looks for torrents and pushes the torrents into it.