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File Management Commands ​

These commands let you check what the bot is doing and control active tasks.

/status ​

What it does: Shows all active and queued tasks. You'll see what's downloading, uploading, or waiting.

How to use:

/status                          # Shows all tasks
/status me                       # Shows only YOUR tasks

What you'll see: A list of tasks with progress bars, speeds, ETA, and file names.

/stats ​

What it does: Shows full bot statistics — CPU usage, RAM, disk space, uptime, total downloads, total uploads, and more.

How to use: Just send /stats.

What it does: Shows detailed technical information about a media file (video/audio). Uses MediaInfo — the same tool professionals use.

How to use:

/mediainfo                       # Reply to a file or a Telegram message containing media
/mediainfo https://example.com/video.mp4   # Provide a direct link

What you'll get: Codec, resolution, bitrate, frame rate, audio format, subtitles, and more.

/cancel [gid] ​

What it does: Cancels a running or queued task.

How to use:

/cancel gid123abc                # Cancel by task ID
/cancel                          # Reply to a task message to cancel it

You can find the GID (task ID) in the status message or in the task's progress message.

/cancelall [type] ​

What it does: Cancels all tasks at once.

How to use:

/cancelall all                   # Cancel ALL tasks (mirror, leech, and upload)
/cancelall mirror                # Cancel only mirror tasks
/cancelall leech                 # Cancel only leech tasks
/cancelall upload                # Cancel only upload tasks

Warning: This cannot be undone. Use with care.

/forcestart [gid] ​

What it does: Forces a queued task to start immediately, skipping the queue.

How to use:

/forcestart gid123abc            # Force start by task ID
/forcestart                      # Reply to a queued task message

/select [gid] ​

What it does: Opens a file selection menu for torrents, NZBs, or JDownloader tasks. You can pick which files to download.

How to use:

/select gid123abc                # Open selection for a specific task
/select                          # Reply to the task's message

When to use it:

  • A torrent has many files and you only want some of them
  • An NZB has multiple releases
  • A JDownloader link has multiple parts

Examples ​

# Check what's running
/status

# Cancel a specific task
/cancel gid123abc

# Cancel everything
/cancelall all

# Force a queued download to start
/forcestart gid456def

# Select files from a torrent
/qbmirror magnet:?xt=urn:btih:xxxx -s
# Later to re-open the selection menu:
/select gid789ghi

# Get media info of a file
/mediainfo (reply to a video file)