Customise content type

[HairyScot]

I run bitmagnet in a Windows Docker.Desktop container via a compose.yaml file.
Having bitmagnet running seems to swamp my network so, since I want only eBooks I would like to add a classifier section in order to minimise the number of torrents being processed.
I am new to the Docker/Container so I need all the help I can get.
Are there any examples of a bitmagnet compose yaml file with classifier?

[mgdigital]

It's possible to have the classifier delete everything except ebooks but this won't help your network. If anything it will make things worse since you will be re-crawling and re-deleting the same things over and over.

Network issues can be alleviated by routing through gluetun (see the example docker-compose) and also by using any operating system other than Windows.

[abitofevrything]

Torrents deleted by classifier workflows are blocked, so they won't be recrawled (well, of course their infohash will end up being found again, but it won't result in any metainfo requests, and this is the case for any kind of blocked torrent).

[mgdigital]

Torrents deleted by classifier workflows are blocked, so they won't be recrawled

Partly true. They are added to a stable bloom filter meaning they are unlikely to be crawled again in the near future. As more hashes are added to the filter old ones will drop out. This will happen more quickly if deleting 99% of everything being crawled which is what OP is proposing.

Best advice for OP's networking issues is to use gluetun.

[HairyScot]

It's possible to have the classifier delete everything except ebooks but this won't help your network. If anything it will make things worse since you will be re-crawling and re-deleting the same things over and over.

Network issues can be alleviated by routing through gluetun (see the example docker-compose) and also by using any operating system other than Windows.

Thank you.
I used the basic example I found at https://bitmagnet.io/setup/installation.html#docker, which did not include gluetun.
I'll switch to the gluetun version now.
Since I am an old dog, at this stage I'm going to have to stick with Windows, but I will give the Penguin a try soon.