Deluge has a feature that will start the download inside the Incomplete folder and the changes and runs to sort out content based on what it is (TV Show/Movie). can remove the torrent and then complete the file transfer to the "Completed" folder. Once finished the contents of the torrent is moved to another (completed)
For sorting reasons you may wish for your newly reloaded files to be saved to a different location. This is easy enough but must be done a single torrent at a time. Stop the torrent you wish to move in the torrent list in µTorrent. Move the files to the location of your * Once finished, move to low rpm HDD big storage (/data/slow/new) So, when this process happens, everything that Deluge is doing is stalled and waits for the copy to happens. This issue happens when using 'Move to Storage' or when using 'Move Completed'. Hi. In Sonarr, if I use Deluge, I have files starting to download at /downloads/temp, and after downloading, move it to /downloads, where my sabnzbds final destination folder is as well. Sonarr catches these files, and post process it. So after Deluge download, it What is Deluge? Deluge is a lightweight, Free Software, cross-platform BitTorrent client. Full Encryption WebUI Plugin System Much more Learn More No problem. Want to add alphabetical downloading, move downloaded files to specific directories according to the file type, adjust speed according to network conditions, create pretty graphs, schedule everything, integrate with Chrome or Firefox, or batch Deluge
What is Deluge? Deluge is a lightweight, Free Software, cross-platform BitTorrent client. Full Encryption WebUI Plugin System Much more Learn More No problem. Want to add alphabetical downloading, move downloaded files to specific directories according to the file type, adjust speed according to network conditions, create pretty graphs, schedule everything, integrate with Chrome or Firefox, or batch Deluge This tutorial will be showing you how to install Deluge on Ubuntu 18.04 desktop and server. Deluge is a free, open-source (GPL3) and lightweight BitTorrent client, available for Linux, FreeBSD, Mac OS X and Windows. It has a rich collection of plugins that you can When a seeding torrent data is moved on the file-system from outside deluge, deluge starts thinking it's a new torrent and starts downloading It is best to use Deluge to move your torrents downloads (but I gather that you already moved it outside of Deluge) - Menu over the torrent and 'Move Storage'. With regard to restarting the torrent files you moved (outside of Deluge?), you will need the .torrent file. If deluge downloads are set to move to this folder too when completed. There are some deluge downloads that complete, and move to this folder properly. I feel there are others that is partially downloaded, but the file is shown as complete, and moved to /data/complete/tv folder, which in turn is moved by drone factory to /media (being watched by Kodi).
So, the drive that I have my files seeding from is full. I purchased a 2nd drive and would like to move the files to it. In Deluge, I go to Move Storage and picked a few files to move. They copied correctly to the new HDD, however, when I right click on the files that are My System: Windows Home Server 2011 Deluge 1.3.11 (works great) Sonar 2.0.0.2850 CouchPotato 2.6.3 (works great) Issues I need advice/help with Downloads seem to be stuck at 100% (resolved) Will not create a hard link when the torrent is seeding or move Then, when you delete/move/whatever them, the original is unaffected. rtorrent has the Automove plugin, wherein you can have it automatically make a hardlink to downloaded files in your sync folder. You can achieve similar functionality with Deluge through the Hi markus101, It seems to be working now. The only change I made in Deluge is tick “Stop seeding when share ratio reaches 0.1.” I next ticked “Remove torrent when share ratio is reached.” It now reflects in Sonarr as downloaded, and post processing works Is this still being looked into? Rebooting a machine that has a failed mount point, will cause all of the seeding torrents to redownload to a new location. This can be very damaging to a user without an unlimited data plan (as well as damaging to a users ratio on private
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I am new to Deluge (just switched from a Wine/uTorrent setup to Deluge). One of the features I loved about uTorrent was that it could move the completed torrent files once the torrent went in to a seeding state. This allowed me to keep my torrent folder clean while Upon adding those files, deluge sees the data is downloaded at /Downloads/.temp_torrent , checks them and starts seeding again BUT without moving them back to /Downloads/ Is there a way to make the files actually move? EDIT: SOLVED. I can just go to the Deluge Ver. 1.3.11 Sonarr and Deluge are both running on the same PC. Sonarr is set to add to tv-sonarr category in Deluge. No special settings within Deluge for that label. Files downloaded to F:\Torrent and final resting place is T:\TV Shows[series]. I noticed that extracting does not always work properly. This happens when the downloaded (for example) .rar files have spaces in them. The files to be extracted should get " (or get escaped of course) along with them. So: unrar -x "totally legal thing I downloaded deluge summary refs log tree commit diff stats Commit message Author Age * Bump version for release deluge-1.3.6 Calum Lind 2013-02-25 * Extractor: Refactor and fix tar.* issue on windows Calum Lind 2013-02-23 * Add a ne