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I cannot delete stuff i have downloaded! I am probably being thick but when I delete on ftp it does not seem to have gone in wtorrent and is still taking space?
as far as Ive been told You shouldn't delete stuff in ftp.
You have webui? or You can access it thru let say NX?
dont know what that means and what is wrong with doing stuff in ftp
Are you able to set up multiple user accounts with wTorrent?
The automatic loading/unloading of torrents is handled very well by rtorrent. It requires some modification of the rtorrent configuration file, whose standard location is ~./rtorrent.rc.
You probably need to edit your ~/.rtorrent.rc file to include the path to a directory to watch. From my own .rtorrent.rc file I can tell you that torrents are removed from the client when the corresponding .torrent file is deleted from the disk. First, download ~/.rotrrent.rc or log on to the shell and open this file using your favourite editor, then find the lines that says something like: schedule = watch_directory,5,5,load_start=/some/path/*.torrent
You need to edit the line so that /some/path reflects the dir in which you have your .torrent files. For me that is /home/<username>/torrents/tor/*.torrent
note: without *.torrent (or *torrent, linux doesn't mind) it will not work as the program needs to know the file type to watch for.
Worked for me. Let me know if this has helped you. It should not be very hard if you know your way around the shell.
For reference, check /trunk/rtorrent/doc/rtorrent.rc - The libTorrent and rTorrent Project - Trac
It is also advisable to set up a session dir for rtorrent to use.
1 - Create a session dir, e.g. ~./session
2 - Modify your ~/.rtorrent.rc file so that it has a line like: session = ~/.session
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