pgjensen

I see the Save As field, but it only lists where it's saved to. Is there no way to change it? When the torrent has its own base folder for everything, there's no way to change that.

what are you talking about

less than 60. it's doing this in the checking phase, so no connections are made on this particular torrent yet. i had a couple of other torrents running that makes up the ~60.

Is there currently a way to change the base folder of a torrent, or at least see what it is? I am having to use the windows client to load up the torrent, see what the base folder everything is going into, and then rename my existing to that if i'm trying to join at a percentage. It'd be nice to have the option to rename the base part of the torrent, or set exactly where on the filesystem the torrent files will go, instead of having to relocate the individual files. Thanks! Loving this client.

I am getting an error message: "Error: Too many open files" when checking a torrent. This is a torrent with thousands of smaller files. It is doing this when checking the torrent and I can't get past a certain percentage. I assume it's hitting my "ulimit -n" of 1024. I am bumping this up to 4096 for my next login, but it seems like this is a bug. These files don't remain open when checking with `lsof` and it seems like the file handles should be closed after its checked? Could this be a result of my cache limit being high and all of these small files trying to fill that up and getting past 1024 open files? I am not joining at 100%, so maybe the files that are not completed are taking up that chunk of 1024? I am using build 25053. Let me know if there's any tests I can run.

Some rows never show while scrolling up/down. ><:scroll window scroll down: correct case >1 2 3<4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1>2 3 4<5 6 7 8 9 10 1 2>3 4 5<6 7 8 9 10 1 2 3>4 5 6<7 8 9 10 1 2 3 4>5 6 7<8 9 10 scroll down: fail case >1 2 3<4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1>2 3 4<5 6 7 8 9 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7>8 9 10< I see this too in torrents with lots of files

1) it'd be nice if we could just do some pre-scripting on import, detect where it was imported from with simple regexp, and then set the destination folder from that... i guess that's a backend thing that i have to hope gets implemented since it's closed source. 4) seems like it should default to on at least to protect idiots like me from hitting torrent + data on accident :cool:

thanks for replies! 1) Preferences -> Directories -> Automatically add torrents folder ... the auto-import nzb folder (watch folder) ... i'd like to have subdirectories in the watch folder that automatically get the destination folder set based on that... i.e. categories (if you use sabnzbd you can do this) 2) sounds good, i can deal with it! 3) thanks! 4) that setting is not there on my webui. i am using your latest webui from 3/19 and utorrent 3.0 linux alpha from March that was recently posted.

1) Is there a way currently to auto-import into certain folders? I'd like to then run some auto-processing on the subfolders of my download folder to know where to put them or what to do with them. The auto-import into a subfolder would be awesome if it doesn't exist in helping with an almost fully automated download/move. i could so some regexp on some stuff to auto-move if there is no subfolder, but not all, and it'd get complicated really fast. 2) Is there a way to drag/drop .torrent files to the UI? not a big deal just couldn't get it to work if it does exist. 3) When viewing torrent with TONS of files and I only want to download a few parts... i have to page around about 100 or so pages to find the files i'm looking for... is there a way to view all files in one list? 4) When deleting Data (Torrent + Data or Data Only), could there be a confirmation popup? I accidentally clicked it, luckily on something small that could be redownloaded