Moving files to a different computer

[Cedric]

Let's say I have torrents A, B, C, D, E on computer 1.

B has 10 GB of files in total and Computer 1 it's at 5%.

On computer 2 I have torrents B, Y, Z.

B is at 70% of computer 2.

I want to move B from computer 2 to computer 1 to continue with torrents A-E but profit from the advance of torrent B (70% instead of 5%).

Obviously I can't simply move resume.dat, otherwise it will destroy the other torrents of Computer 1.

Can I simply copy all the files of torrent B from computer 2 to computer 1 and do a force recheck?

If not how can I do this?

Thanks,

Cedric

[jewelisheaven]

You CAN do a partial replacement within resume.dat using a capable editor like Ultima's Bencoded File Editor. You would copy the sub-[ROOT] keys you want to copy to "transplant" the saved information.

You can copy the data and recheck to increase your % instantly, yes.

[hermanm]

If both computers are on the same local network, you can send your torrent pieces to the computer via fast LAN speeds.

You can also physically your unfinished torrent content to a separate directory on the other computer. Then run a second instance of uTorrent (using /recover) on a different port. Then on the other client add 127.0.0.1:port (port being the port of the second instance). The pieces will transfer over quickly.