keystorm Posted January 22, 2009 Report Share Posted January 22, 2009 I'm using uTorrent remotely through WebUI and get the files through FTP. I find it very useful to be able to upload the torrent to a specific folder (eg D:\Torrents) and have it start right away (using auto-load+erase torrent feature).What's nasty about the process is that I have to manually label every single torrent I load onto the server to have them move into a specific folder once finished (eg D:\Shows).What would be great is to be able to have uTorrent to look for torrent files in a set of folders/subfolders, auto-load them and get the files downloaded right into that folder.This way the user could:1. Set a root directory for auto-load (in my case, D:)2. Place a torrent in a subfolder (D:\Shows)3. Have the torrent download into that very folder without having to worry about labels, default destinations, moving seeding files through FTP, etc.Since the user could have houndreds of subdirectories in a given path, it would be good to be able to limit the directory depth of the crawling for new torrent files in Advanced Settings. A default of 1 or 2 levels should be enough for most cases. This means uTorrent would look for torrents no further than D:\Shows\Lost, thus avoiding an excess system load. Even if the delay of auto-loading should increase a few seconds, this feature would save a lot of time and effort.I'm sorry if this has been somehow suggested before, I couldn't find it though. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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