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select a different download dir when adding new torrents


orateyouth

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Hi everyone, I am a massive fan or utorrent and loving the linux version as iv setup a debian home server and love the fact I can download torrents straight to my server.

I was wondering if there was any way I could select the download location when I add new torrents, so if I was downloading a movie file I could download it straigt to /home/username/media/movies. and if i wanted to download music I could download it straight to /home/username/media/music like I do at the moment with the windows client.

At the moment I am downloading everything into the media folder and then moving the files/folders into there respective places.

Thank you

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Thank you for the reply, I have got everything set in the utserver.conf file how I want it but when I start utserver with the -configfile atribute it doesn't seem to be finding it and using some other .conf file have you got any clue why its not using my selected config file.

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Are you sure to wrote the correct path to the "utserver.conf" file?

Also,If you can't handle it, remove all installed files and try to install this,then open in text editor '~/.config/utorrent-server/utserver.conf' and set the directories that you want.

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yes I all the paths were correct. I found after a bit of searching that once utserver has been started once and doesn't find the .conf file it reads the settings.dat fileso I deleted all the .dat files, that didn't work so I started from scratchthis is my layout now.

/opt/utorrent/settings

/wubui.zip

/opt/utorrent /utserver

/opt/utorrent/config/utserver.conf

I have got a init.d script I found on this forum so I can easily start and stop utorrent.

This time around I made sure everything was set right before I started utserver but now it is only reading my first dir_download location and not allowing me to select where I want the download to go. I'm sure im missing something simple. Do I need to put the dir_download on seperate lines like

dir_download: "/home/path/to/videos"

dir_download: "/home/path/to/music"

or is it all on one line as i'v tried bot and niether seem to work

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Do I need to put the dir_download on seperate lines like

dir_download: "/home/path/to/videos"

dir_download: "/home/path/to/music"

or is it all on one line

The former, just like your example - add a separate dir_download setting value, one per line, for each location that you want to include in the download directory list.

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