Moving .torrent file once D/L'd

[stu8975]

Hi people, I know this has been covered in a few other topics but I appear to have a slight difference with mine.

So Utorrent is set up to move the completed .torrent file(s) to a different directory once its D/L'd...which it does (somewhat).

But there is still a .torrent file left in the Downlaods directory.

So I end up with this in the download directory eg..for Superman movie download

D:\Downloads - Superman folder containing video file,nfo etc etc.

.torrent file - this will either be labeled with correct title or a hash sum (not inside the Superman folder).

Directory for moved .torrents - D:\Torrents (containing correctly titled .torrent files, even if hash sum labelled in d/l directory).

So it looks like utorrent is creating/duplicating the original file (but with correct title) and moving that into the specified directory.

So how do i get the .torrent file that still remains in the download directory to fully move?

Note - in utorrent prog download titles are alway correct (they don't appear as hash sums as a title)

Utorrent version - 3.3.2 (30180 32 bit)

Win 7 64 bit

Could it be a utorrent 32bit/win7 64 bit issue?

Cheers

Stu

[stu8975]

D/L'd a file to illustrate.

utorrent prog.

Download directory ( .torrent file either correctly titled or titled as hash sum)

'Move .torrent for finished jobs to:' Directory (always titled correctly)

So .torrent file in Downloads directory doesn't move, unless i manually delete it.

[ciaobaby]

but I appear to have a slight difference with mine.

Probably not, just that others may not have made the observation that it only happens when the metadata file name and the job name in the metadata are different.

[ciaobaby]

Additional:

The odd thing is with all these reports is that nobody has EVER asked why uTorrent does EXACTLY the same thing if you double click on a .torrent file that is ALREADY on their hard drive/memory stick/whatever AND it is the same process.

Browser downloads a file to it's default location then passes the filename to a shell command, the file that is passed in the command is NEVER EVER removed or moved.

It is NOT a fault, bug, error or anything, that's how it works.