Cannot specify custom download directory for labeled torrent?

[Dannermax]

Hello.

This is making my hair gray..! Hope someone can help.

I am running Utorrent server version 3.0-27079 - downloaded from here:

http://www.sitedesign.hu/utorrent/utorrent-server_3.0-27079_amd64.deb

And installed on my Debian based server (Openmediavault). I am also using the latest webup.zip file from here: http://www.utorrent.com/help/guides/webui

My problem is that i cant make specify a custom folder for the RSS favourites, or any for that matter.. unless i turn off, the "move finished torrents to" folder. So is it possible, somehow to append a custom path to a label?

So that all torrents labeled "movies" would go into: /media/movie/

and so on...

Hope anyone can help!!

[mcdonald]

I am running Utorrent server version 3.0-27079 - downloaded from here:

http://www.sitedesign.hu/utorrent/utorrent-server_3.0-27079_amd64.deb

I suggest you try version 3.3, available on the download page at http://www.utorrent.com/downloads/linux

I am also using the latest webup.zip file from here: http://www.utorrent.com/help/guides/webui

Could you try the webui.zip in the 3.3 version you download?

So is it possible, somehow to append a custom path to a label?

So that all torrents labeled "movies" would go into: /media/movie/

and so on...

I don't think so. I don't recall any setting or feature that would support that.

[Dannermax]

It is not possible to update my version of Utorrent, because my system is Debian squeeze and when i try to install it, im told that a couple of packages dependencies are not available. So i would conclude that, i cant update Utorrent.

[Dannermax]

Actually, i have utorrent working..almost as i want.. One problem persists, thou.

I would like a download to be downloaded to a temporary folder, before it gets copied into the custom folder, i have specified. How would this be possible? Is it possible to make a script that does this, and looks for the label, and puts it in the specified folder?