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Move .torrent file for finished downloads #13
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Originally created by @VoidedStars on GitHub (Aug 12, 2012).
The setting would allow you to specify a directory to move a .torrent file to when it's associated job has completed. Segregation of in-progress and completed torrent files aids in organization as well as recovery in the event of data corruption and other issues.
@vinit-agr commented on GitHub (Aug 16, 2012):
qbittorrent already has that feature, look into downloads tab under preference. there is an option to save .torrent files. it saves all the imported torrent in it as soon as they are added.
@VoidedStars commented on GitHub (Aug 16, 2012):
That is different. I am requesting that when the download is completed (not started/imported) that the .torrent be moved to a different folder. That way you can have one folder for new/in progress torrents, and a separate one for finished jobs.
@Driim commented on GitHub (Aug 17, 2012):
I am newbee in qBittorrent programming, but i think i can do that...