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Official meant we (the qBittorrent core team) maintain them.* Unofficial meant third-party contributors write/maintain them. Now since Sledgehammer took over the project, most engines have been fixed/rewritten by third party people. (Correct me if I am wrong - this is all just a "as far as I kn...

This is normal behavior, it's not an issue. To me, this is how it should work , because you set a default folder in Settings. Why would it REWRITE that setting when I temporarily save something somewhere else? But... Check our bugtracker if someone made a wishlist for this, or make a new one. Others...

Last time I had to C++, I used NetBeans because it had Clang support.
It's a cool combination. (Though, I used a Linux virtual guest to do this.)

Have it installed, but always crashes on me after a few minutes, so I just use SharpDevelop.
Could not figure out why it crashes, the Ultimate version works.
Weird.

Via the WEB UI API, I think it's definitely possible. Take a look at it, that's your best shot.

There was just a similar case, guy empited a magazine into his old Dell which had BSOD issues.

http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2015 ... the-ticket

Oh wow, sorry it's the same story, just with more details. Well.

@OP: Be careful with Netlimiter though. It can ban you from games for example.

You can find many similar (and free!) tools all around the internet.
Just use the "sysinternals suite", it's got 99% of the tools anyone may ever need on Windows.

If it's empty, the file does not exist. Okay, let's find the file. After you open the Terminal, type: "ls -a" Check if you have a ".config" there. If you do, type: "cd .config". gz, you just went into the config folder. Again, "ls -a". See if you have qBittorr...

It would be great if you could implement a direct torrent file naming after the main folder of the torrent. uTorrent is doing this by default and it is pain to manually name a torrent every time you want to upload something. You can report this as a "wishlist" on our bugtracker. See below...

Answered your question there.

It's a known issue, but thanks for the heads up. There is a ticket for it on our bugtracker. A person I met on IRC said he will work on it, not sure if he started it / finished it / or what's the state on it now. If you have some C++ skills, and some free time, you can also help to implement a fix a...

Lol mate. You open the terminal. You type this in: nano -w ~/.config/qBittorrent/qBittorrent.conf Like.. that line above. And uhm.. the file opens! You modify what you want, then press "CTRL+X", and then a "Y" key. Aaand the file is saved and closed, and you can close the Termina...

Super seeding basically is good when you are the first seeder. When YOU upload something. It will upload strictly to the first/one peer, thus helping with the distribution. Because you have to upload it only once (then the other peer should help), it's much faster than uploading the content to 10000...

Never use a disk with reallocated sectors. Maybe only for a temporary junk drive.
By the way there is a tool for this (repairing disks permanently by reallocation):
http://www.dposoft.net/hdd.html

chkdsk only checks ntfs descriptors.

to really test a hard drive, you need a surface scan tool.
(there are live USB/disc tools for this.)