Delete .torrent files when deleting torrent option?
Posted: Mon Jan 10, 2022 3:57 pm
Yes I know I can manually delete them, yes I also know I can have it set to autodelete when complete, this is not the issue.
What I am looking for is the option to keep the .torrent files around (when needing to transfer said torrent to another device and seed, to recover torrents when harddrive fails, etc) but when I am done with torrent(after seeding it beyond 1:x ratio) and want to delete the torrent (and all files) where is the option to 'also' delete the torrent file.
Reason is an issue is when recovering torrents after crash its easy to just load the torrents from my .torrent folder (This way I don't lose out any I missed and end up with massive HnR) and old utorrent (2.2.1) has the option. I am trying to find said option in qbittorrent but I cannot locate it, can anyone point me to what I should look for.
Must clarify again because I have seen this issue in the last hour from years back, I WANT to keep the torrent file around as long as I am seeding/using/etc said torrent file, so the option to not 'copy' torrent files (which deletes the .torrent the second the download is finished) is a no go.
What I am looking for is the option to keep the .torrent files around (when needing to transfer said torrent to another device and seed, to recover torrents when harddrive fails, etc) but when I am done with torrent(after seeding it beyond 1:x ratio) and want to delete the torrent (and all files) where is the option to 'also' delete the torrent file.
Reason is an issue is when recovering torrents after crash its easy to just load the torrents from my .torrent folder (This way I don't lose out any I missed and end up with massive HnR) and old utorrent (2.2.1) has the option. I am trying to find said option in qbittorrent but I cannot locate it, can anyone point me to what I should look for.
Must clarify again because I have seen this issue in the last hour from years back, I WANT to keep the torrent file around as long as I am seeding/using/etc said torrent file, so the option to not 'copy' torrent files (which deletes the .torrent the second the download is finished) is a no go.