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Torrent list files - where are they? - anthonyonions - 24th Jun, 2013 05:14 AM
Hi all. I've written a script to rsync my downloads to my NAS drive when they're done and cron'd this to run overnight. However I would like to remove the file from the list shown in the transmission GUI.
Does anyone know where these files are located?
Thanks
Ant
RE: Torrent list files - where are they? - Fred - 24th Jun, 2013 06:33 AM
I am not sure, but try checking /usr/local/etc/transmission .
RE: Torrent list files - where are they? - anthonyonions - 24th Jun, 2013 07:24 AM
There are .torrent file and .resume files, but I removed the .torrent ad it was still listed. Will try the .resume file on next download.
RE: Torrent list files - where are they? - anthonyonions - 24th Jun, 2013 04:01 PM
Ok I deleted the resume and torrent files and its still listed in the GUI.
Any other suggestions on where these files are?
Thanks
Ant
RE: Torrent list files - where are they? - mk01 - 24th Jun, 2013 04:33 PM
doesn't keep trans GUI separate copies of .torrent files on local machine as "cache" ?
RE: Torrent list files - where are they? - anthonyonions - 24th Jun, 2013 06:00 PM
hmm... I've just reloaded the gui after shutting the browser and it looks to have cleared it. So it might have been the browser caching the display from the last refresh.
I'll have another go later on and see if I can get a firm answer if these are the 2 files that need to be removed.
Thanks
Ant
RE: Torrent list files - where are they? - anthonyonions - 25th Jun, 2013 02:22 AM
Odd. Doesn't seem to be browser cache as I've tried in different browser/device, after having removed the .torrent and .resume files!
I've run a find from root dir and nothing else comes up with a wildcard search on part of the name. So it appears that black magic is at work here!!!
RE: Torrent list files - where are they? - anthonyonions - 30th Jun, 2013 06:27 PM
Got round this with calling transmission-remote with a few options set.