Re: Issue 56 in ntorrent: Change directory of a torrent

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Comment #9 on issue 56 by ariykd: Change directory of a torrent
http://code.google.com/p/ntorrent/issues/detail?id=56

optimally ntorrent should have the option to select one or more open
torrents, ask the user for a new path, stop them,
move the data file to the new path, reassign the directory to the new path,
and start the torrent back up.

i dont know if the mv command can be called through xmlrpc/rtorrent (i know
it can be defined in .rtorrent.rc), but it
should be available to SSH users.

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Comment #10 on issue 56 by kei060: Change directory of a torrent
http://code.google.com/p/ntorrent/issues/detail?id=56

rtorrent does have an execute command, whether this can be called through
xmlrpc I
am unsure of. But if it is available, one could have a user setting that
specifies
what command execute= should run in order to do whatever logic you want in
the event
of a "change directory" call. If the execute command isn't available for
this
intended use, then you are right, only ssh users would have that option.