Transmission

holy sh*t the pussy has teeth!

*puts on cock armor* i meant every word of my last post. you want to seed up until the point where you find it morally permissible to stop, because you are afraid of getting caught with your hands in the cookie jar.

thanks for the link. the resume file doesn't have the directory names in it anyway.

redshift9 wrote:occasionally i've stopped seeding a file once it hits 1.0, if it's seeding too slowly.

if it's still on your computer, don't stop it. don't be a pussy.

bro i don't want to do it that way. i want to edit the state of transmission. utorrent stores its state in those .dat files, the most important of which is resume.dat, which stores all information about the pre-loaded torrents. torrents don't disappear from utorrent when you restart it, do they ...

in the info dictionary of a torrent file of more than one file, the value of the key "4:name" is the name of the directory that will contain all files, with optional relative paths, in the files list (the list after "5:files"). if the torrent only has information about one file, then the name is the ...

it was while ago since writing a little Java program to load all my torrents the "back-end" way, as i liked to call it, by editing resume.dat. it saved me from the tedium of editing each torrent's directory-path upon loading it. it was really cool and i enjoyed coding it. but now that i've learned ...

in a very very particular order

1) LABELS.
hundreds of torrents, multiple private trackers... there must be a way to organize my freaking torrents in your gooey. "but apocalyptica, transmission isn't designed for addicts like you"... yeah, as if labels are useless for non-addicts.
actually, yes, i ...