Transmission

To be clear, you do NOT want to use the incomplete folder? (Which sort of does what you want.) Then you may need to use a script instead.

Which version of Transmission (Windows/Mac/Linux/Web/...) are you using? It is known that after a restart the order of id/queue is reset to the order in which torrents are read from disk.

What am I doing wrong? Not mentioning the client app your using, but I guess from the follow-up post you use the MacOS version of Transmission. 2017 iMac 27" 5K, 4.2 GHz Intel i7 Kaby Lake, 24 GB RAM, 1TB internal SSPOLARIS 4x NVMe SSD as boot volume, 4TB internal Crucial SATA SSD, Radeon Pro ...

Something about a torrent being done downloading, adding a tracker and then exporting that torrent with the new tracker in it?

You might want to try Shift which at least allows you to copy the magnet with the added trackers.

Hi there power users! AFAIK there is no way to do this with any stock UI. I have written a web UI, Shift , that allows you to select torrents on a certain path and batch move them to another path. Be aware that doing large move actions across filesystems with Transmission may cause servercide. Try i...

Changelog

• Fixed "Relocate" controls being broken after closing dialog.

Transmission already pauses torrents when there's insufficient space left on the volume. Are you suggesting an additional check? AFAIK Transmission pauses a torrent when a write to disk fails most commonly because the partition is full. The really bad things are that Transmission is stuck and that ...

Changelog

• Removed "Reconstitute" / "torrent-verify-force" following RPC-spec.

Changelog

• Implemented "torrent-verify-force" as "Reconstitute".

No settings.json means no config. See: viewtopic.php?t=8465

Yes. In settings.json (when Transmission is NOT running):

It returns 1 for all complete torrents. 0 ... 0.5 ... 1 => 0% ... 50% ... 100%

Your issue is full of contradictions, but I'll try to explain. When a torrent is added no content is written to disk. When a torrent is downloading it first buffers the data in memory. When that buffer is full the data is written to disk. Then all files associated with buffered pieces written to dis...

For 4.1 a sequentialDownload feature is added.

@NotoriousPyro You are using the 3.0 interface to control a 4.0 instance. That works, but you might be missing some newer functionality. See Transmission RPC Spec.