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Post subject: How To: re-seeding with deluge - Guide included  Posted: Tue May 20, 2014 7:04 pm |
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hey, so I followed a guide showing how to re-seed with deluge. they said to re-download the .torrent, add in paused state, and choose to download to a location anywhere but where the file was originally downloaded, then hit OK. then you right click the torrent and choose "move storage" and then choose where the original file was downloaded from, and to then right click and force check, but this does nothing. neither does ignoring "choose to download to a location anywhere but where the file was originally downloaded" where i'll choose it anyway. it just wants to download the file over again. everything's named the same, etc. no idea how to do it with deluge. utorrent took care of it, but with deluge I can't get it  and I don't like utorrent anymore.
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Post subject: Re: re-seeding with deluge Posted: Tue May 20, 2014 11:48 pm |
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Post subject: Re: re-seeding with deluge Posted: Tue May 20, 2014 11:54 pm |
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Post subject: Re: re-seeding with deluge - help needed Posted: Wed May 21, 2014 5:14 pm |
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RESEEDING WITH DELUGE
1. Download torrent from the site.
2. Click “ add torrent” from your client. 3. Click” file”. 4. Now find from your computer where torrent file exist (usually small file 10-50 kb).
5. Highlight the torrent file you want to reseed.
6. Click “open”. New window opens. 7. Click “options”
8. Tick “add in paused state”
9. Click “add” 10. Now you see torrent you want to reseed in your Deluge client.
11. Highlight the torrent you want to reseed.
12. Right click your mouse. Small new window pops-up.
13. Click “move storage” 14. Now find from your computer where the actual file exists.
15. Open the folder where the actual file exists.
16. DO NOT HIGHLIGHT THE ACTUAL FILE OR ACTUAL FOLDER.
17. Click “ok” 18. Now you once again see your torrent in your Deluge client.
19. Right click your mouse.
20. Click “force re-check” 21. Now you see your client is re-checking file. 22. If everything went perfect, your client has re-checked the file 100% and it shows as paused state.
23. Right click your mouse.
24. Click “resume” 25. Now torrent should say “seeding”, instead of “paused”.
26. Now you are reseeding the torrent.
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Post subject: Re: re-seeding with deluge - help needed Posted: Thu May 22, 2014 12:02 am |
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did that step-by-step, and when I click force recheck it just goes straight to downloading. @_@
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Post subject: Re: How To: re-seeding with deluge - Guide included Posted: Thu May 22, 2014 9:43 am |
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Usually when you get that error, it tells that you have chosen wrong location where you have the actual file you want to reseed.
You need to be sure that you have specified exactly right place where you have the actual file you want to reseed. Lets' say you have download file "xxxx" and it's in your computer @ C-drive -> MMA Events-folder -> xxxx. You open C-drive -> you open MMA-events folder and then you click OK.
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Post subject: Re: How To: re-seeding with deluge - Guide included Posted: Fri May 23, 2014 2:21 am |
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alienator13 wrote: Usually when you get that error, it tells that you have chosen wrong location where you have the actual file you want to reseed.
You need to be sure that you have specified exactly right place where you have the actual file you want to reseed. Lets' say you have download file "xxxx" and it's in your computer @ C-drive -> MMA Events-folder -> xxxx. You open C-drive -> you open MMA-events folder and then you click OK. yup, I did that. it just creates a new folder inside of the already existing folder where the files are located, despite not having selected the folder itself, rather, its parent folder.
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Post subject: Re: How To: re-seeding with deluge - Guide included Posted: Fri May 23, 2014 9:27 am |
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When there's only copule of more options which might be wrong.
You need to be sure that file/folder is exactly same than in the site. Name is exactly same, size is exactly same.
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Post subject: Re: How To: re-seeding with deluge - Guide included Posted: Fri May 23, 2014 2:12 pm |
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dbnp wrote: ...yup, I did that. it just creates a new folder inside of the already existing folder where the files are located, despite not having selected the folder itself, rather, its parent folder. Try selecting the parent folder of that parent folder, who knows..
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Post subject: Re: How To: re-seeding with deluge - Guide included Posted: Fri May 23, 2014 7:37 pm |
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Dent wrote: dbnp wrote: ...yup, I did that. it just creates a new folder inside of the already existing folder where the files are located, despite not having selected the folder itself, rather, its parent folder. Try selecting the parent folder of that parent folder, who knows.. Yep, try that, usually there are no parent folders when peeps upload stuff. Usually it's just single file or one folder where the files are.
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