Should you delete torrents after downloading

Not the content, I mean the files you get from the host site like what tpb use to do. I hit delete, it said something about deleting 3gb of data, even though the file was only 35kb. My question is, if I'm in the process of downloading the content and I delete the source file, will it delete the entire content.  · You can delete it right after it begins to download because (as it was explained to me) bltadwin.rut file is just your ticket to board the train. After .  · You can delete the torrent after adding it to the transferlist, qb keeps a copy in the config folder. if you remove the torrent from the transferlist, the copy gets deleted. qb can automatically delete the torrent from the transferlist when it's finished (options-bittorrent-seed until the ratio reaches x amount then delete) Notice that you should "seed" the torrent as long as possible, don't be a leech.

You can change the default behavior for the delete function: Go to Options - Preferences - bltadwin.ru the listing bltadwin.rut_del_action: change the value from 0 to In fact, you can change the value from 0 all the way to 3 with the corresponding results. 0 means "Remove" (remove the torrent job from the list, but all related files are left intact on the disk). If you're paying $20/month for a seedbox, you can get 6 TB of storage after a year of savings. When I was using a seedbox I would seed the stuff with < seeders or if it didn't saturate my download speed and then toss the rest after I pulled it to my server and met minimum required seed time/ratio. The next step is to enable WebUI in the uTorrent client. Go to OptionsPreferences and you should now see a WebUI entry. Click on it, then put a check in the Enable WebUI checkbox. Enter in a.

With the above settings, go to the µTorrent client, when you select a torrent and click the red X icon from the tool bar the torrent should be removed from the µTorrent window, and when you go back to your download folder you should still have the file you downloaded but the torrent file should be gone as well. Thus you can leave the torrent for other to download from you even after your download is completed, or can hit and run. You can delete it right after it begins to download because (as it was explained to me) bltadwin.rut file is just your ticket to board the train. After your on and the journey begins, you no longer need the ticket.