Add already downloaded torrent to deluge

The instructions for how to add an already-completed torrent to Deluge say that I should pause the torrent and force recheck. Well, I can't do that because Deluge doesn't know about the torrent. I've tried closing down Deluge and restarting, but that hasn't helped. So, I am baffled. Also check local storage for the downloaded file is not out of space shown on bottom status bar in Deluge UI.

To use a Samba share in Deluge from within Windows, the share has to be mapped to a drive letter. The libtorrent version is in the output of Deluge Version. Note: debug is very verbose and with a lot of torrents log files will be MB's in size. The only reliable way of tracking them is by infohash because torrent clients rarely have persistent unique ids.

This is especially problematic if people switch torrent client and keep seeding. This topic was automatically closed 60 days after the last reply. New replies are no longer allowed. RemoteEpisode remoteEpisode, System. String hash, System. String filename, System. Part 2. Head to your download directory using a file manager on your computer. As a default, the name of the folder should be Downloads. On every operating system, a simple search for the Downloads folder should take you to it.

These should be straightforward; just choose the default options. Part 3. Go to a torrent hosting site. There are several torrent hosting sites on the Internet. A good one to try is Piratebay. Type the name of the file you want to download. Remember that in most countries, you are only legally allowed to download copyrighted files or media that you already physically own.

Press the SE button on top of one of the columns at the right side of the torrent file name. This will arrange the torrent list according to number of seeders uploaders in descending order. View the comments on the page. Commenters will generally provide reviews for that particular torrent file and give you an idea of its quality. This will provide you an anonymous way of downloading, which is great for privacy reasons.

Part 4. Head to the downloaded torrent file. This is in the Downloads folder as a default. Manage the torrent.