Tim

> ...needed...classify... In case you are interested a workaround is to use [hard links](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hard_link), which has the added advantages or renaming files, splitting folders, etc.

The request was for a torrent to be automatically moved on completion, so unless that is also implemented I think that this issue should technically stay open.

Because Tribler has an API, and there is a "move file storage" feature it is likely currently possible to have a script move all completed to their own folder... But...

if only there was an API reference somewhere, xmlrpc localhost d.tracker.insert $H":t0:$URL" gives Invalid index but you can disable the old tracker with xmlrpc localhost t.set_enabled $H":t0" 0

kannibalox, good code is self documenting. implementing system.methodHelp or at least system.methodSignature would be best but that link looks like it's less than 1% complete...there is also the relatively incomplete...

Could be scripted thought the RPC API untill it's implemented.

> > Could be scripted thought the RPC API until it's implemented. > > @Dmole Can you provide a sample script? https://tribler.readthedocs.io/en/next/restapi/downloads.html So something like ``` T=http://localhost:8085 while read -r...

@heldersepu BTW source is here https://github.com/Tribler/tribler/tree/master/Tribler/Core/Modules/restapi Tested example: ``` #!/bin/bash # # tribler_stop_all.sh # T=http://localhost:8085 while read -r H ; do curl -sX PATCH "$T/downloads/$H" --data "state=stop" > /dev/null done...

something like https://github.com/Tribler/tribler/compare/next...Dmole:patch-2?expand=1

> What is a `.magnet` file? Never seen these in the wild. Just a text file containing a magnet schemed URL that could be supported by the Tribler "watch folder"...