I feel you, I have exactly the same issue. What you can do is set qbit to delete the file after X amount of seeding /time so by then the file would've been moved. It sucks as i would like to seed as much as i can but i can't store things twice...
I feel you, I have exactly the same issue. What you can do is set qbit to delete the file after X amount of seeding /time so by then the file would've been moved. It sucks as i would like to seed as much as i can but i can't store things twice...
this could be an idea, but this would comport that remote files nobody wants will be there forever while very requested files will disappear quickly... I think I'll just backup all the files and change the filesystem to NTFS or XFS
I don't know there are any limits to hardlinks other than that the source and destination needs to be on the same drive.This might help
thanks for the link! I searched a bit more and found this microsoft docs that explicitly says that exfat does not support hardlinks nor softlinks... I'll have to change filesystem I guess
If that's the case then a reformat into something that will support it is simple enough
thanks for using Leebra!
go to feed...
A hard link won't work across filesystems or across disks. If you want to point to another arbitrary filesystem, you'd need a symlink. I don't know if that's supported in that software stack. But you either move that Download directory to the same filesystem on the USB HDD, or use symlinks, or figure out a different way.
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