Is it possible to move a 100% torrent with files elsewhere and seed it again somehow?

Asked by r4wMUnt34q

Hello guys,

I download torrents which will have bigger capacity in 100% than my HDD. I would like to know if it is possible to move a (100% and/or less %) torrent somewhere else (e.g. on a usb), wait till others are completed (and moved) or more space is available and than move it back and continue downloading/seeding again.

Thanks a lot...

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Vojtěch Trefný (vojtech.trefny) said :
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Yes, you can.

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r4wMUnt34q (r4wmunt34q) said :
#2

So I stopped my 100% torrent and moved it away. My question now is, if I accidentally delete a torrent (only the torrent, not the data) from KTorrent, if I am able to continue that torrent somehow. Am I ?

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Best Vojtěch Trefný (vojtech.trefny) said :
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Yes, just download the torrent file again, then open it in KTorrent. You will be asked where to save the downloaded file -- choose the same place where you have it saved (from previous downloading) and KTorrent will recognize taht you have allredy this file...

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r4wMUnt34q (r4wmunt34q) said :
#4

Thanks Vojtěch Trefný, that solved my question.

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Jan Girke (jangirke) said :
#5

Is there an AddOn for kTorrent that searches .torrent files for data?
Or a Hash viewer?