This tool will help manage tedious tasks in qBittorrent and automate them. Tag, categorize, remove Orphaned data, remove unregistered torrents and much much more.
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[FR]: Remove orphaned without moving to orphaned_dir #590
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please elaborate.
As of now, when removing orphaned torrents, qbm first moves the files to orphaned_dir then delete them based on empty_after_x_days. The moving process isn't necessary when the value is 0, which cause high IO when moving files between drives just to delete them afterwards
Describe the solution you'd like
My suggestion is to add an if statement to check if the value of empty_after_x_days=0, if it is, then skip the whole moving process and just delete the files.
Does your solution involve any of the following?
[ ] New config option
[ ] New command option
Describe alternatives you've considered
I created 3 qbm config files:
Deals with tagging, share limits, and clearing torrents (basically, everything other than removing orphaned)
Only remove orphaned option is enabled with the orphaned_dir located on the SSD
same as 2 but with the orphaned_dir located on the HDD
Who will this benefit?
Anyone with multiple drives who's not using unRAID, especially for racing.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please elaborate.
As of now, when removing orphaned torrents, qbm first moves the files to
orphaned_dir
then delete them based onempty_after_x_days
. The moving process isn't necessary when the value is 0, which cause high IO when moving files between drives just to delete them afterwardsDescribe the solution you'd like
My suggestion is to add an if statement to check if the value of
empty_after_x_days=0
, if it is, then skip the whole moving process and just delete the files.Does your solution involve any of the following?
Describe alternatives you've considered
I created 3 qbm config files:
orphaned_dir
located on the SSDorphaned_dir
located on the HDDWho will this benefit?
Anyone with multiple drives who's not using unRAID, especially for racing.
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