It would appear that the "create subfolder" option in Qbittorrent does not function under docker.
This does work on the Windows version of QBT.
I recently migrated some very large torrents (2.5TB), I am seeding from Windows (QBT 4.1.6) to a Synology NAS and installed QBT under docker.
For example in my Windows environment, when I added the torrent and unselected the "create subfolder",
I can select my existing directory with my torrent contents and Windows QBT will recheck my existing data and start seeding.
Windows %driveroot%\Romvault\Mame\SoftwareLists\CHDs
Works perfectly in Windows.
QBt in Docker:
And when I add my torrent file and unselect "create subfolder" inside docker, then when I point it in the existing subfolder of it refuses to accept the existing data.
Docker: /volume1/Romvault/Mame/SoftwareLists/CHDs
And wants to create the folder in the torrent and start downloading everything again. Which is frustrating.
Hello Dev's.
It would appear that the "create subfolder" option in Qbittorrent does not function under docker.
This does work on the Windows version of QBT.
I recently migrated some very large torrents (2.5TB), I am seeding from Windows (QBT 4.1.6) to a Synology NAS and installed QBT under docker.
For example in my Windows environment, when I added the torrent and unselected the "create subfolder",
I can select my existing directory with my torrent contents and Windows QBT will recheck my existing data and start seeding.
Windows %driveroot%\Romvault\Mame\SoftwareLists\CHDs
Works perfectly in Windows.
QBt in Docker: And when I add my torrent file and unselect "create subfolder" inside docker, then when I point it in the existing subfolder of it refuses to accept the existing data.
Docker: /volume1/Romvault/Mame/SoftwareLists/CHDs
And wants to create the folder in the torrent and start downloading everything again. Which is frustrating.
Docker: /volume1/Romvault/Mame/SoftwareLists/CHDs/New_Directory_Of_Torrent
Is there something I am missing or is this a limitation.
Any help would be great.
Andy