Originally Posted by YusukeUramesh

@SpiderCrawler Thanks, it will be useful, I will try it

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@isNN If I do that, will they still working and sharing the torrents?

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@Rhialto I know, that's why I said "I deleted them by accident" in the first post

It does. You just need to ensure that “Move data files” and “Fast Resume” are enabled.
I use it all the time to move files/folders from and to my Plex watch folders.

The only thing I don’t know is how the client will react if you try to process several at a time, I’ve only done with 5 or less at a time.
Also, if you seed the same file into several different trackers, it could give some errors if you mass transfer it.

Genius @SpiderCrawler

Originally Posted by YusukeUramesh

Hi, I deleted torrents of ruTorrent by accident but with the option to erase only the .torrent, not the content

They were several files so I don't remember their names, This is serious since it limits my space even more and without being seeding those files

Is there a way to know which files are the ones that are not seeding in RuTorrent?

With the FileZilla I see all the content of the seedbox, but is there any way to detect the files that are not being shared in the seedbox?

I will really appreciate any help

Select All active torrents. Right click -> Move To - /path.to/downloads/new.dir

Do this in batches. All at once will crash your seedbox

Whatever remains back after you move, is what you need to delete.
Afterwards move everything back to the original location

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