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Yes, "raw move" (mv && ln -s) does the trick. But beware, that when the file is completed, only the symlink will be moved into the Incoming directory.
However, the real solution is to let only a "small" number of files download, only that much that you can finish. aMule can always start next paused file when a download completes, and you can move the completed files onto another partition. |
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macias
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2008-09-02 14:14
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I am reopening this one, because I didn't find any other way to respond.
Thank you for the reply but my wish was to do it nicely in GUI mode. And I cannot limit downloads to "small files" because several downloads takes a month or longer to download and I cannot predict what files I will have in moth in advance -- I mean I don't use solely amule on my computer, and disk usage changes. Just an example -- Ktorrent lets you move file in nicely manner (you click RMB on a file in Ktorrent and select another destination). |
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You can "select another destination" in aMule, too, by using categories. However, "destination" in this sentence means a place where the file will be moved when it's complete.
aMule does not support the idea of having multiple Temp folders, nor is a file manager. However, moving away and symlinking can now be done while aMule is running. (Still not a GUI way I admit, but it's very unlikely that there will ever be one in aMule). |
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