Migrate from uTorrent to Deluge [Windows to Linux]

[Mozuto]

Hey guys!

Is there any way to export my utorrent list and than import the exported content to Deluge under Linux?

I know this would be possible if I'd have only one download folder for all of my downloaded stuff but I saved them in a lot of different folder (music,movie,apps,etc.) so I should import them into Deluge under Linux by step-by-step. Actually I'm running more than 500 torrents in utorrent and that would be an extremely slow process.

When I'm reinstalling Windows I just copy the utorrent folder from my AppData/Roaming and than copy it back and it works. I need a solution like that.

Is there any idea for how can I make it by the fastest possible way?

[Mozuto]

C'mon... :rolleyes:

[rashdanml]

http://forum.deluge-torrent.org/viewtopic.php?t=13525

This may be of use to you.

Alternative: https://forum.utorrent.com/viewtopic.php?id=120110

 

e: Adapted the utorrent-to-deluge.rar link above. Basically modified it to print out a list of the torrent file name and the current path. Then it's a simple matter of taking the file and path and using a bash script to add them into any torrent client of choice (any that supports commandline stuff) - made up example:

 

deluge add $file $pathtodownloadedfiles

 

That should add them into the chosen client and start the file verification. Assuming the directory structure is more or less the same, it won't redownload any of them. 

 

PHP Code (resume_decode.php) - http://pastebin.com/LZAEhpAp

BDecode.php untouched. 

 

Can be run on a localhost (XAMPP or equivalent). It might through some errors due to inconsistencies in resume.dat file, but you can fix it using BEncode Editor and delete the inconsistent data. 

[Mozuto]

http://forum.deluge-torrent.org/viewtopic.php?t=13525

This may be of use to you.

Alternative: https://forum.utorrent.com/viewtopic.php?id=120110

 

e: Adapted the utorrent-to-deluge.rar link above. Basically modified it to print out a list of the torrent file name and the current path. Then it's a simple matter of taking the file and path and using a bash script to add them into any torrent client of choice (any that supports commandline stuff) - made up example:

 

deluge add $file $pathtodownloadedfiles

 

That should add them into the chosen client and start the file verification. Assuming the directory structure is more or less the same, it won't redownload any of them. 

 

PHP Code (resume_decode.php) - http://pastebin.com/LZAEhpAp

BDecode.php untouched. 

 

Can be run on a localhost (XAMPP or equivalent). It might through some errors due to inconsistencies in resume.dat file, but you can fix it using BEncode Editor and delete the inconsistent data. 

Sorry for the late reaction,I didn't seen any notifications about your answer.

Anyway,thank you very much I'll give it a try.