#Can you add torrent by hash utorrent#
torrent file, so this seems to be specific to qBittorrent.Ĭomparing the info for the newly added torrents in both qBittorrent and uTorrent show that the Torrent Hash, number of pieces, and piece size are the same. torrent file end up with the same SHA1 as the original. All files generated after loading the "original". torrent files across the board, so there seems to be something added or changed each time I load an "original". torrent files generated by qBittorrent appear to be 28 bytes larger than the original. I've since checked several other files, with the same results. torrent generates one SHA1 value, while the file generated by qBittorrent generates another SHA1 value.
torrent files against it's "duplicate" to compare. Out of curiosity, I decided to check the hash of one of my. torrent files: The first is the file I downloaded from whichever website I've found the torrent, and the second is a file created automatically by the client (for example, C:\Users\\AppData\Local\qBittorrent).
#Can you add torrent by hash download#
torrent file directly (and not opening the download in the client with a magnet link) I end up with 2. torrent file in case it's ever needed in the future. I've searched everywhere and can't seem to find an exact answer to my specific question.Īfter completing a download, I like to keep a copy of the. Hopefully someone can help with this (likely) very simple issue. Below is a copy of the original post (with slight modification): I posted this in r/torrents and it was suggested I check in here. See post in comments for information regarding solution.***
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