This happened to me, after a few tries, this is what helped me: • I check how many servers were running with the command ps -e • Then, ended all the server process with killall -v utserver • Then, I start it again with utserver -settingspath /opt/utorrent-server-alpha-v3_3/ & Notice the & at the end, to tell the terminal, to process it in the background. Also, notice the ending / slash, so it knows it true path. You may want to check it, running again ps -e.

Note: I do have to run the last command, every time I turn on my computer. But that's logic, cause it's a service we need to start.

I started some torrent downloads late last night and knew that they would not complete before bed time. That's usually not a problem as uTorrent, my torrent client of choice, restores the session on the next start of the program. When I started the client today it showed nothing however. No torrents were listed, and the downloading, seeding and completed lists were all empty as well. I checked under Options > Preferences > Directories to make sure that the client was using the right directories and it was. It happened in the past, usually after updates, that uTorrent reverted to default directories both for the program itself and the download locations. This time however, that was not the case.

Bro i don't want to do it that way. I want to edit the state of transmission. Utorrent stores its state in those.dat files, the most important of which is resume.dat, which stores all information about the pre-loaded torrents. Torrents don't disappear from utorrent when you restart it, do they? Well the same is true for transmission. I just want to edit that stuff. If transmission doesn't.

This was quite puzzling and somewhat annoying, as I tend to delete downloaded torrent information files when I add them to the client () so that I was not able to simply reload them into the program. Next stop was the temporary storage folder that uTorrent uses to place downloads and torrents that it uses in. The folders and files of the torrents that were started yesterday were in that folder, but the torrent files were not. Usually, torrent files are saved here too. What to do I had no desire to go back to the sites I downloaded the torrent files from to do that again. I spend about half an hour yesterday doing that and the prospect of having to do so again was not very appealing.

If I would not have deleted them yesterday, all I would have to do is load the torrent files again. The uTorrent client checks them for completion automatically and starts to download the remaining data after those checks.

So, check the temporary folder that uTorrent uses first, then the system's download folder. If the torrents are not there anymore, continue below.

Since I did not have those files, I only had one other choice: uTorrent saves session information to a file called resume.dat., it keeps a copy of an older version of that file so that you can restore an older session. With uTorrent still open, fire up your system's file manager and go to the program directory of the application. In modern versions of Windows, uTorrent gets installed to%AppData% uTorrent by default (the appdata entry is a placeholder which leads to here: C: Users name AppData Roaming uTorrent). Just paste that into Windows Explorer or another file manager and the program directory should open up.

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If you have youneed to open that folder obviously. Here you find the resume.dat file which is the file of the current session and the resume.dat.old file which contains previous session information. Do the following now: • Copy resume.dat.old and place it in another directory for safekeeping. • Shut down uTorrent and make sure it is not running anymore (check via Ctrl-Shift-Esc which opens the Windows Task Manager). • Delete resume.dat from the uTorrent folder. • Rename resume.dat.old that is also in that folder and remove the.old part from it. • Restart the uTorrent client.

Soperniki dlya freesweetgames. If things work out, uTorrent should pick up the last session and display the torrents again that you have added to download previously. Please note that this won't work if the old session file has already been replaced with a newer copy. System Restore does not work either, which is infuriating because a Windows update is what did (and always DOES) this to my Torrents which Im seeding and d-loading at the time. Im sitting here with an empty UTorrent thanks to a WINDOWS update (again) System Restore does not restore to the previous session, and Ive tried it twice now Your idea, which Im sure works for you and others, NEVER works for me, even if I delete the new resume file, and make the old file the new, one, it NEVER works for me, and Ive tried your way 2 times already. The only thing that works is going in manually and doing it, which is harder and harder each time because my list gets bigger and bigger UTorrent, if your reading this, this is a re-occurring problem with the UTorrent application!