
Dan203
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I saw that thread, but in my case I don't want to uninstall BTS I just want to get rid of this MASSIVE file. It's almost 6GB and is the single largest file on my entire SSD. It's taking up nearly 5% of the total space on the drive and windows will not allow me to delete it.
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There is a file called ShellExtIO.log in the BTS appdata folder that is growing out of control and I'm not able to delete it. Right now it's 5.8GB and continuing to grow at a steady pace. My SSD is almost out of room and it's causing my PC to become unstable. Is there some way to turn that logging off and delete that file?
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Thanks guys. I just thought maybe because BTS uses Bittorrent protocols there might be some backdoor way of doing this. Apparently not. I'll just stick to one of the free clients for now.
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I'm a BTS Pro user. Is there any way to download a regular torrent file using it? Or is there any sort of discount on the Pro version of the BitTorrent Client for being BTS Pro user? I don't download regular torrents very often, but every now and then I do. I know there is a free version of the BT Client, but I don't want all the ads and other crap. If there is a way to do it with BTS that would be ideal. If not I'd be willing to pay for BT Client, but $20/year seems excessive for something I'd only use a few times a year.
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The goal is to offer a way to generate a read only link to a single file from one of my shares that I could give to one of our customers so they can download the file. I'd prefer an http link to the file so it could just be downloaded with a browser, but I understand that's probably not possible with BTS since it's not sever based. But it has to be providing a tracker of some sort, so it should be possible for it to generate an http link to a .torrent so we could share that. Then the user downloading the file could use any BT client to download the file, they wouldn't need to install BTS or li
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Yeah in DropBox you just right click a file and it generates a public link that anyone can use to download the file. I realize BTS is not cloud based like DB, but could it maybe generate a public tracker that someone could use a BitTorrent client to download? I've paid for Pro so I'm cool if this is a Pro only feature.
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We're transitioning from DropBox to BTS Pro for sharing files in our business. One thing we use on occasion is DBs ability to create a public link to a file. Does BTS have a similar feature? If so how do I use it?