How do I create a Temp file that selfdeletes when it has completed its task?
I just had an idea of how to keep from clogging hard disk space with stuff
that you only want in your computer on a temporary basis.
Is it possible, like for Torrents and downloading files to remain in a temp
file only until they are completed downloading, then autodelete them from the
computer after the completed downloaded files have been forwarded to a
permanent location?
I am trying to keep from duplicate entries in the computer and wasting space.
When a download completes, I normally click on remove torrent or torrent and
data, if I don't like what I downloaded. I expected that data to be removed
from the computer, however, when looking in files titled as torrent, I find
that there is a huge list of torrents saved there that I don't really want
occuping HDD space. It appears that when I instruct ktorrent to remove the
torrents, it doesn't remove them at all. They remain in a folder that I
don't visit very often.
Steven
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