Hi Eugene, I think there are pros and cons to both approaches. One thing I can say is that we get far less complaints about the new behaviour than the old behaviour :) Your situation does present a situation where the older behaviour might have suited you better though. But there are severla options to you to avoid this problem:
- Don't let Transmission move the source files to trash. - Don't take snapshots of the folder you download torrents into. If you are using time-slider you can deselect filesystems in the setup GUI. You could optionally also create a seperate zfs filesystem for your torrents and tell time-slider not to snapshot it. Because simply deleting files doesn't free up disk space when you have snapshots, time slider also starts deleting some snapshots when disk space runs low to free up space being used by snapshots but for some situations it is best to not take snapshots at all. A torrent download directory is a perfect example of something you might not want to have snapshotted. Cheers, Niall -- This message posted from opensolaris.org
