Mac os smb and torrents?

Question

macOS

There is a machine with mac os x. There is a machine with windows xp.
On windows, utorrent is installed to which the web interface is screwed.
utorrent "eats" torrent files from a folder.
Question 1:
How can I make it so that when I run a torrent file on mac os it is copied to a windows machine.
Question 2:
How to make sure that those torrents that are already in the download list are not downloaded again by default, and a window with a question does not appear in utorrent?

Answer 1

1) You can use a simple script to set it as the default for opening .torrent files. This script should simply move the file passed as a parameter to the desired network share. For example:
#!/bin/bash
if ! [ -z "$1" ]; then
mv "$1" /mnt/shara/
fi

Answer 2

torrents that are already on the list and so are not re-downloaded, I haven’t used the Windows utorrent for a long time, but I remember this file selection window can be disabled in the settings

Answer 3

2) I suggest using programs that automatically close windows. As I understand it, WinHR still does not have a monitor, let uTorrent “open” when a torrent is added; dialogues will be closed by the trained program.
Here is an example: www.ghacks.net/2008/11/19/monitor-and-automatically-close-windows/ to download there go to the German site and click Download.

Answer 4

I see everything easier. In the settings, you can specify the target folder for downloaded files and check the option to delete the torrent itself after adding it to downloads. It remains to connect the target folder via SMB.

Answer 5

Use Dropbox