How do I migrate from my Windows 10 qBt details to the docker qBt without losing any of the 1000 downloads I have and seeding?
I have 6TB and about 1000 torrents that have been downloaded and seeding on my Windows 10 qBt 4.6.6 (64bit) system.
All the qBt downloads and .torrent files are on a NAS CIFS share (WD PR4100). The AppData is in the normal Windows folder.
I spun up a Rocky 9.4 VM for my docker host and installed the qBt docker image and mounted the CIFS share in the /etc/fstab and it mounts on boot.
The compose.yaml file has the volumes mapped to match the Rocky host's local folders needed for /config and the /download is the NAS CIFS share.
When I log into the qBt docker image, the /download and /config are proper mapped and have full RW capabilities
In the qBt docker image's Web-GUI, I configured all the settings to mirror the setting that are in the Windows qBt app (it's still active).
There are 250+ DHT nodes discovered, Search works and everything seems to be ready to rock-and-roll.
Do I simply copy the c:\Users\<UserName>\AppData\Local\qBittorrent\* from the Windows system to the docker host's /usr/local/qbittorrent.appdata folder (mapped to the docker image's /config volume)?
Or... what?
It looks like BT_Backup (1,995 files / 1.14GB), logs (53 files / 3.36MB), GeoDB (1 file / 7.56MB) and nova3 (41 files / 232KB) have been touched recently.
But, BT_Backup seems to be the one that might be the most important.