release strategy

[SilvioToo]

My version of MLDonkey: 3.1.0, with the web interface on a Linux system.

Every week I release a new torrent into a community.
To permit the maximum upload speed I deactivate all networks except BT (kademlia and donkey), put my file in the right directory, and all is ok.
At the end of seeding I move the file in another directory (not shared), reactivate the networks I need usually, and proceed to my normal download and share activity.
This is a complicate and boring method, and if I have in queue other torrents to download is a problem move every time them to share only one file: my release.

My questions is: there's a better strategy to release a file? Is possible, for example, hide or pause or something to "stop" temporarily all other activities and share at the maximum speed only one file without move files through directory?

Tell me please your suggestions and comments.
Thanks!

[ygrek]

IIUC you want the ability to pause uploads - is this correct?
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[SilvioToo]

Stop all upload files that I don't need to share in the release period.

[ygrek]

For reference : https://savannah.nongnu.org/task/?10952
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[SilvioToo]

Thanks.