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Rusna
October 5th, 2006, 05:28 AM
I have two bugs to report:
1) When adding a a completed torrent for seeding, when it is checking how complete it is it says "downloading" it should be like "Checking" etc.
2) I have a problem with shareratio display. At "Share %" column the share ratio is like 84523,42% and changing fast. This was with completed torrent when it is seeding.
mithras86
October 5th, 2006, 07:05 AM
I have two bugs to report:
1) When adding a a completed torrent for seeding, when it is checking how complete it is it says "downloading" it should be like "Checking" etc.You can report bugs with adding an issue at Google Code: http://code.google.com/p/deluge-torrent/issues/list
2) I have a problem with shareratio display. At "Share %" column the share ratio is like 84523,42% and changing fast. This was with completed torrent when it is seeding.It's not that weird, because you have not downloaded a bit (or maybe, not a whole KB) so when seeding, the share ratio >> 100%
zachtib
October 5th, 2006, 07:32 AM
2) I have a problem with shareratio display. At "Share %" column the share ratio is like 84523,42% and changing fast. This was with completed torrent when it is seeding.
that's a big one, and if it's not on google code, add it.
it really causes problems if you are using the auto-seed option, which will pause the download after a certain ratio
Rusna
October 5th, 2006, 09:23 AM
Done, I added both to Google Code.
zachtib
October 5th, 2006, 09:45 AM
Done, I added both to Google Code.
something just occurred to me, you guys tell me if this should work.
the problem is, when you set a certain share ratio to stop seeding at, the numbers get funny if you didn't d/l the whole torrent in one session. For example, if my torrents stop seeding at a ratio of 2.0, and i start up a torrent that's already 90% completed, i will only download 10%, and thus will hit my target ratio when i have uploaded 20% of the file.
since autoseeding only kicks in once you've finished the download, the total amout downloaded will be equal to the size of the file, so rather than computing the ratio as uploaded/downloaded, i could compute the ratio as uploaded/size, so that it would stop seeding once you have uploaded that much during the one session, or once uploaded = ratio * size, make sense?
Kzarik
October 5th, 2006, 06:46 PM
Using Deluge 0.2.0
Ubuntu 6.06
Dissapearing torrent.
I downloaded your bt-client out of interest last night, and decided to test it today. So, sparked it up, added a .torrent.... all great, downloading nice speed, everything looking nice.
I then closed the application after 15 minutes of downloading, and re-opened it a few minutes later... and the torrent was no longer queued (or anywhere to be seen)!!!!
After re-adding the .torrent, it resumed where it left off.
I was able to replicate the problem, so here is the output from console:
.....
Auto Loading Torrents
1 Trainspotting mininova.org .torrent
Missing torrent file: Trainspotting mininova.org .torrent
2 None
Then as an experiment I closed the program, renamed the .torrent to remove spaces etc, started it up, and added the newly named torrent.
Gave it a few minutes, closed the program. Re-opened and it was fine, torrent was there, problem seemingly gone...
.....
Auto Loading Torrents
1 Trainspotting.torrent
Queuing at 1
2 None
So, is it possible that spaces in the filename are causing a problem at somepoint ?
Regards
-Kzarik
Disclaimer: I own a legit copy of Trainspotting on VHS :mrgreen:
zachtib
October 5th, 2006, 06:48 PM
So, is it possible that spaces in the filename are causing a problem at somepoint ?
Regards
-Kzarik
Disclaimer: I own a legit copy of Trainspotting on VHS :mrgreen:
sounds possible, I'll look into it. file a bug if you haven't already
Kzarik
October 5th, 2006, 07:35 PM
OK, Ive added a bug, and defined the issue a bit more clearly in a following comment.
Rusna
October 13th, 2006, 04:06 AM
My Deluge keeps crashing every now and then.
It's just idling (downloading,seeding), meaning I'm not doing anything special when it crashes, here is terminal's output:
** ERROR **: file orbit-object.c: line 149 (do_unref): assertion failed: (robj->refs < ORBIT_REFCOUNT_MAX && robj->refs > 0)
aborting...
Aborted (core dumped)
This same problem has been in various SVN versions.
I'm using at the moment SVN revision 199 and libtorrent 0.2b and Edgy.
zachtib
October 13th, 2006, 12:44 PM
My Deluge keeps crashing every now and then.
It's just idling (downloading,seeding), meaning I'm not doing anything special when it crashes, here is terminal's output:
** ERROR **: file orbit-object.c: line 149 (do_unref): assertion failed: (robj->refs < ORBIT_REFCOUNT_MAX && robj->refs > 0)
aborting...
Aborted (core dumped)
This same problem has been in various SVN versions.
I'm using at the moment SVN revision 199 and libtorrent 0.2b and Edgy.
This can't be good (i added a comment on the bug report as well)
the orbit-object.c is what's confusing me, i'm on edgy so i'll update and give it a go (are you fully upgraded on your edgy as well? if not, that may be causing a problem)
also, is there anything unusual about the torrent you are downloading?
and any other information you can give will be helpful
Rusna
October 13th, 2006, 01:29 PM
My Edgy is a fresh install and up-to-date.
And as I said in the code.google.com, there's nothing unusual in the torrents.
Another bug tough,
When downloading a torrent (which consists of many files), Deluge suddenly
in the middle of download claims that the torrent is finished - and it is not.
I have to erase torrent file and add it to Deluge and when it has checked
it, it returns to normal progress.
This happens every now and then and it is frustrating because with large
torrents I always have to re-check whether it is really complete or not.
Keep up with great work, just a few bugs bugging, but when these are fixed there's a straight way to heaven with Deluge =)
zachtib
October 13th, 2006, 02:50 PM
My Edgy is a fresh install and up-to-date.
And as I said in the code.google.com, there's nothing unusual in the torrents.
Another bug tough,
When downloading a torrent (which consists of many files), Deluge suddenly
in the middle of download claims that the torrent is finished - and it is not.
I have to erase torrent file and add it to Deluge and when it has checked
it, it returns to normal progress.
This happens every now and then and it is frustrating because with large
torrents I always have to re-check whether it is really complete or not.
Keep up with great work, just a few bugs bugging, but when these are fixed there's a straight way to heaven with Deluge =)
send me a copy of the .torrent file that this happens with. email is zach at the domain in my sig
Rusna
October 13th, 2006, 04:09 PM
Email sent.
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