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i merged 2 similar downloads (different torrents, similar files, but different files downloaded) via cp on my comandline. The torrent was not running, but queued in seeder tab. The files i added were not selected in the torrent.
Following things happened: - as i wanted to activate the files for download, so the new file size for the added files would be known, it showed 0% for that files - i used the chunk checker after selecting all files i copied into the torrent directory to let ktorrent find out that they were here -> ktorrent found the partially downloaded files and showed the right percentage of download for them. - after that, i selected a file which was next to a file i added -> ktorrent crashed (see bt) - i restartet ktorrent and it showed me for the torrent, where i added the files over 4.2*10^9 downloaded chunks and that i had -107% downloaded (integer underflow?). i don't know, if this numbers where there before.
better for the above problem with manually importing files: if the file was not partially downloaded/downloaded at all, check if it exists in the folder and run chunkchecker to find out what parts of the file exist - if the file was replaced with another file, check if you upload if the chunks are really ok and run chunkchecker if that happens some time OR tell the user that he needs to use the chunkchecker manually after 'importing' files manually (documentation) besides this misuse of ktorrent and cp it should not crash |
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2^32-(number of downloaded chunks) still appears with [svn 564414]. I made no freaky experiments like above, just selected another file in a multifile torrent, which shares a chunk with another file, which already gets downloaded. The chunk they share was half done as i selected the file. The newly selected file was small enough to fit into the chunk. It did not jump immediatelly to this big number but after some time (a minute or so). |
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