I've just make some tests with latest svn.

I can reproduce it. It happens everytime opening torrent alredy existing on the list. Some message for a moment, and then crash. So, it's not connected with RSSFeed plugin



update:
Ups, sorry, yes It's already fixed. I've updated ktorrent to latest svn, but forgot to restart it

UPDATE 2:
... or not

1. Select some other torrent that you want to download
2. Open torrent
3. See info, that trackers are merged
4. Select torrent which trackers were merged
5. Voila:

Code: Select all

(useless backtrace bla bla bla)
Using host libthread_db library "/lib/i686/libthread_db.so.1".
`shared object read from target memory' has disappeared; keeping its symbols.
0xb66eb006 in nanosleep () from /lib/i686/libc.so.6
#0  0xb66eb006 in nanosleep () from /lib/i686/libc.so.6
#1  0x00000000 in ?? ()

And tracker is doubled, wthat you can see on screenshot above.

Ah, my memory is broken (bad human hardware). My bug was related to dht only torrent.

I tried it...nothing happend. Started konqueror to write a very evil post from hell, but then it crashed after a "random" time. So I would say that this bug is confirmed by me.

cyrylas wrote:I've just make some tests with latest svn.

I can reproduce it. It happens everytime opening torrent alredy existing on the list. Some message for a moment, and then crash. So, it's not connected with RSSFeed plugin

I thought I fixed a bug like this, but I can reproduce it too, it happened when the torrent in question was activated in the infowidget.

OK, I have fixed it.

Yep, it's fixed.


Some suggestions about RSSFeed:
- Every keypress in middle of the URL in URL feed and title makes the cursor jump to the end.
- How I can read description and navigate to torrent page?
- How I can clear list in "Filter matches"?
- How is episode number guessed? When I was trying to figure out how it works, I got weird results (only second result is correct ):

- Torrents, which are being downloaded should be selected someway.
- ability to assign torrents to an group
- I think, that "Filter matches" is missing columns with torrent name and feed name, which it belongs. IMHO it would be more useful that torrent link.

And I think, thats all. Besides, I don't know how it works, great job

Hi All,

Sorry I've not been around for a bit (holidays! hooray).

I'll take a look at these issues and see which I can sort out.

I'll look at a way to open up the link to navigate to the page - I'm not sure exactly what I should do here - I guess just get it to open with the default browser.

Should be able to figure a way to sort out the text entry for the URL - it came up when fixing another issue.

Will add a clear button for the filter matches - will also add a delete button so you can only remove some of the matches.

I'm not sure that I can keep a status on one's currently being downloaded, but I can definitely find a way to mark then ones which have previously had download hit on them (or been automatically downloaded).

I'll add in more details for the matches.

Will talk with Jorge and Ivan about groups as I'm not sure how to do that one

Thanks for the feedback.

Cheers,

Alan.

sorry - just realized I missed the bit about how it guesses the episode number.

For that it looks for a few different patterns.

Ideally for s, a number, e (or d as some sites have used a d) then another number. Then it checks for numberXnumber ie. 3x04.

Finally it checks for 3 or 4 numbers without a number either side. This is the one most likely to generate false matches. There are a few options for how to handle this. First is to leave it as is - checking for them. Second is to remove it - this means if your feed doesn't list the episode number in either of the above formats it won't be recognized. Last one is to make it a per filter option.

Cheers,

Alan.

Or provide a gui to configure the list of episode number formats.