I found a minor bug today. It has to do with the starting torrents on low space. I had accidentally started too many torrents which had pre-allocated space. I then stopped them and tried to start one that was almost finished downloading. It would not start. I was racking my brain trying to find out why, when I could start and stop seeding torrents with no problem. I was almost ready to build a newer version.

Then I checked my options and noticed that the start on low disk space was set to Don't start.

I quickly removed the partially allocated files on my other torrents, and the other torrent started right up.

So my suggestion (if possible) would be to not start new torrents (or torrents not fully allocated) when there is low disc space, but allow torrents that are fully allocated start with out issue.

BTW is there a way to check the compiled programs SVN version after you have cleared the source files?

Jeremy

This may be already fixed as I was reading through other posts. Namely

http://ktorrent.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1602

Still curious if there is a way to find the svn revision of the program after you have cleared the source directory (or svn up'd without re-compiling).