I use Ktorrent 2.2.2 built from source code on a Ubuntu Feisty PC and find it to fill all my needs except for this very annoying bug.

On the WebGUI which I use to access the server from my Desktop PC, when I click "Start All" to resume the torrents after pausing them for a while, to play an online game or something, rather than resume a couple of torrents and queue the rest of the torrents, it resumes all torrents.

The figure I put in the "Maximum downloads" settings box doesn't seem to have any effect.

Any idea what I am doing wrong or how to fix this bug?!

Should I try the latest svn snapshot?

Cheers,

Anyone?

Am I doing something obviously wrong?

Once you do start all, you make the torrents user controlled. User controlled torrents are not controlled by the queue manager. And the limits you filled in only apply to the queue manager.

I dunno how it's called, but what about a button 'start all in/by queue' when you keep pressing the start button?

Or what about two different states for queued:
queued upload and queued download state?

George wrote:Once you do start all, you make the torrents user controlled. User controlled torrents are not controlled by the queue manager. And the limits you filled in only apply to the queue manager.

Okay but that leaves me with a problem.

I need to be able to administer through the WebGUI to pause and resume the queue. I want my flat mates to be able to pause the torrents so they can get an acceptable ping to game servers when they want to, then resume the torrents so the queue is back in effect when they are finished gaming. Is there any way for me to do this?

Cheers for your response.

Currently the webgui hasn't got support for the QM at all. We need to add this.

Bugger.

I will have to use Azureus but look forward to switching back to ktorrent at a later date.

Cheers for your help,

walker