Transmission

Ok thanks. Will wait for it appeared in the Debian repository.

below is the GDB session with the debug symbols:

Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
[Switching to Thread 0x7fffec928700 (LWP 29976)]
UTP_ProcessIncoming (conn=0x2e8400002e85, conn@entry=0x55555663e250,
packet=packet@entry=0x7fffec926b90 "!\001\016\350\276W\224Sb\233-O\006>\024 ...

I constantly see the following errors:
[139748.105195] transmission-gt[4311] general protection ip:7f4116bcc735 sp:7f410b4608c8 error:0 in transmission-gtk[7f4116b39000+bc000]
[158631.530901] transmission-gt[27067]: segfault at 7fb500008022 ip 00007f122ade7732 sp 00007f121f67a8d0 error 4 in ...

I'm having the same situation as hugolp described.
Linux z 3.2.0-4-amd64 #1 SMP Debian 3.2.35-2 x86_64 GNU/Linux
Transmission GTK 2.73

Massive pausing of the torrents running, restarting the torrent client, starting the torrents helps much. However even in this case there is a number of 'scrape ...

ok. got the idea. my port is 'closed' now too

Check if you configured NAT or UPnP (whatever you use) properly.

This seems to be a neverending issue.

It should be either:
- clearly stated that 2^y or 10^x units are used and commented in the code so that there are no attempts to "fix" this again and again
or
- made configurable application-wide

I understand HDD manufacturers who use the powers of 10 to make ...

Why the Transmission UI (I use Transmission GTK v2.52 b13304) displays sizes as follows:
- KB = 1000 B
- MB = 1000 000 B
- GB = 1000 000 000 B

I think that instead it should display normal KiB, MiB, GiB units which are based on powers of 2. Current size representation is misleading.
I'd be pleased ...