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Time (approx) Task Manager Top Processes
20:30 23,516K 36MB
20:32 23,516K 40MB
21:32 27,092K 44MB
22:08 26,748K 45MB
22:11 28,808K 46MB
23:00 30,940K 48MB
23:23 31,508K 48MB (endgame)
23:24 31,512K 50MB then back to 48MB
23:25 31,484K 48MB (seeding; active)
23:48 31.496K 48MB (seeding; active, holding steady)
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23:52 7,736K 23MB (one torrent loaded; seeding)
23:58 25,420K 54MB (two torrents added, downloading, three total)
08:14 41,144K 69MB (one torrent finished and seeding; other 77% done)
17:16 44,148K 72MB (third torrent in endgame)
21:00 44,188K 72MB (three torrents seeding)
Sorry for the late reply, forgot to check back on this til just now ^^;rb07 wrote:Diablofan :
Two points, first like the notes say, "it doesn't work as stand-alone server" so the test you did with "a torrent file with files that already existed" will not work. I'm still tracking down that problem which only happens with my port to Windows.
Second, I've used it as front end for a daemon running on a NAS for a long time, no problem at all. I've also tested it as stand-alone server on a Netbook (a small Toshiba NB200 with an Atom processor), no high CPU problem, no overheating, no unusual memory use or leak, nothing like you describe... it just doesn't connect to any peers or, to be precise, it connects but doesn't do anything just waits for the "handshake" then kills the connection; and with version 2.00b1 something new, it crashes.
So your description is something I have never seen and its the first time somebody reports something like it; there must be something else happening.
Nope, just Windows Firewall at the time, it was, quite literally at the time, a fresh install.rb07 wrote:Diablofan :
Just an idea, do you have a firewall or any kind of "Internet security"?
What you described sounds like some reports about really crapy versions of those.
*makes note to test this version to see if it produces the same error*rb07 wrote:Fixed stand-alone operation. You can run local sessions now.
Changed to libevent 1.4.14 .
Updated the downloads link viewtopic.php?f=1&t=7612&p=37848#p37848 with the build of version 2.00 release.
I'll update the Wiki next, for those who like to build it themselves. Did not build the GTK+ application... but since most of the changes I made where to libtransmission it may also work (it should).
I'll probably follow Longinus00 advice and start a new thread later, it would be nice to have more people testing, I'm sure there are more little bugs but nothing as big as Diablofan reported above (for those technically inclined: it was select() being used to wait, the Windows select() was just returning an error so the program looped as fast as it could; I changed to gnulib but it turned out it also had a bug on select() when used for waiting).
I know, I read all the way up before replyingrb07 wrote:Diablofan :
We are at version 2.01 now, and a new revision of that one will follow shortly (I received a bug report about file names and paths with non-ASCII characters not working).
Also you mention a "fresh install"... that reminded me of likely problems one finds in Windows: the Windows Firewall will block the communication (it used to pop up a panel asking if you want to keep it blocked or not, but since I work with the firewall disabled I'm not sure if it still does that).
And then is the limit on "simultaneous" connections, the infamous tcpip.sys limit. While I was testing on a Windows XP Home laptop it silently dropped connections, and the limit was 10; Windows XP Pro is a little better; in both I changed the limit. I don't know about the other flavors of Windows.
No, at least not yet.deeznutz wrote:I apologize if this has been asked before, but is it possible for QTr to only allow for a single instance of the application to be ran?
Starting with version 2.00 the Qt application added DBUS support which probably was intended to do exactly what you want... but Windows doesn't use DBUS, it normally uses DDE for this.I have associated the .torrent extension with qtr.exe, but sadly each time i double click on a torrent file in a web browser, or in windows explorer, a new QTR window/app is launched
Is this really necessary?rb07 wrote:Version 2.03 is available on the usual list: viewtopic.php?f=1&t=7612&p=37848#p37848
Changes in this version:
- Some bugs in the 2.03 distribution were corrected, you can see the changes in the patch files on the Wiki: https://trac.transmissionbt.com/wiki/Bu ... ionlibrary, most of the differences are the "porting to Windows" part, some are changes in development that I consider worth using now.
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diff -NaurwX /home/rberber/diff-excludes.txt transmission-2.03-orig/qt/utils.cc transmission-2.03/qt/utils.cc
--- transmission-2.03-orig/qt/utils.cc 2010-07-20 23:13:42.000000000 -0500
+++ transmission-2.03/qt/utils.cc 2010-07-21 20:31:45.000000000 -0500
@@ -76,12 +76,12 @@
else if( size < (int64_t)GIGABYTE_FACTOR )
{
displayed_size = (double)size / MEGABYTE_FACTOR;
- str = tr( "%L1 MiB" ).arg( displayed_size, 0, 'f', 1 );
+ str = tr( "%L1 MiB" ).arg( displayed_size, 0, 'f', 2 );
}
else
{
displayed_size = (double) size / GIGABYTE_FACTOR;
- str = tr( "%L1 GiB" ).arg( displayed_size, 0, 'f', 1 );
+ str = tr( "%L1 GiB" ).arg( displayed_size, 0, 'f', 3 );
}
}
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can't read "conf(UninstallRemoved)": no such element in array
can't read "conf(UninstallRemoved)": no such element in array
while executing
"if {$conf(UninstallRemoved) && !$conf(UninstallRenamed)} {
puts $fp "set uninstall [list $conf(uninstall)]"
puts $fp {
set i 0
while {[file exists $u..."
(procedure "::InstallJammer::CleanupTmpDir" line 20)
invoked from within
"::InstallJammer::CleanupTmpDir "
(procedure "::InstallJammer::exit" line 12)
invoked from within
"::InstallJammer::exit"
(procedure "::InstallJammer::FinishEventHandler" line 7)
invoked from within
"::InstallJammer::FinishEventHandler .wizard"
(command bound to event)