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[Mldonkey-users] recover_temp and paused files
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Neil Sedger |
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[Mldonkey-users] recover_temp and paused files |
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Mon, 23 Dec 2002 03:19:29 +0000 |
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In a previous thread it was said that after a recover_temp files may show up
as 0% downloaded when in fact there is some data here, but donkey doesn't
know about it until it gets some info from sources of that file.
Then it will get a silly (e.g. 800k) download rate and its %age will go up.
It was also assumed that this wouldn't happen if the file was paused - since
the network isn't searched for that source hence donkey will get no info on
that file.
However, I'm sitting here right now watching a paused file go green and doing
that downloading at a ludicrous rate thing.
Should it do this or is it a bug in my version of mldonkey (pango 2002-12-04a)?
...because I think mldonkey _should_ do all it can to rediscover local chunks
of a paused file.
Maybe local files that are not fully discovered should get a different
status/colour in the GUI - so then if the user wants to see how much of that
file he actually has he could leave it on 'downloading' instead of 'paused'.
Or maybe there should be a parameter recover_local_chunks_for_paused_files
(with a better name ;-)
Or maybe there should be another 'state' along with 'paused' and
'downloading' that will scan the network until it has a complete picture of
the local file - whilst not actually downloading any of it - and then set its
state to 'paused'. Maybe state called 'recover'?
?
Neil
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