Post by shamael » Thu Mar 09, pm I guess if the port of your config is not configured on your router inbound port in the config you won't be able to seed but well to download. Not seeding is against the torrent's mind from my perspective but I guess you have your reason.
Why not simply remove the torrent from the interface not the file downloaded? So you seed for the time the file is in Deluge but not afterward.
Post by Nydra » Thu Mar 09, pm I can't "just change" 0. Also, this shouldn't have to do with my router at all, on uTorrent, all I had to do was right click my torrent when it was seeding, then click on stop. How do I do that with Deluge so I don't seed at all? I understand people are against people not seeding, but I would just very much rather not seed, at all, so how do I put a complete stop to it with Deluge?
If you did you would find it does exactly what you want. Post by Nydra » Thu Mar 09, pm Yes, I read it, but I have zero idea how to use Python, not that kind of tech savy, is there not a way to stop seedings from Deluge itself? Now it just stops downloading and it looks just like it can't find right seeds. I must admit the suggested workaround is close to brilliant but it's still wrong. The solution is to fix libtorrent so it can handle file downloads properly, as the users request.
I wonder if the Deluge developers forwarded this bug to libtorrent but in the end we could check ourselves and if not just go ahead and ask them to fix it.
It will not only solve this issue for Deluge but all the other torrent clients based on libtorrent. The space issue should not be a problem if using a filesystem that supports sparse files or you enable compact allocation. I have got working code that will rename files marked for DnD so they become hidden and already planned to revisit it to see if it was possible to implement for 1. Already a ticket for that: Now I f-g get, why I suddenly run out of space so often!!! The whole reason I use Full allocation since I first used uTorrent in Windows years ago was to not run out of space suddenly, because I download new torrents very frequently and some of them need very long time; this way I knew how much space I will have left in the end and that everything will fit, so that I won't run out of space and downloads won't stop half an hour after I went to bed or left my flat.
In my opinion, it is pretty much the whole point of full allocation! I would suggest to change to "real" full allocation as in normal file filled with And if you choose to download this unneeded file later, it woud just convert to a fully allocated file filled with Would love to see it implemented in one of the next versions!
Together with hiding of the unneeded files. God, I was hunting for overblown log files, temp files, gone through all the. And not ever did I think about looking more into that Full Allocation option I usually download new stuff while surfing for hours and switch into my file manager hours later, when almost everything is already downloaded, so I didn't notice how, say, a 5GB file was created, but free space didn't change.
Thank you for clearing this up :. By the way, why doesn't this tracker's engine understand my EOL's? So, that shouldn't be the case. Re: Deluge downloads too much of files marked "do not download" Post by johnnyg » Tue Aug 19, am I had something similar happen to me with 9.
I'll see if something similar happens with RC7. Re: Deluge downloads too much of files marked "do not download" Post by brad » Wed Aug 20, pm I think this has less to do with deluge and more to do with the torrent. Torrent files are seperated into chunks, and I believe that the person who creates the torrent file specifies the chunk size. Chunks do not work per-file, but rather on the torrent as a whole.
One chunk could include many small files as well as part of a large file. If you wish to download one of the small files, the entire chunk must be downloaded, and thus you will be downloading parts of other files that are in the chunk.
This is just my understanding of it, I may be wrong, please correct me if i am. Re: Deluge downloads too much of files marked "do not download" Post by johnnyg » Thu Aug 21, am you are correct brad however groche did mention that the chunk size a. Re: Deluge downloads too much of files marked "do not download" Post by vexxor » Thu Aug 21, am brad wrote: I think this has less to do with deluge and more to do with the torrent.
Re: Deluge downloads too much of files marked "do not download" Post by aqtrans » Fri Aug 22, am I think Deluge should do the same thing that uTorrent does and just throw all the misc.
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