Hi, This happened once before that I am aware of (June 2004), where upon restart, a complete rebuilding of the sha1_cache database is completely rebuilt, resulting in the modification of file atime to startup time. At that time, it was a change in shared.c. As I use the file atime to 1) remove files that have not been downloaded for a significant period of time, and 2) make sure I do not remove a file that may have been accessed in the near past (in case the download is not complete), this behaviour is rather inconvenient for me and seems inconsistent with the file_mtime field of sha1_cache. Hopefully this was an oversight and not by design. It happens everytime gtk-gnutella is started, not just after the new update.
I am currently at the 9/23/06 r12111 release of unstable (with gtk2). As of the 9/14/06, r11988 (gtk1) release, the behaviour was as I would expect, with only new files reread. Chris Winne
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