https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=508964
--- Comment #13 from Nicolás <[email protected]> --- Wish I knew more Qt and C++... I suspect something here (queuemanager.cpp): TorrentStartResponse QueueManager::startInternal(bt::TorrentInterface *tc) { const TorrentStats &s = tc->getStats(); if (!s.completed && !checkDiskSpace(tc, false)) { return bt::NOT_ENOUGH_DISKSPACE; } else if (s.completed && !checkLimits(tc, false)) { return bt::MAX_SHARE_RATIO_REACHED; } Out(SYS_GEN | LOG_NOTICE) << "Starting download " << s.torrent_name << endl; startSafely(tc); return START_OK; } Before "return START_OK;", shouldn't we reset to 0 the stalled time property? I'm also wondering if in startSafely() shouldn't we reset to 0 the stalled time property as well? void QueueManager::startSafely(bt::TorrentInterface *tc) { try { tc->start(); } catch (bt::Error &err) { const TorrentStats &s = tc->getStats(); QString msg = i18n("Error starting torrent %1: %2", s.torrent_name, err.toString()); KMessageBox::error(nullptr, msg, i18n("Error")); } } I went also upper in torrentservice.cpp, which has the ::start() that is called in the two previous extracts. Should we reset the time stalled property here directly? void TorrentService::start() { bt::Uint16 port = bt::ServerInterface::getPort(); QString name = QStringLiteral("%1__%2%3") .arg(tc->getOwnPeerID().toString()) .arg(QRandomGenerator::global()->bounded(26) + 65) .arg(QRandomGenerator::global()->bounded(26) + 65); QStringList subtypes; subtypes << QLatin1Char('_') + tc->getInfoHash().toString() + QStringLiteral("._sub._bittorrent._tcp"); (...) -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
