What version of libtorrent are you using on each? 2.x libtorrent acts differently and windows handles its memory usage far less efficiently than linux would.

I personally use libtorrent 1.2.x wherever I can.

If you experience this with multiple clients, there may be some issue with the trackers or your connection to DHT preventing download. Public trackers, particularly magnet links, rely on DHT heavily (although not exclusively) - which could be a problem. I'd assume that there may be some blocks to th...

Why are you guys updating when you know that this is and has caused previous dependency problems with brews liberal dependency updating... :(

FYI the workaround/fix we figured out was posted https://github.com/Amar1729/homebrew-de ... 2033318411 - not sure if pinning this package fixes the issue, but could be a way to get things running again.

Needs to be looked into, dependencies are so fun.

im running a develop build now, but I appreciate the efforts all the same!

Please keep us posted!

Further note, unless the file is corrupted, and then reverts back to the .bak file - I'm not sure how long of an interval it uses, perhaps it only saves on startup? Either way, the proper solution would be to comment out that line for torrentcheck.sh - which should be unnecessary - and implement a s...

Yes, you did. I use it.

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i mean by definition a non graceful shutdown is non graceful. you can configure most os to shutdown when battery gets low gracefully with simple packages... unraid uses apcusbd i think its called.

the big issue is the recheck script i referenced. it will otherwise just stay as error and not download.

I haven't experienced this except for when cross-seeds were not moved and disassociated with the files. binhex has a script that runs that automatically rechecks (and subsequently downloads if missing) error'd torrents. This should be unnecessary from my testing now that the problems were resolved s...

If your state file backup is not usable then you'd have to readd them manually.

This is why you should make periodic backups of important data.