eternalsword wrote:For those having problems with queue order, just a couple of questions.
1) Do you have seeds set to queue at the bottom?
2) Do you have a max ratio set?
3) If yes to number one, do you have it set to load new torrents above completed ones?
Edit: also
4) Do any unfinished downloads also appear out of order?
1) No
2) No
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4) --
I had 2 downloads and 2 seeds and which each start of deluge the queue was different each time.
medigeek wrote:Er.. you should name the feisty release to a gutsy one, because feisty doesn't have libboost-date-time1.34.0
I found it on packages website, but the dependencies keep being asked for.. libc6, tzdata... Ideas? http://packages.ubuntu.com/gutsy/libs/l ... time1.34.0
we dont require libboost-date-time1.34.0. at all. our control file says libboost-date-time-dev (>= 1.33.1) which feisty does have. are you mixing your feisty with gutsy stuff? seems like something's wrong on your box
I had 2 downloads and 2 seeds and which each start of deluge the queue was different each time.
Other than those things, nothing has changed about queuing since 0.5.2, and I have not been able to duplicate with four torrents 1 seed and 3 downloading regardless of settings. Will try again with 2 seeds and 2 downloading, but don't foresee any issues. Perhaps this is a problem with one of the released binaries? If you cannot duplicate when compiling from source, we would know for sure.
eternalsword wrote:
Other than those things, nothing has changed about queuing since 0.5.2, and I have not been able to duplicate with four torrents 1 seed and 3 downloading regardless of settings. Will try again with 2 seeds and 2 downloading, but don't foresee any issues. Perhaps this is a problem with one of the released binaries? If you cannot duplicate when compiling from source, we would know for sure.
I was right, I had no issues with queuing with 2 seeds and 2 downloads regardless of settings, so I'm guessing perhaps a problem with binary release and/or left-over files from a previous install.
eternalsword wrote:
Other than those things, nothing has changed about queuing since 0.5.2, and I have not been able to duplicate with four torrents 1 seed and 3 downloading regardless of settings. Will try again with 2 seeds and 2 downloading, but don't foresee any issues. Perhaps this is a problem with one of the released binaries? If you cannot duplicate when compiling from source, we would know for sure.
I was right, I had no issues with queuing with 2 seeds and 2 downloads regardless of settings, so I'm guessing perhaps a problem with binary release and/or left-over files from a previous install.
There is no such possibility, I always download whole /deluge/ from svn, and make uninstall before installing the new compiled one.
About queue, try with set active torrents to 2 and get 4 downloads, 2 will be paused cause of the active setting and 2 will be downloading. Then try to close and open deluge.
Tares wrote:
There is no such possibility, I always download whole /deluge/ from svn, and make uninstall before installing the new compiled one.
About queue, try with set active torrents to 2 and get 4 downloads, 2 will be paused cause of the active setting and 2 will be downloading. Then try to close and open deluge.
I had tried that (2 downloading, 2 paused) with and without the queue preferences set, and the queue never changed. Not sure why it's not working for you. Like I said nothing has changed in the code for this to happen except for those options that you do not have set. Did you also by chance