[Mldonkey-bugs] [ 100861 ] downloading on openbsd

[nobody]

Support Request #100861, was updated on 2002-May-06 05:30
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Category: None
Status: Open
Priority: 5
Summary: downloading on openbsd

By: mldonkey
Date: 2002-May-07 08:12

Message:
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First, you should try the new version 1.15 (from CVS if you 
want). It fixes some bugs with the protocol  (It was commited 
yesterday afternoon).

For the verbose mode:
U -> one block uploaded
# -> one block downloaded
c -> Connection to client
s -> Connection to server
C? -> Timeout on connection to client
C! -> Connection closed with client

Regards

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By: gdma-edk
Date: 2002-May-06 05:30

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[I already posted that on the users list, but maybe it
is more appropriate here...]
Hi,

I would like to report a strange behaviour with mldonkey :
Each time a file starts to download (or when it resumes),
it will stop after a few seconds, like if the
connection is lost.

I rarely see a download staying "alive" for more than a
few seconds :
most of the time at the next gui refresh the download
stopped.

I don't have this problem with the closed source
client, so I don't
think this is related to my internet connection or
firewall settings.
I am using the CVS version as I needed to compile/use
the core on an
OpenBSD box.

Any idea why this is happening ? Does anyone experience
the same behaviour
?

I put the verbose mode on, and I don't get a [DOWN]
each time a dl stops, is it supposed to be that way ?
Also I have a lot of [QUERY LOC] (several pages), what
does that mean ?
Can you tell me what each string printed in verbose
mode means ? like "#" (I'm downloading ?), U, c ,? ,-,
C etc....
I tried to look in the source, but I did not understand
all of them...

Thanks,
Guillaume


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