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This happens for both aMule and aMuled? |
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(0001840)
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ju1i3n
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2006-01-31 13:54
(edited on: 2006-01-31 18:54) |
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It's happens with aMuled. I've just tested with aMule and this time no problem. But i don't know if there's a problem only if the file is uploading while i delete it, or everytime. It's not very easy to test.
The check with aMule: i delete the file, space is liberated even if the file is in shared list, without pushing actualise button. I don't know if the file was in uploading while deleted.
(Config: Gentoo, 2.4.32-sparc-r1, sparc 64.)
edited on: 01-31-06 18:54 |
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ju1i3n
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2006-01-31 18:54
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New test with aMule: if i delete the file while it's uploading, the diskspace is freed => No probleme with aMule
So only bug with aMuled. |
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Kry
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2006-02-04 22:14
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That's a kernel issue, not aMule. Basically because we keep no open handlers for shared files.
I have seen it only with 2.4 series. Try a 2.6 |
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ju1i3n
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2006-02-05 15:54
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If it's a kernel issue, why is there a probleme only with amuled and not why amule? |
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Kry
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2006-03-10 05:33
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Well, you tell me. As they share same code. |
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Kry
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2006-05-24 03:56
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Closing (NAI / lack of feedback) |
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