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Public bug reported:

I upgraded to v0.799 of DC++ for Windows running on Win 7 HP SP1 a few
days ago from v0.791.

Someone pointed out that I was downloading the same file over and over
from them for hours.

I took a look, and the file was already completed, but DC++ kept
attempting to download it over and over.

Restarting DC++ made no difference it would still keep trying to
download the file, despite it already being in my share (another reason
why bug#250238 would be handy).

The only way to stop it was to manually remove the file from the queue.

I left DC++ running overnight, and checked the following day, and found
the same thing happening on multiple files.

I have attached a screenshot some of the latest ones, that have transfer
percentages of over 1000%, one 1.93GiB files even has 14313.96%
transferred.

I had to manually delete each from the queue to stop the waste of
bandwidth.

I have now enabled Log Downloaded Segments & Finished Downloads, but
looking at these logs I don't think it will help much when it occurs
again.

Thanks,

Pete.

** Affects: dcplusplus
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New


** Tags: 250238 bandwidth completion download percentage queue repeat transfer wasted

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Title:
  Overcompletion of some files since upgrading to 0.799 from 0.791

Status in DC++:
  New

Bug description:
  I upgraded to v0.799 of DC++ for Windows running on Win 7 HP SP1 a few
  days ago from v0.791.

  Someone pointed out that I was downloading the same file over and over
  from them for hours.

  I took a look, and the file was already completed, but DC++ kept
  attempting to download it over and over.

  Restarting DC++ made no difference it would still keep trying to
  download the file, despite it already being in my share (another
  reason why bug#250238 would be handy).

  The only way to stop it was to manually remove the file from the
  queue.

  I left DC++ running overnight, and checked the following day, and
  found the same thing happening on multiple files.

  I have attached a screenshot some of the latest ones, that have
  transfer percentages of over 1000%, one 1.93GiB files even has
  14313.96% transferred.

  I had to manually delete each from the queue to stop the waste of
  bandwidth.

  I have now enabled Log Downloaded Segments & Finished Downloads, but
  looking at these logs I don't think it will help much when it occurs
  again.

  Thanks,

  Pete.

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