Public bug reported:
Seems that the lists are still grouped by file. This grouping makes some
sense with the downloads, but not with uploads. The rare occurance where
user downloads a file with same name can probably be fixed by removing
the findFile-call for downloads (since as far as I can tell it's
redundant anyway and only leads to incorrect behavior described
previously. Removing the call of course fixes this only if the core does
something sensible and doesn't clump the download together with the
previous one.).
But for uploads I really think the grouping should be by user and file.
So that each user downloading file would be added to the list separately
and not like now that all the users are clumped to one single row. With
segmented downloading file/user row would be updated when segment
completes. If this is at all possible with current core without extreme
performace penalties, is a another question.
** Affects: linuxdcpp
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Finished transfers still grouped by file
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/641305
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Status in Linux DC++: New
Bug description:
Seems that the lists are still grouped by file. This grouping makes some sense
with the downloads, but not with uploads. The rare occurance where user
downloads a file with same name can probably be fixed by removing the
findFile-call for downloads (since as far as I can tell it's redundant anyway
and only leads to incorrect behavior described previously. Removing the call of
course fixes this only if the core does something sensible and doesn't clump
the download together with the previous one.).
But for uploads I really think the grouping should be by user and file. So that
each user downloading file would be added to the list separately and not like
now that all the users are clumped to one single row. With segmented
downloading file/user row would be updated when segment completes. If this is
at all possible with current core without extreme performace penalties, is a
another question.
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