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Will report back then, thanks. Updated again from 4. A few of the torrents in my list showed up as missing files fewer than last time. Regarding the two that were being stubborn, removing and readding via magnet link did not fix the issue, but these were obscure torrents with no seeds and only one user, so it might be that if a magnet link is added and fails to download metadata prior to the restart, that it may show as missing files. In the shuffle to reproduce, I deleted the two suspect torrents and can't seem to locate the same magnet links for them.

I'd say keep an eye out for edge cases causing the issue, but it appears fixed for Also fixes all my affected torrents. Just works. Hmm, it appears the two suspect torrents keep returning even if they are deleted.

Next restart they reappear. Investigating further. Update - these two torrents appear to have entered this state during the re-check shuffle while troubleshooting the first 4. I've also noticed that they return with their save paths set to the old system default instead of the currently configured path reverts even if path is changed and torrents are not deleted before restart. No monitoring options are set. Understood that this appears to be different than the OP issue, but posting here since I believe this condition was triggered by the initial 'missing files' issue.

All of them either inside Qt or windows functions. Did it fix your force-recheck problem? Only valid test is to reproduce initial steps run affected torrents in previous version then upgrade to this patched build of v4.

If the file is large enough Previous versions - don't have libtorrent 1. Sorry, I can't clearly understand "the workflow" you described above. First of all: if you just download something and close-reopen qBittorrent there is no problem, right?

The problem appears if you have performed "force recheck" after the torrent downloaded. Also what do you mean exactly when you say "files need to be re-checked again" after you reopen qBittorrent? Is torrent in "missing files" state? Or it just starts to check automatically?

You never said that you pause torrent at some step. This is what I understand from his previous comments. Add new torrent and let it finish. Let it go into completed state aka paused. Then do a force recheck which completes ok. Restart program. Now the torrent is force-rechecked by itself. And this will happen again upon program restart. From his description, I assume we fail to do a fastresume save after the force recheck. Although I don't understand why this should change anything so a fastresume is necessary In any case, his problem seems totally unrelated to this thread and should be taken to a new issue.

Describe the problem as best as you can and maybe tag me and glassez there. It was not clear. Torrent cannot go into this state itself unless user pauses it either explicitly or by setting up some ratio or seeding time limit.

I have a same problem in Arch Linux. And disable "Keep incomplete torrents in:' to solve. Version: pacman -Qi qbittorrent-nox Name : qbittorrent-nox Version : 4.

Wednesday December 18th - qBittorrent v4. Due to libtorrent fixes, UDP through proxies should work again. However I'm still confused why the torrent status is not changed to Completed after auto-recheck, so I think the issue still needs to be opened until someone finds the reason.

Sorry, something went wrong. I have the same problem as you have. I will try some other clients. I have the same problem with qBittorrent-nox v4. Almost every time I restart the server all torrents go in error and the log contains 'file size mismatch' for each torrent. Even if not in error torrents are almost always stalled, while the same at the same time seeds ok on my Win PC, qBitorrent.

Same problem here, It seems random Any idea on how to prevent fix this kind of behaviour? With Docker it's really annoying This is a really frustrating behavior. If the resume data ever gets corrupted it just hangs and never tries to download the file again. The default behavior should be to recheck the file, if it can find it, and restart downloading from scratch.

Junker palmarci. Can any of you provide detailed steps for others to reproduce a minimal case? Also, please post your logs and settings in plain text make sure to redact any potentially sensitive information , so it's easier to setup a similar environment and more variables can be eliminated. The same here. Qb webui shows no torrent in the queue. So now I have to parse the torrent and fastresume file manually to check which should be remove It worked.

Could you please share more information on how you accomplished this? Eg, your flexget config, script you used, etc. I knew migrating came with risks, especially since the target host had already been downloading torrents, but, alas, I'm a dumbass, and forgot to backup my BT backup. The webui is totally busted, and I don't have access to the desktop UI because of my setup I run via a docker container which forces traffic through a VPN tunnel.

I know that these copied. I strongly suspect that the hash. I also know that, In my case I am luck enough that all of my categories have very distinct trackers, because I download each from distinct sources. So it is to resume the downloading. If you have little data recovery experience, stay on this page.

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Step 2. Go to "General" and find the location where the application saves your downloads and torrents. Download right-click, Save-As Duration: — 4. It may still exist in other tools, however. N assumed it was win I have never had this issue myself.

I usually end up having to clear out the Downloads folder myself, so I am not missing anything current that i may have downloaded. You mention that the option is being removed in a future version. The option to cleanup the downloads folder or to NOT delete the downloads folder?

BTW, I did have a subdirectory inside my downloads folder deleted by disk cleanup once. Lesson learned. Another option. This also applies if you are using a download manager. Excellent suggestions. I downloaded the user manual for my new cell phone to the download folder. It was there for less than a week before it was gone. I found it in my setup folder where I keep the installation files for the apps on my computer.

Good to know even if it is thirty five years or so late. Maybe some of them are still on my computer and nobody knows where Microsoft put them. It will find ,as its name implies, Everything even deleted files. It has many other options for searching. Hope this will help. I never had any idea there was any danger. After reading this article, I emptied the Download folder into another folder.

Actually, I should take some time and move those files into more appropriate folders. Since my old Win 7 machines run with a standard user for everyone and an admin user for me, downloading a file while logged in as admin made it difficult for other users, either on the machine or on the network, to find these files.