BiglySoftware / BiglyBT

Feature-filled Bittorrent client based on the Azureus open source project
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Manually triggering RSSFeed Scanner magnet download reports (spurious) failure #2419

Closed ferdnyc closed 2 years ago

ferdnyc commented 2 years ago

This is possibly only happening since, and as a consequence of, a334368c9cb44a935224e5e3dec6ad7dd7789901 or f63c8d59a70cd3670efa576c82288c6afa292f41 or 1cb6e8e10e1af4538f50321ab8c9e43d1bff8aa0. (Though those changes are very welcome, in general — no more endless serial magnet downloads when catching up a backlogged feed! \o/)

My BiglyBT configuration is that all newly-imported torrents begin in a Stopped state.

When I (now) go to RSSFeed Scanner's "Status" list, and I double-click to manually download one of the undownloaded feed items on the list (a feed that contains only private-tracker magnet: torrent listings), the status in the "Matches" column for that feed item changes to:

Fail - Download::stop: download already stopped

This is, on the face of it, quite true. The download is already stopped, and is supposed to be stopped. But everything is fine with the newly-added torrent, I can start it whenever I choose, and absolutely nothing is wrong anywhere.

So it's not really any sort of "Fail" condition, and probably shouldn't be reacted to quite so alarmingly. (Nobody likes a drama-queen table column.)

(I qualify with "possibly" in the beginning because, could this actually have started happening weeks ago, and just gone unnoticed until today? Yes, without question that is entirely possible.)

System block

Java 11.0.13 (64 bit) Red Hat, Inc. /usr/lib/jvm/java-11-openjdk-11.0.13.0.8-2.fc35.x86_64

SWT v4942r22, gtk/3.24.31, zoom=100, dpi=96 Linux v5.15.13-200.fc35.x86_64, amd64 (64 bit) B2.9.0.1_B27/4 az3

The plugin version involved is:

RSSFeed Scanner: 1.8.1

parg commented 2 years ago

Hopefully fixed in 1.8.2

ferdnyc commented 2 years ago

@parg Indeed 'tis! Thanks! The status now proceeds to "Done" with no alarming messages.

There's a momentary flash of "Starting" prior to "Done", which is weird in the case of import-as-Stopped torrents, but nowhere near worth spending time on.