Closed pgera closed 6 years ago
It's called system.file.allocate.set
now (and it belongs to rtorrent not libtorrent).
What do you want to set it?
Thanks. Changing system.file_allocate.set to system.file.allocate.set solved it. No error on launch. My .rtorrent.rc was pretty old, and was using the older convention.
Do you want to set it to 1
? If so, it won't work: https://github.com/rakshasa/libtorrent/pull/152
Yes, I wanted to set it to 1 (which is what it was in my old config). Is this a new change in 0.13.7 ? Or does 0.13.6 also have the same issues ?
Actually it was worse in v0.13.6 (it randomly applied the behavior of both 0
and 1
), in v0.13.7 it always applies 0
no matter you set.
You can try to compile rtorrent-ps-ch to try out the above mentioned partial fix.
OS: RHEL 7 libtorrent config: ./configure --with-posix-fallocate rtorrent config: ./configure --with-xmlrpc-c --enable-ipv6 File system: lvm-thin + xfs
This option works with older versions of libtorrent/rtorrent on the same system