Version: (using KDE KDE 3.5.7) Installed from: SuSE RPMs When you go to the directory where ktorrent saves downloaded and downloading files there is no way (I don't see any) to see if the file A is downloaded or only partially downloaded. Maybe it is not the best method, but effective, and KDE users are used to it -- please add .part suffix to partially downloaded files. This way it is easy to see, that for file A downloading is in progress. In other words mimic Konqueror file naming method.
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First - sorry vor duplicate of this bugreport. havent found this one. secound i want to ad my bugreport to this, because this one is from KDE3 and there are no nepomuk/strigi that _______________________________________________________________________________ currently if you download anything via ktorrent, your indexer will be triggered every secound (or every 5 secound with newer nepomuk). thats behavior is bad because it takes much CPU load oder time. Apps like chrome/chromium or the kde downloadstuff (rekonq, konqueror, kget) set for not-fonished files the prefix *.part . files with this prefix will not be indexed by nepomuk. wth this, it would be a good idea if ktorrent will do the same or something else to get nepomuk away as long as the download isnt finished Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: enable nepomuk/strigi indexing service start ktorrent and download somethoing witch causes heavy load in nepomuk (movies *.mkv for example) Actual Results: nepomuk will gered everi 1-5secound and reindex this file, and you weak PC will take much longer for the rest Expected Results: not finished files should be not indexed as long as they are not finished
yeah without the .part extension nepomuk will reindex the torrentfile again and again
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