Hello, everyone!

Am I missing something? It seems as if whenever I have to quit phex 2.6.4.89 on WinXP (SP2) with a download list, the downloads won't continue after the machine has been switched off.

All files have status waiting, queued or whatever but there seems to be no attempt to restart any download.

In the phex.error.log there are a lot of errors like the following:

050929 20:09:07,0373 Error/Download.Worker:: Error at Host: 24.165.144.255:6346 Vendor: Shareaza - Exception: java.io.IOException: SOCKS: Connection refused
at phex.net.connection.OIOSocketFactory.connectSock5( Unknown Source)
at phex.net.connection.OIOSocketFactory.connect(Unkno wn Source)
at phex.net.connection.OIOSocketFactory.connect(Unkno wn Source)
at phex.download.DownloadEngine.connect(Unknown Source)
at phex.download.swarming.SWDownloadWorker.connectDow nloadEngine(Unknown Source)
at phex.download.swarming.SWDownloadWorker.handleDown load(Unknown Source)
at phex.download.swarming.SWDownloadWorker.run(Unknow n Source)
at phex.common.ThreadPool$Worker.run(Unknown Source)

This can be especially nagging when a large file is concerned, which you cannot transmit in one session!

I have shared over 200 files (1.35GB) myself but see no uploads at all. Is this because Phex is behind a socks server? But on the other hand: I have definitely downloaded dozens of files in the first session, many parallel downloads took place and after restarting the machine: nothing.

Bests & thank you in advance
Mat

Hi Mat. I'm very new to this ..so I am not going to be very helpful!

If you highlight the file concerned in Download files, what do you see in the Download candidates window?

I have had a number of files restart with no problem after restarting.

I also am familiar with Shareaza hosts being somewhat unreliable and slow

Are you sharing music files. I ask because it seems dificult for another host to see what a Phex user is sharing as , unless I am mistaken, only the file title can be seen, not the album and artist title unless they are shown in the file title.

I was suprised to find a lot of my files being uploaded despite this.

I have a stupid question. How can you see how many files you are sharing?

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The same list of candidates as before the interruption. Candidates are either "not available", "host busy", "waiting". Seldom theres one among them with status "queued" and even seldomer "loading".

This is an interesting one: The downloads-line says candidates 1/0/1, but the list of candidates only shows the one loading candidate.

Some files have a list of over 20 candidates before the interruption, none of which can be contacted after restart and no additional candidates can be found by using [search candidates]

Yes.

[quote]Originally posted by Only A Hobo
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I was suprised to find a lot of my files being uploaded despite this.[quote]

My suspicion is that I'm behind a socks server. I'm going to try with a somewhat more direct connection, but this has to be delayed a couple of days.

Windoze Exploder. I keep *all* my shared files in one directory tree, so all I have to do is rightclick that folder, click properties and there we are...

Cheers
Mat

Mat

I didn't forget your post ... I just didn't have much constructive to say. I moved my incomplete folder and this may not have helped! but at least it is working better for me now. I do think that your original host/s are simply no longer on line, but as yet I'm not sure.

The way I select my share is by adding various folders and I would love to be able to know how many files I am sharing without going to each folder and checking the count and adding them all up

Any way I'm still learning abot this foxy little thing so ......

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Sorry if I dont help much on this topic.
The main reason is that so much if not almost all of the download logic has been changed in CVS. Any possible error I could help you analyze might occure differently or hopefully not at all with the next release.
We would like to bring out a release of this version soon, but we are still fighting with problems to convert/upgrade your old download files to the new logic. And I guess you dont like to loose downloads after upgrade.....

But anyway I dont know of a problem where downloads dont continue after restart... you can try to raise your max download connections global and per file (this can give your CPU more load).


The error you are seeing:
050929 20:09:07,0373 Error/Download.Worker:: Error at Host: 24.165.144.255:6346 Vendor: Shareaza - Exception: java.io.IOException: SOCKS: Connection refused

is nothing to worry about. It is only a cosmetic problem which logs a simply failed connection to a host as an error instead of debug.

If you are behind any kind of firewall like a socks server you will see uploads rarely.



The number of files you are sharing and the aggregated size of the files should be displayed in the upper right corner of your library tab. After starting Phex it might take a little till the file scan is finished before it is displayed.

Gregor

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GregorK Thanksfor pointing me to the shared files quantity.. I knew the number of shared files had to be there somewhere

I'm not sure if this is still an issue, but it was only recently I downloaded my first Phex, and chose the Kent UK site. I received the version 2.6.0.87. I was immediately alerted that there was a newer version and so a few days later I downloaded 2.6.4.89 from a German site. I'm wondering if all sites are in fact offering up to date versions for download.

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All the sourceforge mirror server offer the same file for a link with a format:

The mirrors are also hosting all older version, listed here:
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/p...date&sort=desc

You might have downloaded with the link:
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/p...x_2.6.0.87.exe
that way you get version 2.6.0.87 instead of the most current release 2.6.4.89.

I think the problem is that you might have downloaded from a site with an outdated link? Some sites like to offer direct download links to old Phex versions and dont update them regularly.

Maybe that was the cause?

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Thank you Gregor, that's perfectly all right, I'll gladly try the upcoming release!

Thanks
Mat

GregorK said

"You might have downloaded with the link:
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/p...x_2.6.0.87.exe
that way you get version 2.6.0.87 instead of the most current release 2.6.4.89."

Yes that looks like it. I probably followed an outdated link on a post somewhwere in the forum.

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Hi!

After some time, I can maybe contribute something (I'm trying these things as background-task, sorry if I'm not much of a help in identifying the problem):

I had a couple of files on the download list for *weeks* with no visible effect, clicking the "search"-button on the download page for those file had no effect at all. Then I searched with similar criteria and some of those files appeared in the hits-list (among others), were already marked green and downloaded in a couple of seconds (or minutes).

Some of those unsuccesful download files also appeared in the list of hits when I did a new search, showed the correct size, but were not marked green, and the download also did not continue.

... oops, even stranger! (I'm editing this entry after a couple of minutes, because I just saw something new): One of the files which were found with the correct size but would not continue to download, suddenly appeared a second time on the download list and dowloaded a second time (actually, I've got it 2x on the dowload list, now.) It has the very same name and the same size as its "predecessor" but it actually downloads. The other file still seems to be inactive and waits for an unavailable client with a private IP-adress.

By the way, I read this in another post and now had the same effect: some downloads show status "Queued", but the counters are running vividly. In one case the candidates list shows as many as 6 active hosts with status "downloading".

Hope this helps,

Cheers
Matthew

1/0/1 means, you are downloading from one source, are in the queue of zero sources and have one source in total.

It can happen, that a file has the same size, but isn't the same file, i.e. if someone edits metatags. Try checking the Sha1-value of the files. Only when that matches, they are truly the same files.

The old download-code had the bug, that it sometimes displayed a download as queued, when in truth only one of the sources was queued. Hopefully this will be different in the next version with completely revamped download code.

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Thanks!

Hi everybody!

Is anyone reading this old thread?

Unfortunately, I have to repost the very same question, now using Phex 2.8.4 (Build 93):

When I interrupt a download, it wouldn't be continued the next time I start Phex (no matter if the files are large or small). When I cancel downloads and put them on the list again, they download without problem. They simply won't *continue* to download after an interruption.

Any hints ? Thanx !

Bests
Matthias

There might be a bug in how the state of the downloads are saved.

As a wild guess: The PushProxies of firewalled sources might not be updated, when you stop and restart. Mabe Phex should not gather sources, but also PushProxies (but maybe it already does that).

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