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download chunks I'm sharing linux isos and sometimes it takes days for uploads to complete. I know that uploads happen in chunks, but this is not reflected in the progress bars. Sometimes I need to reboot, shutdown, and I have no clue whether I am messing up somebody's download. What's the best way to deal with this? |
If you have a static IP people will have no problems finding your host again. If you don't have a static IP all you can hope for is that somebody with a static IP pics up your files and shares them. |
Does that mean uploads/downloads are not broken up in chunks, i.e. you can't begin a download from one source and then complete it from another source (assuming the file is identical)? I have uploads showing 'complete' after 4%. Does that mean other user uploaded just a chunk or is something wrong here? thanks again... sorry to keep asking, but I'm just trying to get up to speed. |
The upload window only shows "complete" if the remote host completed a chunk and disconnected from you (because it does not want any more chunks). If you started a download from one host you can (of course) finish the download from a different host. |
I am just getting a lot of 'transfer interrupted' at anywhere between 5% and 20% and very few 'completed'. Are the 'transfer interrupted' ones completely wasted? thanks again. |
No, "transfer interrupted" uploads can/will be resumed. |
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