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rtorrent always preallocates started files #395
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Have you read the documentation about how to use the pre-allocate feature? I don't see the environment variable in your config. |
Yes, had it added earlier, but removed it later on, as the documentation states that 0 is the default behaviour (and looking into the rtlocal config in the container seemed to confirm that). |
Added the EnvVar again and tested the download. Can confirm, that it still happens. |
I just tested this outside the docker container. Option 2 works properly. Option 0 always behaves as option 1. This is a rTorrent issue. |
Thanks for testing! |
Please allow further time to test the vanilla rakshasa version of rTorrent. I'm almost sure the issue started there. If this is the case, the best path forward for a solution is to request a fix there and backport it to rtorrent stickz.
Nope, I'm working on resolving a separate software crash with torrent rechecking. |
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Description
When starting a download, rtorrent always seems to preallocate the files on the disk, even if option is explicitly set to 0 in config
Expected behaviour
Files shouldn't get preallocated if option not set to 1 or 2
Actual behaviour
Files always get preallocated after they started downloading
Steps to reproduce
Docker info
Docker Compose config
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Additional info
I also made sure that the .rtlocal.rc file within the container says "system.file.allocate.set = 0".
Not sure if it's a problem with the image or the rtorrent build, but I don't think that I can test it properly without docker here.
Screenshot of the allocated file on the filesystem, with the incomplete files in rtorrent:
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