Arvid Norberg
Arvid Norberg
Great find. I don't think it's quite as simple as to revert this. The purpose of that check is to ensure that a local listen socket isn't accepting incoming connections...
For example, imagine using an http proxy and enabling proxy peer connections. Any connection accepted by a local listen socket won't be going through the proxy, and shouldn't be allowed.
I see. Libtorrent (probably) expects those packets to be wrapped in the socks5 udp header. This is all uTP, right?
I agree that it would be good if libtorrent would fill in the IP and port in the UDP Associate command, but in your case, it's the same IP and...
libtorrent is probably just assuming no proxy supports incoming connections then. this should be fixed.
could you try this patch? https://github.com/arvidn/libtorrent/pull/6538
I back-ported the fix (but not the test)
are you experiencing this on windows or linux? I agree that the documentation should clarify this, and I also think the implementation should go to greater length at trying to...
> In addition to this, the files being sparse creates an issue when the user wants to move the files again, this time by hand. The files will be inflated...
> I also wanted to mention that some thought needs to be added to the common situation where files already exist on disk and they have been inflated beyond the...