Arvid Norberg

> Do all previously successfully announced trackers have a cached DNS lookups, or is cache limited in size/timeout, so some trackers still execute the DNS query while sending the stopped...

a tracker can be bad in other ways. In fact, if the DNS lookup is taking a long time I would think it is mostly a property of the DNS...

> ...since sending an event=started to those trackers seems to be failed. Right, I would expect those host names to not have entries in the cache, and just not be...

> Since private torrents need sending stopped events more, it would be nice if libtorrent stopped such torrents in the first place. Do you mean to prioritize private torrents, to...

> I mean, if it announces 50 torrents in a row on the same tracker, will it execute 50 DNS queries? If the DNS lookup fails, it will be re-tried...

Libtorrent is a lot less sensitive (and less trigger happy) to require a full check than it would as a few years ago. I would be interested in knowing what...

> The download directory / resume file is locally to the system (I move finished torrents manually through the "move" option), so the failure of this network share shouldn't cause...

@ElDavoo to someone who hasn't experienced this issue, your message is a bit cryptic. I think "the option" you're talking about is called "seed mode", is it not? but I...

> when I initiate a crash, and then reboot the computer and start up qbittorrent again, qbittorrent will start working right away without checking I assume by "initiate a crash"...

as far as I understand, this could be an offline tool, separate from the torrent client. But I wonder, has anyone measured, and quantified, how often this happens?