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Nothing changed on ktorrent from yesterday, but suddenly, magically it put all my torrents, from multiple trackers, on pause, and it won't let me un-pause them. There are no torrents with missing files or other problems. No settings were changed.
Any idea what might have caused this?
Edit: none of the other torrent clients on the same machine are having these problems.
Last edited by comcastuser; 02-15-2019 at 01:50 AM.
Possible line down or ISP blocking.
Try closing the program give it time and check with a browser that your link is working.
If it was a ISP block It may come back.
Tried that, too, that port works on a different machine. And it wouldn't pause if it was being blocked, would it?
exactly. any bittorrent client could pause torrents as result of local events. for example the filesystem running out of free space. for network related events that isn't supposed to happen, in case of any kind of blocking the torrent is supposed to stay in running state, just that no data will come to it, for whatever reason
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