DC++

Some hashed files rehash at every startup

Bug #245021 reported by MikeJJ
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Bug Description

Everytime i start DC++ 5 files get rehashed. And always get the same hash.
(It used to be 4 files, but added some more, and now it does 5).
It is running under wine. Pretty sure when they were shared over a "network" (to a XP virtual machine) they didn't get rehashed, but can't remember entirely.
Also if i refresh filelist they don't get rehashed, only at startup.

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Jacek Sieka (arnetheduck) wrote :

Look at HashIndex.xml - find the files that are rehashed and see if TimeStamp gets updated...also, see if there's anything else strange in there with those files...

Changed in dcplusplus:
importance: Undecided → Low
status: New → Incomplete
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MikeJJ (mrmikejj) wrote :

The timestamp stays the same in the HashIndex.xml file.
I tried deleting one of the entries from it, but that file still continues to rehash every startup. It got a new timestamp from the first rehash of it, but subsequent rehashes perserve that timestamp.

Only "strange" thing i can see in there is the file order. It follows alphabetical order of files in a directory, but the rehashed files are at the bottom of that directory. e.g. say 9 files in a directory, named 1 (to) 9. With files 2 and 5 hashed every startup, the order would be: 1 3 4 6 7 8 9 2 5.

Okay, another strangeness . . . . the files which get rehashed have exactly the same timestamp (except the entry which i manually deleted and it got rehashed, but it did have the same as the other 4 before).

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MikeJJ (mrmikejj) wrote :

Not sure if a DC++ update or a Wine update fixed this, but it's fixed. :)

Changed in dcplusplus:
status: Incomplete → Invalid
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