Azureus Help!!!

tommyboy123x · 10-07-2006, 05:51 PM

I'm REALLY ****ed right now... i've been patiently downloading this torrent, its legal, and its about 50GB

I was about 80% done after like 5 days - of almost NO internet, and instead of clicking the "stop" button, i clicked the "remove" button!!

IS THERE ANY WAY TO RESUME DOWNLOADING AFTER IT'S BEEN REMOVED FROM THE LIST?!?!?!?

i still have all the files and stuff, so i can't really see how it could be impossible.... but I REALLY don't want to download all that again.....

Metal Chaos · 10-07-2006, 05:59 PM

Try re-adding the torent to the list, you removed from the list you didn't delete its data too. Just open up the torrent you used to start its download and it should be at the same percent it was.

tommyboy123x · 10-07-2006, 06:04 PM

How To

* Azureus will resume BitTorrent partials however they started, as long as the downloaded data are present on your hard disk drive (HDD).

1. Make sure you have the exact .torrent file of what you were downloading.
2. Make sure you know the exact location of the partial on your HDD.
3. Open the .torrent in Azureus via (this is very important) File -> Open -> .Torrent File (No Default Save)
4. When asked where to save the file, point it to your partials.
5. Wait. It will take a few minutes to check the data.

* IMPORTANT NOTE: If Azureus tells you a file of the same name already exists and asks you if you wish to overwrite, click "Cancel". If you overwrite, you would erase the partial data you had downloaded. You would have to restart from the beginning. When you "cancel," Azureus restarts the download without overwriting your old data. You probably did something wrong; do the above steps again. (There seems no way to avoid this dialog on MacOS X; it may have something to do with the way Apple implements file dialogs in their Java code. See "Known issues" below for a workaround.)
* When bringing partials from Windows NTFS partitions to a Linux partition, set the file permissions so you can read and write on the partials.
* For BitComet partials: Before resuming a torrent started with BitComet, remove the .bc! extension from every file. This also applies to other torrent clients which append an extension to the partial files.

When correctly done:

* The percentage completed of the torrent rises quickly while Azureus checks data integrity. Check the torrent tab or the floating progress bar if you have it open. Floating progress bars may be toggled via Tools -> Options -> Interface -> Auto Open Download Bar.)

* You may see very high CPU and HDD activity during data-check. Disk access (starting programs, etc.) may be very slow.

* If the tracker is offline, the download will not resume. Simply wait for the tracker to come back online.

thank god..... i was a little uneasy to restart it that way, because bit comet, or the version i used, would just overwrite if you did that

thanks!

Metal Chaos · 10-07-2006, 06:27 PM

No problem.

Keyboard Cowboy · 10-07-2006, 09:32 PM

I do that click the mistake of ckicking the Delete button instead of Stop all the time.

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Originally posted by Sylus
Try re-adding the torent to the list, you removed from the list you didn't delete its data too. Just open up the torrent you used to start its download and it should be at the same percent it was.

That is what i do.

The only thing then if that you might want to leave your computer along for a little while as Azureus rechecks all the data to make sure it's there. And when it does that, your system resourse gets used up rather quickly.