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Originally posted by Unregistered
Another thing I do is to re-start gnucleus occasionally, if there are no uploads or downloads going on. If I understand correctly, re-starts get me connected to different parts of the network, which may have the content I want.
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Another, more selective way of doing this may be to disconnect your worst nodes.
Check your connected nodes on Statistics, especially the Distribution tab. When nothing happens for a while, I browse through my list of connected nodes and removes those with few friends and small libraries. When new nodes have popped up, I try a Re-Search again.
BUT: Usually I just wait. I have seen files starting to download again after a week or two, and I don't expect 3 weeks is a limit either. The problem is when you have 10 files at 80-95%... The partial files start to take up so much space on your hard drive that when another (new) file download kicks in, your HD may be full...