I'm running gtk-gnutella 9.5 on Suse Linux 9.3. It used to work perfectly, but since I reinstalled linux (and everything else including gnutella), It queues all my downloads. They never start, in spite of having avaliable sources, ¿any ideas?

Thanks in advance.

Is the download state in the Downloads pane "Queued (x active, x passive)"
or is the state in the Downloads pane "Waiting".
If it is the first, you are remotely queued. You'll just to wait before the other side has a download slot available for you. You'll need to leave gtkg running otherwise you'll loose your queue position (unless the remote is also running gtkg, in which case your position is remembered over all sesions).
If it says waiting, you might want to check the messages you get in the Sources pane.

As this forum isn't read very often, you might want to ask your question on the gtk-gnutella-users mailing list.

- Jeroen

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