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Don't show partials unless at least 1 full is available. Here's why: Take this scenario: User #1 has a full version of a file. Users #2, 3, 4, and 5 start downloading that file. User #1 goes offline, and decides to move that file from his shared directory (maybe to CD to save space). Users #2, 3, 4, and 5 keep their partials queued, waiting for the full file to come online again. Users #6 through infinity see the partial hit for their searches and start downloading the partial file. No one ever gets the full file. I have had the same 20 partial downloads queued for over 5 weeks now, and no one has ever come online with the full files again. If I do a search, I find plenty of people with the partials. I also see people downloading these partials from me all the time, not knowing that the missing piece will never (apparently) come back onto the network. The only solution I can see is to not show search results where only a partial file is available. That way, only users #2 through 5 would have wasted their time/bandwidth constantly searching for the particular version of the file that they have partially downloaded. Anyone got a better idea? -JL |
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