Resume Seeding via RPC ?

[aria2]

Resume Seeding via RPC ?

[tatsuhiro-t]

I think bt-seed-unverified should work. You may need to supply correct directory path for the files using dir option.
What kind of error did you get when you tried?

[ravageralpha]

My mistake , now i can resume seeding via RPC , but not that convenience .
When a torrent finished and i paused the task , next time i have to reupload the same torrent to resume .

[tatsuhiro-t]

Do you mean aria2.pause RPC command? Then, yes, currently when aria2.pause is issued to seeding torrent, it is not paused but it goes to stopped state, so aria2.unpause can not be used. I think it should go to pause state and aria2.unpause can resume seeding. I'll fix it in the next release.

[tatsuhiro-t]

Fixed in 763c7a0.

[ravageralpha]

Great , What is the new option enable-mmap do , disk cache ?

[tatsuhiro-t]

With --enable-mmap, files are mapped onto memory and aria2 just writes the data to that mapped region. The actual write to the disk will be done by kernel. If kernel wisely schedules the disk IO, it will reduce disk seek. Actually, I observed that the disk access was much reduced. So if you have a bunch of RAM, yes it will work like a cache.
Please note that the option is marked as experimental because currently aria2 does not ask the kernel to flush the unwritten data to the disk during the download. It totally relays on the kernel when to write the data. This means that if accidental power loss happens, the unwritten downloaded data will be lost. If the download is BitTorrent or Metalink with piece hash, the download can be repaired with -V option.