What happens when a tracker removes/updates a file...

[1c3d0g]

This occurred to me a few days ago and at first I didn't know what was happening: :/

It turns out that the tracker had released an updated file that I didn't know about, so they removed the old file and thus I had to download the new file, as seen below:

Now before everyone screams at me, yes, this is a legal tracker and file...it's iD Software's Quake 4 Linux patch 1.5 which has been updated to version 1.6. Hope this helps some of you who may have seen this message but didn't know what it was.

Edit: ignore the text overlapping as this is a known bug caused by a High DPI setting.

[Animorc]

Most of the times when a torrent is removed from the tracker, I get the message "Torrent not registered with tracker", but the above mentioned one has also been shown a few times.

[splintax]

Um, about the text overlapping. I thought this was just an issue caused by the window not being wide enough? Care to explain? I've noticed it before, too, I just widen the window..

[1c3d0g]

No, I've got µTorrent fully maximized @ 1920x1200 and it still exhibits this bug. It's a known problem with the High DPI setting, but currently there's no solution. Hope Ludde can figure something out... :|

[wizard]

Um, about the text overlapping. I thought this was just an issue caused by the window not being wide enough? Care to explain? I've noticed it before, too, I just widen the window..

I've cured the overlapping problem by using the 'view' menu to decrease the text size. this allows more input text in a fixed width allotted by html.

[jivan]

wizard, I think he was talkin about the utorrent client. I have seen the same int the utorrent window sometimes.

[wizard]

sorry, I misunderstood. I've never had the problem with utorrent. As said, it may be a problem only evident in High-resolution displays, which I don't use.