Regarding the source code of transmission 2.03 (from the Transmission
website)
I think I found the source files and the functions where the problem occurs.
The share ratio seems to be calculated in
./libtransmission/torrent.c Line 1027
When I got this right s->downloadedEver is sent to the function
tr_getRatio()
when s->downloadedEver is not 0. Otherwise s->haveValid is sent to
tr_getRatio().
In the first case mentioned in my post above where transmission tells me
that I downloaded nothing from the torrent data
s->downloadedEver and s->haveValid had to be 0.
s->haveValid gets its value a few lines of code above by the function
tr_cpHaveValid()
which is defined in ./libtransmission/completion.h and implemented in
./libtransmission/completion.c Line 292.
When I assigned the already downloaded files to the torrent
it might be that ccp->haveValidIsDirty isn't set to true
and because of that ccp->haveValidLazy is returned (and seems to be 0)
instead of recalculating haveValidLazy by calculateHaveValid().
In the second case mentioned in my previous post I think that
s->downloadedEver isn't set to the new amount of data
after assigning existing data to the torrent.
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I forgot to mention in my previous post that I stopped the torrents
before assigning the already existing data to the torrents
and then asked transmission to check the local data. After that I
started the torrents again.
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Best Regards
Moritz Strohm
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