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Description of problem: When using transmission-cli to download a torrent, issuing ctrl-c stopped the download (verified until Fedora Core 14), now it only pause locking the console. The only solution to make it qui is to kill the transmission-cli process. Example of what's happening when issuing a ctrl-c during a download : Stopping torrent... [14:08:06.337] my_file.iso: Pausing [14:08:06.337] Saved "/home/stranche/.config/transmission/resume/my_file.iso.acdaf448cc7f1672.resume" [14:08:06.599] my_file.iso: Could not connect to tracker [14:08:06.600] my_file.iso: Retrying announce in 7212 seconds. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): transmission-cli-2.42-2.fc16.x86_64 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1.start a torrent download with transmission-cli 2.issue a ctrl-c to stop it Actual results: Makes a Pause Expected results: Quit Additional info:
surely very related https://trac.transmissionbt.com/ticket/4595
Still no news on an official update... So I took the src.rpm file for the Fedora Core 18 and made a rpmbuild on it, problem is gone. Your move Fedora people.
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Unfortunately, later versions of Transmission has build dependencies on newer libraries that Fedora 16 does not have. I am going to close this as a result.