A new version of the wonderful Transmission 2.21 client was released. Moreover, the guys managed to release 2 versions with a gap of 2 days - February 6 - Transmission 2.20, and on February 8 - Transmission 2.21.
And, as can be seen from the list of changes, they tried not in vain: For all platforms
Fixed compilation error in tar archive 2.20
Remembering downloaded files even when volume is disabled
File rechecking is no longer needed in some situations.
Fixed the error “Limit the number of open files”
Displays the total time of sitting and downloading to torrent
Web Sides Fixed
Better support for trackers that work only on IPv6
Added ability to terminate Transmission sessions via RPC
NAT-PMP and UPnP now pass the UDP port
Updated DHT code to dht-0.18
Improved parsing of encrypted data
Improved script support - at the moment when the torrent has finished downloading
Fixed tracker polling interval when the latter returns a 404 status error
Checksum error fixed on platforms running uClibc version 0.9.27 or later
fixed a bug with memmem () on Solaris
Mac
Fixed problems in German and Spanish localizations
Interface changes
Support for ZIP format and other compression formats in the blacklist loader
GTK +
Updated several localizations
Added buttons "Add" and "Delete" to the list of trackers
Added file size column to file list table
Several minor fixes and interface improvements.
Qt
Updated spanish localization
Added info_hash values to the Add URL ... dialog
Demon
Added option "rewind tracker" in transmission-remote
transmission-remote can now read authentication information from environment variables
Fixed a bug in the configuration file running transmission-daemon on Mac
Web client
Right mouse click now works in Firefox (Ubuntu, mouse gestures)
Instruments
Fixed bug when replacing substrings in tracker announce URLs
Websida now displays in transmission-show
Also available is a list of closed tickets with these versions. ')
To try the new version, you can download it directly from the official site. In addition to standard delivery formats for various operating systems, you can also take and compile the source code.
And for Ubuntu Maverick and Natty, you can use the PPA:
By the way, when updating, you may encounter a problem that a file belonging to another package cannot be overwritten by a file from the transmission-common package. To fix this, use the command (replace with the required version of the file):