Download queue

Toolbar

Start: Set the selected items' priority to Normal.
Pause: Set the selected items' priority to Paused.
Increase priority: Increase the selected items' priority.
Decrease priority: Decrease the selected items' priority.
Remove file: Remove the queued file(s).

Left screen

This screen will display the queued directories in a tree view.

Menu options

Set priority: This will set the priority of all files in the directory. If a file is paused, it will not begin to download and it will not be automatically searched for.
Move/Rename: Moves and/or renames the queued directory.
Remove: Deletes the queued directory from the queue. If Confirm item removal in download queue is enabled, you will be prompted.

Right screen

Columns

Filename

The name of the queued file.

Status

Display the file's current status. Possible status messages are:

Running...

The queued file is currently beeing downloaded from one ore more sources. Its progress, as well as details on the available peers, can be tracked using the Transfers area.
Waiting (User(s) online)

In this case one or more sources are online but not available (no free slots).
User(s) offline

It means that no sources are currently online for this file. You should wait until at least one goes online or you can search for additional alternate sources for this file by selecting the appropriate menu command from the context menu.
Finished

This status is shown when the file is already downloaded. Keeping finished files in the queue can be enabled or disabled by the corresponding switch in the Queue settings.

Size

The size of the file, rounded off to closest appropriate unit.

Downloaded

The amount of bytes downloaded.

Priority

The file's priority. If a file is paused, it will not begin to download and it will not be automatically searched for.

Users

The sources' names and their respective hubs.

Path

The path to the queued file's location, when finished.

Exact size

The exact file size in bytes.

Errors

If an error occur for a file, the error will be displayed here by showing the nick(s) of the problematic source(s) and the error message between parentheses. Possible errors are :

File not available

The file cannot be downloaded from the source at the moment. Either the user's filelist was outdated when this file was added to the queue or the user removed the file from his/her share since then.
Passive user

You can get this error only if you are in Passive connection mode. The client of the given source is in passive mode, either and two passive users cannot download from each other. The source will be used automatically if at least one of the peers switches to Active mode.
CRC32 inconsistency (SFV-Check)

The file was downloaded but its CRC32 checksum does not match the checksum stored in an accompanying .sfv file. The file will be redownloaded from another source. You can disable this integrity check with the corresponding checkbox in Advanced settings.
Full tree does not match TTH root

The source provided wrong or corrupted Tiger tree for the file. This can caused by connection problems or hashdata corruption (at one or both peers).
No full tree available

None of the sources provided the Tiger tree for this large file and as long as the full tree is not available DC++ cannot resume this file. You can readd the source(s) manually and let DC++ download the file without having the hash tree information at your own risk.
Source too slow

The source is dropped because it meets one ore more criteria defined in your Autodrop settings.
Remote client does not fully support TTH - cannot download

The source using an old or unsupported client.
User certificate not trusted

You have set in Security certificates settings that your client should only accept sources with trusted certificates. This source is not trusted so it'll be excluded from downloads.
Remote ADC client does not use TLS encryption

You have set in Security certificates settings that your client should only accept sources with TLS encrypted connections. This source does not seem to have an encrypted connection so it'll be excluded from downloads.

Added

The date and time when the file was added to the queue.

TTH root

The file's TTH root.

Type

The extension (file type) of the queued file.

Context menu commands

Search for alternates: Will open a new Search window to search for alternate sources for the selected file.
Lookup TTH at Bitzi.com: Will trigger the default browser to lookup the TTH of the selected file at Bitzi.com.
Copy magnet link to clipboard: Will copy the file's magnet link to the clipboard.

Move/Rename

Moves and/or renames the queued file.

Recheck integrity

Rechecks the corresponding unfinished download. Useful:

if your settings have been damaged, in particular the "Queue.xml" file. You simply readd the lost items to the queue, recheck them and files which have partially downloaded before will resume from where they stopped.
if the unfinished file has been damaged (eg because of disk errors).
if the file was successfully downloaded but DC++ failed to move it to its final destination.

Set priority

The file's priority. If a file is paused, it will not begin to download and it will not be automatically searched for.

Re-add source

Re-add a source that was previously removed.

Remove source

Remove a source from a queued file.

Remove user from queue

Removes the user from all files in the queue.

Get file list: Download the file list of the selected users.
Browse file list: Download only the required pieces of the file lists of the selected users in form of a partial file list. Note that you may not able to fully exploit certain file list functions in a partial list window until you get the whole list using the "Download full list" button.
Match queue: Matches the files in your download queue to the file lists of the selected users. 2 files are considered to be the same if their TTH is the same. If matches are found in one user's file list, she will be added as a source for the relevant downloads.
Send private message: Open Private Message windows to chat privately with the selected users.
Grant extra slot: In addition to your regular upload slots, an extra upload slot will be given to the selected users until the end of the current DC++ session.
Remove user from queue: Remove the selected users from the source list of all queued files. Pending file list requests will be removed as well.
Ignore chat: Add user matching definitions (or modify existing ones, if possible) to ignore chat messages from the selected users.
Un-ignore chat: Add user matching definitions (or modify existing ones, if possible) to stop ignoring chat messages from the selected users.
Copy user information: Copy a few lines containing user information to the clipboard. The data may include: the user's nick(s), her hub address(es), her IP, country, email, CID (not exhaustive). When multiple users are selected, each user information blob is separated with a blank line.

Remove: Deletes the actual item from the list. If the corresponding setting in Confirm dialog options is enabled, you will be prompted before the removal.
Remove all: Deletes all the selected items from the list. If the corresponding setting in Confirm dialog options is enabled, you will be prompted before the removal.

Copy: Allows copying the content of any column to the clipboard. An "All columns" command is available as well to gather all the columns in the copied text (one column per copied line).

Status bar

Unnamed checkbox: This will toggle the appearance of the left screen.
Items: The amount of selected items.
Size (left): The total size (in bytes) of selected items.
Files: The total amount of files queued.
Size (right): The total amount of bytes queued.