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Version du 6 février 2018 à 10:34
Quota disk
You have in your manager two different values for used disk quota:
- Value specified in manager.
- Value in your sharing interface.
These two values can be different. In all cases, only the value in the manager has to be considered as:
- Disk quota value in manager encompasses all data present on your hard disk space.
- Value in transfer interface only show total data related to torrents in this interface.
- For example, if you delete a .torrent file from transfer interface without check "clear data" it means associated data to this torrent are still present in your drive.
- Despite the fact that the transfer interface can no longer see them.
Note also that a .torrent file, even partially downloaded, can occupy entire disk space. For example, a 1 GB torrent downloaded at 50% can be seen as occupying 1 GB of disk space. This is due to P2P mode (which can download a file starting with the end of it).
