Ps5 Active Downloads

[Otilia Mojarro]

Couldsomebody tell me if it's possible to get if there are some active downloads from network? Android devices contain system application called Downloads and I think it should be possible to get if this application contains some active downloads or not. Or is there some better option to do it?

The "Active Downloads" section of Vortex has been showing 21% for a file download (Wasteland Flora Overhaul) I cancelled a month or two ago, the Download Meter shows 0 B/s and that section of Vortex worked ONCE, when I first installed it, and it showed the the download status of that file, and since then, it has been stuck that way, and is unclickable or anything.

There's nothing to cancel or click on at the mod page either.

That entire section is frozen that way.

The download was cancelled a long time ago, it's not "stuck in progress" or anything else

So is there a way to reset that section or is it just stuck there as a memorial of "Wasteland Flora Overhaul" that I ended up downloading Manually after I cancelled the download with Vortex?

Any help would be appreciated.

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Vortex never finished downloading the mod, because the connection timed out, and it disappeared from my download list in Vortex, however, Vortex insists on keeping the memory of Wasteland Flora Overhaul alive in that Active Download section.

Vortex says that Wasteland Flora Overhaul 2.8a - Fertile Version is installed according to my mod list, because I had to manually download it, because the connection was timing out that entire night when using Vortex.

The active downloads list in the bottom left simply shows an excerpt from the full download list - it doesn't have its own data. Therefore I don't see how it could show downloads that don't appear in the (unfiltered) download list.

Finished

In Progress

Because I had no idea that I had a bunch of "Paused" downloads, I thought that the downloads were just timing out and Vortex had given up on them, and I also thought that "Failed", "Finished" and "In Progress" were the only options for the list.

But at least now I now how to clear up that section of the Mod Manager

the trackers are all working, just that queued one is reporting inactive in DHT, but its the same tracker as other torrents im downloading and its a public tracker and very open (no limit of torrents per tracker). if i move the downlaod up from 5th place to 4th, it starts and my 5th keeps going or gets queued.

Maybe the code to check for "how many torrents should dl+seeding" doesn't look at the "max number of active torrents" but rather the "max active dl" setting ? (hence the 1seed + 4downloads = 5, and that leaves 1 dl queued up since it thinks 5 is my max total ul+dl)

Let's say you have the 'Maximum Number of Active Downloads' set to 2. With 2 seeding files active, any newly loaded .torrent file sets up a queued download. Now you set the 'Maximum Number of Active Downloads' to 3, and the new file starts downloading immediately.

Either I'm missing a nuance in BT language or this setting controls the Total Number of Active Torrents on the client. If that's the case, what does the field just above this one do? It's the one that claims to control the total number of active torrents (upload or download).

i think its a problem with global maximum connexions being tapped out. meaning t assigns more connexions to the first torrents and doesnt have any left for new torrents. might be a bit too agressive in trying to keep those 1st torrents connected.

well right now i just happen to have 8 downloads going, no seeds, but all of them are showing as downloading, but only 5 of them are actually showing anything downloading. the 3 others are showing downloading but 0 in dl speed column. options are set to 5dl/8 torrents

is this what the max active downloads is for ? i thought it would have set the 3 others as queued ? but i think t is trying to download a bit of each in turn rather than 1 torrent at a time. wich is ok since if one of them isn't downloading then another one can take its slot instead. that would be a neat feature to have though.

hi, is there a way to download every 'active' listing i have (the complete listing info including item specifics and descriptions and such)?? i want to do some major changing to my listings and restructure them and ebay software is just 'not versatile' or time friendly enough. then i will need to update all listings with results of edits.

There are limited options for doing as you request. TurboLister allowed members to export listings, but Turbo is being depreciated, and discouraged for new members who are not already an active user of that package. Other listing programs allow exporting of listings. These packages are subscription based and can be pricey if you have many listings. This is the easiest method.

If you have experience using Excel or similar spreadsheets, there is one more option. It involves extracting info from different sources. Then combining those extracts in to one spreadsheet file. Then once you have combined the info, you can make your changes, then upload those changes to eBay's FileExchange processor to 'Revise' your listings. This process requires considerable explanation. Please repost, if you wish more info.

hi, i am very fluent in databases and spreadsheets up to a maybe 10 years ago. there were few programs i couldn't figure out. used to code some too for the navy 20 years ago, multi-user environs up to about 500 users simultaneously. so i should be able to figure api's and such out with a little bit of coaching and finger pointing me in the right direction or at least a broad overview of data sources and events.milestones lol

eBay's File Exchange and Selling Manager Pro can download most of the listing basics, but not the descriptions and photos. I currently have two tools that will extract and save descriptions and photos. I suspect that is the combination method that @dollybeauty was mentioning.

This next tool can download all of the item descriptions when one of the "archive" options is selected on the scan setup screen. The tool was originally developed to help sellers cope with all of the active content mandates and make bulk revisions to their descriptions, but will ultimately remain as a tool to bulk edit (with a versatile Regex find/replace) and bulk archive descriptions:

In addition to a tool-in-progress dedicated to just Item Specifics (for sellers who need to capture item specfics before the mid June category juggling), I'm also currently working on a tool to archive all the listing basics, but it really depends on what "and such" is needed. At this point, the archive tool is gathering up the description, photos, and basic data, including item specifics, but I haven't yet determined how that data should be processed for the user. The data should be presented in spreadsheet format, but adding the description to the spreadsheet might make the file too fat. The photos can not go into a spreadsheet, so they have to be maintained separately. Currently, I have a JSON array of listing data that could be fed into a program, and am trying to find my way on the GUI interface.

Unfortunately, I've been at this crossroads for some time and need some use cases to help me decide which direction to take. Sellers download and save their listings for various reasons and may have different needs. eBay's File Exchange makes uploading bulk revisions quite painless, so that is where the spreadsheet is very handy. However, photos can not be uploaded through File Exchange. Only the URLs can be in the spreadsheet, meaning the photos must be hosted online before File Exchange can access them (and the online URLs can not be eBay URLs from existing eBay listings).

The two APIs that I use (the Finding API and the Shopping API) access publicly viewable data because I like to stay out of sellers' accounts. If you want to capture information that the public can not see (like item dimensions and weight), you have to go to the Trading API or similar, where direct account access is necessary.

i myself have no need for the non-public info to be downloaded, but you never know. i have access to unlimited online storage for photos without time constraints also. with the info you gave and what i know, i should be able to merge it all into one spreadsheet, upload the photos to storage, and format a FE file to correct layouts for upload and revision on ebay. will let you know, and thank you very much.

You might look into MySQL and PHP. PHP is a great scripting (interactive) language. Easy to learn, for those who are programmatically trained. MySQL is an easy database language. PHP has 'easy to use' accesses to MySQL, and dBase (and many other databases), should you decide to use that.

You can get a package, great for beginners (beginners = those with programming knowledge) by Google'ing 'XAMPP'. There are a number of help files, tips and examples available online. You do not have to use the Apache file server that comes with this package. I have installed PHP to run my scripts from the command (MS-DOS) line.

i'll look into it... i have some, very limited sql background. mosty quit programming and such when i retired from navy in 1999. only dabble a bit now for my own needs, but thinking about writing my own maintenance and upload system for ebay .... don't like inkfrog or the others i've found that much. best i've found for what i want to do and how i want to do it is auction tamer, but it doesn't do everything i want ... and am currently using 3d seller aps in conjunction. i will say today's programming is a far cry from novell networks, heh...

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