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@Nemo_0 Can you give me a link to a torrent that produces this error? What OS are you using? I got one torrent from ironcross and I was able to reproduce the error under WinXP sp2 32 bit.

So, you fixed the I/O error for 64-bit but now it occurs for 32-bit?

AHH! NO, I got the I/O error back now too... when downloading a torrent, same error message as before.

NOD32 is quarantining v2.9.0 with a "probably a virus" warning.  It hasn't reacted like this to previous versions.  I scanned a few older versions I have laying around, just to see if it was this is from a recent virus definition update and it doesn't suspect anything of v2.4.9, 2.7.3, 2.8.4 or 2.8.5. 

[quote="shank"]
NOD32 is quarantining v2.9.0 with a "probably a virus" warning.  It hasn't reacted like this to previous versions.  I scanned a few older versions I have laying around, just to see if it was this is from a recent virus definition update and it doesn't suspect anything of v2.4.9, 2.7.3, 2.8.4 or 2.8.5. 
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I HIGHLY doubt that, but I tried the 'fixes' that were suggested to work and none of them work, it seems the I/O error is indeed back.

looks like a false positive to me

http://www.virustotal.com/file-scan/rep ... 1318135683

The only difference in this build is that I link every external dll statically and I make one executable(qbittorrent.exe). For me, Comodo Firewall poped up a warning that the exe is malicious but I chose to report it back as false positive. I also have avast installed and it didn't throw any warning. I suggest you send it to nod32 as false positive so they can examine the file and confirm that this is a false positive.

These I/O errors seems to be different. They occur even on WinXP 32bit but not in every torrent. eg Now I am downloading an anime episode and it doesn't throw the error. The torrent ironcross gave me, had a huge file in it (~6GB) and threw the error. Can you please point me to the torrents that throw the error for you?

Pm'ed you with the torrents sledge .

[quote="sledgehammer_999"]
The only difference in this build is that I link every external dll statically and I make one executable(qbittorrent.exe).
The torrent ironcross gave me, had a huge file in it (~6GB) and threw the error.
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How about to make the dll's like in the previous versions?
I have another torrent with bigger file inside - 7GB, but no problems with it in 2.9.0.

[quote="ironcross"]
[quote="sledgehammer_999"]
The only difference in this build is that I link every external dll statically and I make one executable(qbittorrent.exe).
The torrent ironcross gave me, had a huge file in it (~6GB) and threw the error.
[/quote]
How about to make the dll's like in the previous versions?
I have another torrent with bigger file inside - 7GB, but no problems with it in 2.9.0.
[/quote]

I link statically to solve this bug->https://bugs.launchpad.net/qbittorrent/+bug/856242
I also save some MBs this way. The alternative(bundling the vs2008 redist) would increase the MBs.

I think I solved the I/O errors. Download this installer. I will talk to Dumez and this may replace the 2.9.0 build currently available. Please test it and report back.

I get NSIS error before the setup starts .. Can't install it.

Please retry. I replaced the file. It wasn't uploaded whole apparently.

Sorry, sledgehammer, but no change with 2.9.0+patch 09.10.2011.
As i said, i have another torrent with a big file inside - 7GB, and now i have the same I/O error with it: "The parameter is incorrect"
The error with the previous torrent popped up too.

Thanks sledge, retesting now. Download at 4% and no errors, will download completely to see if its fixed and report back.

Edit: 20% done no errors so far.

[quote="ironcross"]
I/O error with it: "The parameter is incorrect"
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I have a different error. Something like "Reached the end of file."

Well, I am clueless now. I created this bug report-> https://bugs.launchpad.net/qbittorrent/+bug/871328
If you more info please add it. If I forgot something in the description please add it too.