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Reference: tahoe-lafs/trac-2024-07-25#39
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It would be nice if there was a page (like the webish welcome page) that listed recent uploads and downloads, both completed and in progress. Ideally, it would be some sort of twisted service so that it's available to other user interfaces.
Should it be persistent across client restarts?
This fits in nicely with the introduction/friendnet/resource management/deletion/etc. task. Adding it to Milestone 0.7.0.
We're focussing on an imminent v0.7.0 (see the roadmap) which hopefully has [#197 #197 -- Small Distributed Mutable Files] and also a fix for [#199 #199 -- bad SHA-256]. So I'm bumping less urgent tickets to v0.7.1.
We need to choose a manageable subset of desired improvements for [ http://allmydata.org/trac/tahoe/milestone/0.7.1 v0.7.1], scheduled for two week hence, so I'm bumping this one into v0.7.2, scheduled for mid-December.
The new /status web page now provides this information: it shows all uploads and downloads currently in progress, and the last 10 or 20 of each. It also contains timing and status information for each. Note that it does not reveal the URI of the file being accessed, only the storage index. It is not persistent across client restarts.
The same information is available internally, using methods on the Client object like
list_recent_downloads()
. Seeinterfaces.IClientStatus
for details.