Speed fluctuates when setting upload limit
Posted: Fri Feb 14, 2014 2:10 am
Hi!
I'm running Deluge 1.3.6 on a Debian 7.4 box. I have been using it for some time now and all works perfectly.
Due to an energy problem, the computer has to be rebooted, and since that the following is happening:
When running Deluge without any speed limit, the download runs perfect at max speed, which is around 1800KB/s to me.
Setting a download limit works perfectly, and we keep running at max speed (that is now limited).
The problem happen when I set a limit on upload speed. I have 1mbps upload speed, and I usually limit it to 30KB/s. When I do this the download speed starts to fluctuate. I drops to something near 10KB/s and goes up again until it max out. And the same keeps happening again. When I limit the upload speed to something bigger than that, like 80KB/s, the download speed keeps going at max level.
* this happens even when no upload is being made to other users
My guess is that the limit is being applied to the protocol data as well.
Any ideas?
Thanks a lot.
I'm running Deluge 1.3.6 on a Debian 7.4 box. I have been using it for some time now and all works perfectly.
Due to an energy problem, the computer has to be rebooted, and since that the following is happening:
When running Deluge without any speed limit, the download runs perfect at max speed, which is around 1800KB/s to me.
Setting a download limit works perfectly, and we keep running at max speed (that is now limited).
The problem happen when I set a limit on upload speed. I have 1mbps upload speed, and I usually limit it to 30KB/s. When I do this the download speed starts to fluctuate. I drops to something near 10KB/s and goes up again until it max out. And the same keeps happening again. When I limit the upload speed to something bigger than that, like 80KB/s, the download speed keeps going at max level.
* this happens even when no upload is being made to other users
My guess is that the limit is being applied to the protocol data as well.
Any ideas?
Thanks a lot.