Hi, I am only talking about my experiences with Deluge, which is a great client: Half-Open connections should be set to a rather low value or else your internet connection might suffer. I heard that the default value of 8 should be fine. Some people recommend higher values between 10 and 80 for othe...

I just read that this was solved in the latest release. Great!

http://deluge-torrent.org/Changelog

Thank you. I will try that later. Right now, Deluge is still downgraded. Version 0.5.5 does not allow changin half-open connections, as far as I can see.

1) After I experienced numerous problems with my router (FRITZ!Box Fon WLAN 7050), I read something interesting on Wikipedia : Nutzt man die Fritz!Box in Verbindung mit Filesharing Clients bricht unter Umständen nach einiger Zeit die Transferrate ein, wobei nur ein Neustart nach Trennung vom Stromn...

Hmm... before Deluge 0.5... everything was fine.

Hi, once more Deluge kills my connection on Gutsy. I'll give you some info, hope that helps: Before the update to 0.5.6.1: - Max connections: 110, Max half-open: 50, fritz.box 7050 router - Prior problems (cheap router crash) solved thanks to a magic trick : Using different ports Now to my problem: ...

Hi, thanks to the repos, Deluge was just updated to 0.5.6.1. But: When I press "File|Exit" in the menu, nothing happens. The app freezes. The menu stays open. So, Deluge needs to killed (forced). The are currently no torrents in the list. Before resetting my config, I just wanted to know, ...

Good to hear, that it works. You could also try moblock, a peerguardian alternative for linux. MoBlock and Peerguardian are both applications that enable you to block internet traffic based on large lists of ip address ranges in order to protect your privacy. moblock on ubuntuforums (guide and downl...

Hi, this problem was described previously. The latest thread dealing with it was this which links to that one . As described on page 2 of the former post, I found a rather unorthodox solution: I [...] changed the ports from a high value to a lower one and forwarded them accordingly, abandoning port ...

I wrote:I can browse the web again, although the up/down/slot/connections settings are still conservative. I will try tuning them later.

Everything is fine, fine, fine.