My hunch is that my (and possibly others') Deluge speed issues may have something to do with this: http://forum.deluge-torrent.org/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=16965&start=0 , see esp. second post. While this may not be so immediately noticeable on a regular PC, it's quite acute in a thin environment...

I still get "no incoming connections" Did you forward your ports in the router? I think the current uPnP implementation is either broken, or, at least, it doesn't work with my router. There have also been other complaints in this respect (see here: http://forum.deluge-torrent.org/viewtopi...

Just an update that may be of relevance: tried to figure out when this snail-pace "mode" kicks in, and I can definitely state that this happens after some (any) torrent finishes downloading. After fresh Deluge daemon startup I get reasonable speeds until some torrent finishes downloading, ...

johnnyg wrote:

So, is this a bug or what?

sounds like it.
could you run deluge(d) with logging enabled and see what it spits out.

Just a quick update on this one: it looks as if the "Import blocklist on startup" was not checked.
Thanks for the replies.

..when i noticed smg strange..When closing deluge and restarting it after a few seconds,the torrents seem to get better speeds (for a while?)..Dont know if there is smg i am missing here..maybe its just my idea, but re-starting deluge for a few times seems to solve the speed problem temporarily... ...

johnnyg wrote:no it should automatically load your existing blocklist and check for a new one every x days.

So, is this a bug or what?

Thanks.

if you're using nipfilter.dat.gz on deluge's server then you should have emule ip list selected as type. Yeah, that did it, thanks! :D Well, it turns out that I have to do this "Check Download and Import" manually every time I restart the Deluge daemon: is that how it's supposed to be?

isn't it selected by default? Is it? I don't recall, frankly. It's kinda implied in the faq: http://dev.deluge-torrent.org/wiki/Faq#CanDelugeuseblocklistssuchasSafePeerorPeerGuardian I can't really make that out from the FAQs, sorry. It wouldn't hurt making it more explicit though. I, for one, coul...

johnnyg wrote:if you're using nipfilter.dat.gz on deluge's server then you should have emule ip list selected as type.

Yeah, that did it, thanks!
How was I supposed to know that though? Is that written somewhere in the Wiki, FAQs etc? I must have missed it then.

that should normally fix the problem. Myeah, sorry, it doesn't. Padlock @ 0 no matter what. Again, it may be this particular setup (headless Airlive WMU-6500FS device controlled from a Vista x64 client) that gives this sort of trouble. This is a rather thin device I must say. Btw, which one of the ...