This happens in Ubuntu 11.04. Everything worked fine in 10.10
I tried version 1.3.3 and 1.3.1 but there is no difference.
When I open Deluge, torrents start downloading normally and after a while my connection simply stops working and I have to reconnect again. Closing Deluge does not help.
Is there anything I can do? should I try with another torrent application?
Notice that my router never hangs, it keeps working because i have another computer using internet at the same time this happens!
Thanks.
Deluge randomly hangs my connection
Re: Deluge randomly hangs my connection
What version of libtorrent are you using and how many connections in bandwidth settings?
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Re: Deluge randomly hangs my connection
The fact that closing and reopening deluge doesn't change things means the problem does not lie with deluge.
I'm going to go out on a limb here and say its your wifi drivers.
Since you neglected to provide adequate info we'll simply have to guess.
I'm going to go out on a limb here and say its your wifi drivers.
Since you neglected to provide adequate info we'll simply have to guess.
Re: Deluge randomly hangs my connection
I think I've got exactly same problem using Linux Mint 11. I guess you're connected to your router using wireless. Whenever I use deluge I get sudden disconections whithout notice, network manager says I'm still connected but traffic drops to 0 and nothing related to internet work on the computer, but router is responsive, and closing & restarting wifi connection resumes normal internet behaviour for a while.
My guess after looking at router log is that someone is looking for p2p traffic and whenever they find a port and ip downloading for a while start bombing the router and they know how to freeze wifi. If i don't use deluge wifi connections works perfectly.
I've noticed using random ports and forcing encripted traffic helps getting more time between hangs. I guess getting a new IP on the router would hep too.
Maybe a different wifi driver can help too, I'll try. Mi card is an Atheros AR9285.
So I don't think it is a specifical deluge fail.
My guess after looking at router log is that someone is looking for p2p traffic and whenever they find a port and ip downloading for a while start bombing the router and they know how to freeze wifi. If i don't use deluge wifi connections works perfectly.
I've noticed using random ports and forcing encripted traffic helps getting more time between hangs. I guess getting a new IP on the router would hep too.
Maybe a different wifi driver can help too, I'll try. Mi card is an Atheros AR9285.
So I don't think it is a specifical deluge fail.