Deluge avg 10Kib/sec with random ports-With ports fwd, Zero

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Re: Deluge avg 10Kib/sec with random ports-With ports fwd, Z

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You need to get python-libtorrent to update to the newer version of libtorrent. I cannot remember whether this was automatic but try a normal upgrade:

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apt-get upgrade
Otherwise something like the following, the exact versions available you can get from apt-show-versions:

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apt-get install python-libtorrent=0.15.9-2
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Re: Deluge avg 10Kib/sec with random ports-With ports fwd, Z

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UPDATE: I tested that deluge works with my newly opened ports by specifying each of the 10 ports individually in the range in Deluge > Preferences > Network. I turned random off, then set a range of from <port> to < same port>, then ran the external/internal port scanners to make sure they were working fine.

Deluge is still downloading at just 30-50kib/sec.... any help would be much appreciated. thank you!
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Re: Deluge avg 10Kib/sec with random ports-With ports fwd, Z

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Okay, sorry I missed your reply above for a moment. I finally got the upgrade for libtorrent working with the following shell script:

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sudo apt-get install python-libtorrent/lucid=0.15.9-2~lucid~ppal
My Deluge Version is now 1.3.3 and my libtorrent version in the about window of deluge is now 0.15.9.0

For future readers, I had to run a couple of extra commands first, to get the version that was available, as mentioned in the helpful post above:

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sudo apt-get install apt-show-versions

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sudo apt-show-versions python-libtorrent
I let an 8gb torrent download all night lastnight. This morning it was completed and seeding. I'm not sure if it continued at the rate of 30-50kib/sec or if it increased at some point during the timeframe it was downloading.

With this good luck I just located another 8gb torrent and opened it in deluge. The download will not begin. It is stuck at Download 0.00% and says it has downloaded 954 Kib but is not changing or downloading any further.

Any ideas what else I can do to optimize for speed? Thanks!
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Re: Deluge avg 10Kib/sec with random ports-With ports fwd, Z

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UPDATE: Everything seems to be functioning normally now. I restarted the computer and reloaded the torrent. It will stop at times during the download, but then the download will pick back up and continue. I would like to still do some steps for further optimization for speed. I was following this guide: http://www.techsupportalert.com/optimizing-deluge-speed do you think this is a good guide to follow? Do you have another guide like this I can work through to optimize for speed? Thanks!
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