Not seeding after d/load

[jimbo1]

I am a new user of Deluge although I have used various other BT programs.

When my d/loads complete and status changes to seeding all uploading activity ceases. It does connect to some peers but there is no upload activity at all so it appears I cannot upload unless I am downloading

I have forwarded my port and when I test it says it is active.

Does anyone have any ideas?

[Psychopump]

I have the exact same issue.
This lost me my hard-earned membership at PTP.

[johnnyg]

what are your queue settings? (Preferences->Queue)

[natsu]

I had the same problems and listed below is my queue settings

General:
Queue new torrents to top = unchecked
Active Torrents:
Total Active = 8
Total Active Downloading = 5
Total Active Seeding = 5
Do Not Count Slow Torrent = unchecked

Seeding
Share Ratio Limit = 2.00
Seed Time Ratio = 7.00
Seed Time(m) = 100
Stop seeding when ratio reaches = 2.00 / checked
Remove Torrent when share ratio reached = unchecked

So, could you guide me how to make a setup so that i will be able to seeds as im leeching.
Thanks in Advance.

[jimbo1]

Anyone got any ideas there seems to be a few of us here with the same problem

I don't know what to do, although I like Deluge I think I will be left with no alternative but to use something else.

[andar]

What version of libtorrent are you using?

[teapot]

I've got the same problem. I'm using Fedora-10.x86_64, libtorrent-0.12.4.

[andar]

I've got the same problem. I'm using Fedora-10.x86_64, libtorrent-0.12.4.

There is no version 0.12.4 of libtorrent... Please make sure you are either using the libtorrent included with our source tarballs or the latest libtorrent release, 0.14.4.

[E Double]

I am using Open Geu (Ubuntu 8.10) and just upgraded to Deluge 1.1.9. My version of libtorrent is the most recent one as of a few days ago, and I have 15 torrents that claim to be "seeding" yet show no activity. So how do I get them to seed (and not ruin my stats) or seed them from another program (and not ruin my stats). I appreciate that keeping apps like this going is hard work, but presently its functionality is akin to owning a car that lacks reverse (and living someplace with pull in only parking) Any ideas to get this fixed?

[onesojourner]

I think I finally figured this one out for you guys. I was having the same issue. I would download a linux iso file, but as soon as it finished dling it would que up and I would never upload anything. I needed all my files to seed all the time. Just go to your preferences>que and change your total active, total active seeding, share ratio limit, seed time ratio and seed time to -1.