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Slow Speed 1.0 vs 0.5
Re: Slow Speed 1.0 vs 0.5
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, which is when Deluge reverts to crawling mode (10Kbps tops).
Re: Slow Speed 1.0 vs 0.5
hmm..i hadnt noticed that..i ll check it asap..
From playing around with settings i g0t the best speeds by enabling UPNP and NAT-PMP in deluge's preferences and disabling DHT..I also enabled UPNP on my modem and router..
I still get "no incoming connections" but the speeds are kind of better..
Update: I just tried downloading a known linux distro, and i get full speed, so i hope this means am OK..
From playing around with settings i g0t the best speeds by enabling UPNP and NAT-PMP in deluge's preferences and disabling DHT..I also enabled UPNP on my modem and router..
I still get "no incoming connections" but the speeds are kind of better..
Update: I just tried downloading a known linux distro, and i get full speed, so i hope this means am OK..
Re: Slow Speed 1.0 vs 0.5
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/viewtop ... =8&t=13845).tetris4 wrote:I still get "no incoming connections"
P.S. What do you mean by "full speed"? 500Kbps? 1Mbps? 200Kbps?
Re: Slow Speed 1.0 vs 0.5
I wrote about this in my first post on this thread =)
I have an 8mbit download, 1mbit upload dsl line, with upload limit set at 70kbps..
I already tried all the port forwarding stuff but it didn't work, and setting up a port forward from a pc which is behind a router and a different modem is a bit complicated..So UPNP seems to do the job for me now..I had read that thread and the security risks but don't quite see another solution now..
I tested my speeds with another friend who is port forwarding ok, and we got similar speeds, so i think i will leave it like this for now..
I have an 8mbit download, 1mbit upload dsl line, with upload limit set at 70kbps..
I already tried all the port forwarding stuff but it didn't work, and setting up a port forward from a pc which is behind a router and a different modem is a bit complicated..So UPNP seems to do the job for me now..I had read that thread and the security risks but don't quite see another solution now..
I tested my speeds with another friend who is port forwarding ok, and we got similar speeds, so i think i will leave it like this for now..
Re: Slow Speed 1.0 vs 0.5
My hunch is that my (and possibly others') Deluge speed issues may have something to do with this: http://forum.deluge-torrent.org/viewtop ... 65&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 like the one I am using.
Re: Slow Speed 1.0 vs 0.5
I'm not positive this is new to 1.0, I have not used deluge since basically the .5 release.
The upload cap that throttles how much you download seems to work on a per torrent basis.
If you set a global upload cap of 100kiB but have 8 torrents going at the same time, it seems that if one torrent is using 93 kiB and the other 7 use 1 kiB each then the 7 are throttled and slowed down. Changing this to a per torrent ratio of uploading 12.5kiB on a per torrent basis resolves this and none of the torrents are then throttled??
intended or not?
The upload cap that throttles how much you download seems to work on a per torrent basis.
If you set a global upload cap of 100kiB but have 8 torrents going at the same time, it seems that if one torrent is using 93 kiB and the other 7 use 1 kiB each then the 7 are throttled and slowed down. Changing this to a per torrent ratio of uploading 12.5kiB on a per torrent basis resolves this and none of the torrents are then throttled??
intended or not?