Deluge Forum

Hi

I run deluge on ubuntu 8.10 i386 and just updated to 1.1.0.

According to changelog you have

* Implement #79 ability to change outgoing port range

But when I try to set the sendports to eg 32881-32889 and specify tcp --sport 32881:32889 -j ACCEPT for iptables I get nothing but dropped packets, pretty much all of them from about sport 35000-60000

So it seems to me my outgoing portrange is simply ignored. I tried restarting Deluge a number of times, but the problem seems persistent. Am I the only one having these problems (or is just noone else filtering outgoing traffic?)

I tried to set up some traffic shaping on the outgoing traffic based on the outgoing port with no luck. I also tried to do it with the tos bit and couldn't get that to work either. There is however a distinct possibility that I failed to set up my filters correctly. Anyone out there using this feature and got it working?

Yes, seems the UI in general dont affect the backend at all when it comes to outgoing stuff.

Putting --sport 30000:65535 for my firewall makes it stop blocking things, so it's not my firewall acting up either. So that verifies the portsvalues I set is just simply ignored.

I've fixed the TOS byte in svn and I am currently working on fixing the outgoing ports bug.. Both of these fixes will be in 1.1.1.

Great

Just upgraded to 1.1.1 and my traffic shaper can now filter my outgoing torrent traffic based on tos byte, nice! It was a bit confusing as (at least in my router, running vyatta) tos byte has been replaced with dscp, so I had to find a table to translate the tos value to dscp.
Thanks!