Deluge Port settings
Posted: Mon Dec 07, 2015 10:02 pm
Hello,
Im experiencing some upload issues when useing ports in latest Deluge version.
The download speeds are great
but very often the upload is very odd and several torrents is showing "capped speeds", all at 2.3 kb/sec for examples.
look likes the ports is not opened or used..
It works great with other torrent clients (transmission & rtorrent)
The active port have green light via GUI and portcheck via webb aswell.
Firewall is temporary disabled and properly rebooted.
Tracker announce is ok.
The ISP dont shape the traffic or closed ports, made several tests.
But, im not posted as connectable in the web tracker list of the torrents in 99.9% of the case. If i suddenly get good upload speed on a torrent im showed as connectable via the tracker webb..
Have googled and checked forums, FAQ and optimization "configs"
I have entered a specific port range for incoming (portforwarded ) 514xx and 514yy for outgoing.
Im useing private tracker and for several other ppl there have the solution been to open a portrange of ports (10-20) instead of just 1-2 and the speeds are greatly increased.
When i start deluged i get this posted in CLI in the startup and that might to do somethig with it? :
File "/Apps/opt/lib/python2.7/site-packages/deluge/core/preferencesmanager.py", line 254, in _on_set_listen_ports
self.session.listen_on(value[0], value[1], str(self.config["listen_interface"]).strip())
exceptions.RuntimeError: Address family not supported by protocol
[ERROR ] 22:23:39 component:118 [Failure instance: Traceback: <type 'exceptions.RuntimeError'>: Address family not supported by protocol
The lines of /Apps/opt/lib/python2.7/site-packages/deluge/core/preferencesmanager.py with the bottom line of 254:
def _on_set_listen_ports(self, key, value):
# Only set the listen ports if random_port is not true
if self.config["random_port"] is not True:
log.debug("listen port range set to %s-%s", value[0], value[1])
self.session.listen_on(value[0], value[1], str(self.config["listen_interface"]).strip())
Attatched some screendumps aswell
What do you think about the experiance? Is there a know "issue" about the ports?
Im experiencing some upload issues when useing ports in latest Deluge version.
The download speeds are great
but very often the upload is very odd and several torrents is showing "capped speeds", all at 2.3 kb/sec for examples.look likes the ports is not opened or used..
It works great with other torrent clients (transmission & rtorrent)
The active port have green light via GUI and portcheck via webb aswell.
Firewall is temporary disabled and properly rebooted.
Tracker announce is ok.
The ISP dont shape the traffic or closed ports, made several tests.
But, im not posted as connectable in the web tracker list of the torrents in 99.9% of the case. If i suddenly get good upload speed on a torrent im showed as connectable via the tracker webb..
Have googled and checked forums, FAQ and optimization "configs"
I have entered a specific port range for incoming (portforwarded ) 514xx and 514yy for outgoing.
Im useing private tracker and for several other ppl there have the solution been to open a portrange of ports (10-20) instead of just 1-2 and the speeds are greatly increased.
When i start deluged i get this posted in CLI in the startup and that might to do somethig with it? :
File "/Apps/opt/lib/python2.7/site-packages/deluge/core/preferencesmanager.py", line 254, in _on_set_listen_ports
self.session.listen_on(value[0], value[1], str(self.config["listen_interface"]).strip())
exceptions.RuntimeError: Address family not supported by protocol
[ERROR ] 22:23:39 component:118 [Failure instance: Traceback: <type 'exceptions.RuntimeError'>: Address family not supported by protocol
The lines of /Apps/opt/lib/python2.7/site-packages/deluge/core/preferencesmanager.py with the bottom line of 254:
def _on_set_listen_ports(self, key, value):
# Only set the listen ports if random_port is not true
if self.config["random_port"] is not True:
log.debug("listen port range set to %s-%s", value[0], value[1])
self.session.listen_on(value[0], value[1], str(self.config["listen_interface"]).strip())
Attatched some screendumps aswell
What do you think about the experiance? Is there a know "issue" about the ports?