DavidGGG Posted February 14, 2007 Report Share Posted February 14, 2007 A couple of strange things happen when one of the torrents has a huge amount of peers. Let me say right away that I have a very "modest" system (Win98SE, ADSL 250kbps up&down, uT 1.6, Kerio 2.1.5) which I'm very satisfied with and which I use only for small files (usually 700MB).A) The download ratio never gets stable (tried for like 24 hours). See example:I tried: stopping all seeds, reducing max up and down values (22kB/s, 20kB/s, 15kB/s), increasing number of allowed peers to 100 (and set "MaxConnections" in regedit to 256), disabling DHT. It works perfectly with smaller swarms, one torrent at a time or multiple. If I have 2 or more torrents, one of which has huge amount of seeders, then the latter one hogs all the bandwidth - even if I limit it's max down value drastically. Example:Global values: download limited to 24kB/s, max peers set to 60 and max peers/torrent=30, and 1 or 2 torrents on download.Torrent B has seeders+leechers=1(1)+1(3), public tracker, DHT on. Torrent C has S+L=29(225)+1(14), private tracker no DHT, and max down set to 2kB/s. If I run just "B" then it is stable at 13kB/s. If I start C as well, then B drops to 4kB/s. So in total I get 6kB/s when the capability is 24kB/s. Even leaving C paused seems to affect B. Only stopping it helps completely.Notes: Tried limiting peers/torrent to 20 and re-starting C (got 20 seeders then), but still B is blocked by C. Both B and C had bandwidth = high and B had higher priority than C but I don't think this should have an impact here (has nothing to do with download speed, right?). I use BZ's rules for Kerio and modified to accept DHT, and incoming accepted only for selected port.I searched the FAQ and the troubleshooting, bugs and speed forums but couldn't find anything on this subject.There's not much to whine about regarding uT, it's 99% greatness, just trying to clear up the few annoyances I've found./David Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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