Honeyfrog Posted September 3, 2007 Report Posted September 3, 2007 * Disable ratios: Currently I am attempting to evade the "pure seed" throttling of sandvine by removing a file from my complete set, then setting my DL speed to 1/k while having unlimited UL speed. Problem: uTorrent thinks the peers are being leeches, and accordingly isn't uploading very fast. This limitation should be removed at the basic level.* Initial-seeding while downloading: A setting to force sequential piece uploading while downloading.* Ignore RST: I assume RST has a legitimate purpose; find other ways to accomplish that purpose. If both uploader and downloader have a client with "ignore RST", they should be able to trade.
Switeck Posted September 3, 2007 Report Posted September 3, 2007 If you really want to seed, you should be able to use Scheduler seed-only mode instead of trying to limit download speed to 1 KiloBYTE/sec.Limiting download speed that low chokes also upload-related ACKs -- that's another reason the upload speed takes a nosedive.
Honeyfrog Posted September 3, 2007 Author Report Posted September 3, 2007 Seed-only mode will trigger sandvine because I am not simultaneously downloading.What is ACK?What sorts of Advanced Settings changes might help a Comcast subscriber?
Ultima Posted September 3, 2007 Report Posted September 3, 2007 ACK is a packet to indicate acknowledgement (basically, to track whether a packet was received properly). ACK packets are needed for the end of the connection receiving the ACK to know whether they should continue, or whether they need to resend a previous packet.
Switeck Posted September 4, 2007 Report Posted September 4, 2007 If an ACK hasn't been received in a timely manner, it's an indication to slow the upload speed. ...and so it does.
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