Hi everyone, I have a problem with btqueue-0.0.18 and python-2.4_1 on FreeBSD 5.3-RELEASE-p8. I have a direct internet connection (not behind a nat or anything) and my policy.conf file is seen below this post.
I usually have 10-20 torrents going and however overall speeds seems about 10-50% of what they are with other torrent programs! it peaks at about 600kb/s total, but usually its about 100kb/s even on torrents with over 1000 seeds and under 10 leechers.
It goes extremly slow on torrents which are 2(?) 1(?), I guess meaning 2 seeds 1 peers. then it goes like 0-5kb/s... what could be the problem here?
======== policy.conf file below! ==============
allow_acl=ALL
bind_ip=
daemon_stderr=
daemon_stdout=
debug_level=1
default_command=list running seeding
default_priority=5
default_socket_timeout=10
deny_acl=NONE
dest_path=/mnt2/incoming
ignore_waiting_media=0
ipv6_binds_v4=0
log_unknown_id=0
max_download_rate=3000
max_initiate=40
max_last_banned=20
max_peer=1000
max_peer_ratio=4
max_port=60000
max_run_job=20
max_seed_rate=10
max_seed_time=999999999
max_seeder=10
max_share_ratio=1.0
max_upload_rate=100
min_free_space=104857600
min_peer=20
min_peer_ratio=0
min_port=55000
min_seed_time=0
min_seeder=0
min_share_ratio=1.0
order_acl=allow,deny
peer_format=l,ip:r,rport:l,cc:l,client:l,netname
random_port=1
reassign_id=1
report_ip=
rerequest_interval=1200
scheduling_interval=30
spew_format=l,ip:r,rport:l,cc:l,direction:r,uprate:r,downrate:r,dtotal:r,utotal:r,completed:l12,client:l12,netname
torrent_format=r,id:l20,title:r,progress:r,dlsize:l,totalsize:r,eta:r,dlspeed:r,ulspeed:r,seeds:r,peers:l,btstatus:r,ratio:l,activity
torrent_path=/home/lasse/torrent
upnp_nat_access=1
use_single_port=1
verify_link=0
webservice_add=True
webservice_close=False
webservice_delete=True
webservice_gset=False
webservice_id=wsbt
webservice_ip=127.0.0.1
webservice_pause=True
webservice_port=19412
webservice_query=True
webservice_queue=True
webservice_resume=True
webservice_version=True
write_buffer_size=4
xmlrpc_id=xmlrpcbt
xmlrpc_ip=127.0.0.1
xmlrpc_port=19413
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
I recommend you to upgrade to BTQueue 0.1.0 433 immediately.
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
Anonymous
-
2006-03-24
I did it today, there is no change. Its almost like being "yello" on other bt clients, I get really slow speeds and few connected seeders/peers compared to other bt apps like transmission, rtorrent, bittornado...
whats wrong??
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
I think the problem might be your settings didn't match network configuration or your net admin shape the bandwidth according to BitTorrent protocol.
Please give me more information about your network and settings. For example, IP address, router, and etc.
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
Anonymous
-
2006-03-29
I have a normal ipv4 network to an LAN network (no ppoe or something) with a dns server and so on. I am the administrator and I have never had problems with any clients at any ports before. Probably python bt clients using the same libraries as btqueue. And now I have the latest version. No router- direct internet
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
Could you give me the torrent file? Perhaps the problem is the tracker.
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
Anonymous
-
2006-03-29
please its not the torrenttracker thats the problem. Its torrentbytes.net they have been going 100% for years. And I get 1mbit+ downspeed with other clients...
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
Let me assume BTQueue is the cause of this problem. Anyway, I still have to investigate the problem in detail. If have just upgraded to BTQueue 0.1.0, please try to run "version" and "scrape" on a torrent and send it to me.
I have the same issue - everything seems OK with the other bittorrent clients.
I am using the MIPS version of Linkstation, which identifies itself as:
Linux NAS1 2.4.20_mipsel_linkstation mips unknown
Python version is: Python 2.3.5
My router is Linksys WRT54G with dd-wrt firmware.
The firewall port is reported open by uTorrent checker I use to verify my desktop Torrent client.
netstat -n gives most of the connections to the above port to be in FIN_WAIT1 state.
Scraping doesn't help.
Please advise.
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
Hi everyone, I have a problem with btqueue-0.0.18 and python-2.4_1 on FreeBSD 5.3-RELEASE-p8. I have a direct internet connection (not behind a nat or anything) and my policy.conf file is seen below this post.
I usually have 10-20 torrents going and however overall speeds seems about 10-50% of what they are with other torrent programs! it peaks at about 600kb/s total, but usually its about 100kb/s even on torrents with over 1000 seeds and under 10 leechers.
It goes extremly slow on torrents which are 2(?) 1(?), I guess meaning 2 seeds 1 peers. then it goes like 0-5kb/s... what could be the problem here?
======== policy.conf file below! ==============
allow_acl=ALL
bind_ip=
daemon_stderr=
daemon_stdout=
debug_level=1
default_command=list running seeding
default_priority=5
default_socket_timeout=10
deny_acl=NONE
dest_path=/mnt2/incoming
ignore_waiting_media=0
ipv6_binds_v4=0
log_unknown_id=0
max_download_rate=3000
max_initiate=40
max_last_banned=20
max_peer=1000
max_peer_ratio=4
max_port=60000
max_run_job=20
max_seed_rate=10
max_seed_time=999999999
max_seeder=10
max_share_ratio=1.0
max_upload_rate=100
min_free_space=104857600
min_peer=20
min_peer_ratio=0
min_port=55000
min_seed_time=0
min_seeder=0
min_share_ratio=1.0
order_acl=allow,deny
peer_format=l,ip:r,rport:l,cc:l,client:l,netname
random_port=1
reassign_id=1
report_ip=
rerequest_interval=1200
scheduling_interval=30
spew_format=l,ip:r,rport:l,cc:l,direction:r,uprate:r,downrate:r,dtotal:r,utotal:r,completed:l12,client:l12,netname
torrent_format=r,id:l20,title:r,progress:r,dlsize:l,totalsize:r,eta:r,dlspeed:r,ulspeed:r,seeds:r,peers:l,btstatus:r,ratio:l,activity
torrent_path=/home/lasse/torrent
upnp_nat_access=1
use_single_port=1
verify_link=0
webservice_add=True
webservice_close=False
webservice_delete=True
webservice_gset=False
webservice_id=wsbt
webservice_ip=127.0.0.1
webservice_pause=True
webservice_port=19412
webservice_query=True
webservice_queue=True
webservice_resume=True
webservice_version=True
write_buffer_size=4
xmlrpc_id=xmlrpcbt
xmlrpc_ip=127.0.0.1
xmlrpc_port=19413
I recommend you to upgrade to BTQueue 0.1.0 433 immediately.
I did it today, there is no change. Its almost like being "yello" on other bt clients, I get really slow speeds and few connected seeders/peers compared to other bt apps like transmission, rtorrent, bittornado...
whats wrong??
I think the problem might be your settings didn't match network configuration or your net admin shape the bandwidth according to BitTorrent protocol.
Please give me more information about your network and settings. For example, IP address, router, and etc.
I have a normal ipv4 network to an LAN network (no ppoe or something) with a dns server and so on. I am the administrator and I have never had problems with any clients at any ports before. Probably python bt clients using the same libraries as btqueue. And now I have the latest version. No router- direct internet
Could you give me the torrent file? Perhaps the problem is the tracker.
please its not the torrenttracker thats the problem. Its torrentbytes.net they have been going 100% for years. And I get 1mbit+ downspeed with other clients...
Let me assume BTQueue is the cause of this problem. Anyway, I still have to investigate the problem in detail. If have just upgraded to BTQueue 0.1.0, please try to run "version" and "scrape" on a torrent and send it to me.
You might try to change peer ID to be compatible with Azureus, uTorrent or BitComet. Read more at http://www.howforge.com/customize-peer-id-in-btqueue-0-1-0 and http://www.howforge.com/btq-0-1-0-406.
I have the same issue - everything seems OK with the other bittorrent clients.
I am using the MIPS version of Linkstation, which identifies itself as:
Linux NAS1 2.4.20_mipsel_linkstation mips unknown
Python version is: Python 2.3.5
My router is Linksys WRT54G with dd-wrt firmware.
The firewall port is reported open by uTorrent checker I use to verify my desktop Torrent client.
netstat -n gives most of the connections to the above port to be in FIN_WAIT1 state.
Scraping doesn't help.
Please advise.