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Package: azureus
Severity: wishlist
Ive recently had problems while running azureus that uploads sometimes
out-balance downloads, sometimes by as much as 5:1. It would be nice to
have a feature to restrict uploads on a pro-rata basis to downloads.
As an example, one torrent Im downloading at the moment, has downloaded
10mb for the last 60mb it has uploaded. Ive tried limiting upload speed,
however when I limit to say 5k/sec (for example), my download speeds are
lucky to get over 2k/sec.
While I understand limiting sharing is a feature that can be abused,
having a client that only downloads 15-20% of what it uploads makes it
pretty much useless as a downloading client.
Some options to fix this problem, may be preventing share ratio from
exceeding a certain amount, or allowing a correlation between up/down
speed limiting, ie. dont upload at 10k/sec if youre only downloading at
100 byte/sec. (pretty much whats happening here)
David Murn
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Azureus AFAIK it's able to limit almost any issue regarding connection,
speed and binding.
Check Azureus 4.2.0.4-1.
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Best regards,
Adrian Perez <[email protected]>
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