Op wo 27-08-2003, om 22:26 schreef Scott Walters: > Hi Jeroen, > > The number of days for each subsequent slot after 1. The number of > days for slot 1 stays fairly constant, if I remember correctly. > > 4 Maximum simultanious uploads, 2 Max uploads from single host.
OK, PARQ might not like the setting 2 uploads from 1 single host, can you try to set that to 1? > That file was somewhere between 2 and 4 megs, as are almost all of them. > > I've tried locking down the bandwidth usage for gnutella traffic > in the config/bandwidth control tab. Incoming traffic and outgoing traffic > are each 1K/s, and HTTP up and down are each 4K/s. I haven't cought it > uploading anything yet (who would download from a 56k node?) > but it looks like it completed two files in the night and watching it > today, I haven't cought anything in the upload queue. > > This is just gross speculation, but is it possible that it is trying to anticipate > when > it will have enough surplus bandwidth and report that time when other clients try to > fetch? If I average using 80% of my 56k link, then within a year, at some point, > on average, there should be enough surplus bandwidth to move the file ;) It reports the time calculated from your configured upload bandwith. If this isn't set, it doesn't calculate an accurate ETA at all. > > Thanks for your attention and pardon my innane ranting =) > > -scott > > On 0, Jeroen Asselman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > Raphael Manfredi wrote: > > > > >A PARQ bug? > > > > > I hope not. > > > > >The last several versions of gtk-gnutella have had an odd quirk for me > > >- I'm completely unable to upload anything to anyone. Any time someone > > >tries to fetch a file, the Uploads tab shows the request with a Status of > > >"Queued (slot 1, ETA: 164d 3h)" or something else equally as silly. If > > >multiple people are in the queue, the number of days just goes up and up. > > > > > The number of days for slot 1? > > > > >Perhaps I'm missing something obvious, but I'd expect that the first > > >person in a queue when there are no current uploads would be offered > > >the file immediately. > > > > > > > > What are the number of configured uploads slots? How big is the file > > that is request at slot 1? > > > > - Jeroen > > -- Jeroen Asselman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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