I am on svn-1108.

The only settings i use are (and these are displayed within rtorrent
just fine and also change from leeching to seeding):

# Maximum and minimum number of peers to connect to per torrent.
min_peers = 5
max_peers = 10

# Same as above but for seeding completed torrents (-1 = same as
downloading)
min_peers_seed = 1
max_peers_seed = 5

# Maximum number of simultanious uploads per torrent.
max_uploads = 3

# Global upload and download rate in KiB. "0" for unlimited.
download_rate = 3000
upload_rate = 300


no others trottles, groups, views or whatever.

I would need to test it with a more popular torrent.
Right now only one of the torrents is active with 3 peers and if i set
the max_uploads on that torrent to 2 it still keeps connection to all 3
peers (maybe because they are incoming connections) but with only
control-data flowing to one of the peers (upload to that peer is 0 and
sometimes 1KiB/s).
If i set the max_uploads to 3 again the traffic to the peer increases
again to 20 KiB/s (until the rest of the global upload limit that is
left over from the other 2 peers is used).
But as said would need to test on another torrent with more peers for
statistics because you never know if maybe the peer/client is problem
and so on.




On 09.01.2011 14:48, [email protected] wrote:
> I have set it to 25, but when I check in rtorrent, it is set to 0
> (unlimited) which causes high loads on torrents with many peers
> participating.
> So the problem is not the global upload slots, but the upload slots
> per torrent. How do you set them in your rtorrent.rc config?
> I'm currently using the latest SVN. I don't know when this problem
> occurred the first time, but I'm sure "max_uploads" once worked when
> using an older version of rtorrent.
>
>
> Saxfusion wrote:
>> What do you mean "ignores it"?
>> Do you mean you have set it to 25 but it connects like 30 peers per
>> torrent?
>>
>> The setting max_uploads in .rtorrent.rc is PER torrent.
>>
>> Can you post the status bar on the lower end of the screen?
>>
>> Should look like:
>> [Throttle 300/3000 KB] [Rate 243.9/  0.4 KB] [Port: XXXXX]      [U 4/70]
>> [D 0/610] [H 0/32] [S 0/7/768] [F 128/128]
>>
>> Depending on your upload-rate (limit) the number of connections
>> (upload-slots, U) is determined. Seems like 7.5KiB/s per slot (300 KiB/s
>> upload, 70 slots).
>> But that does not seem to be the only factor in the calculation because
>> you see i only have 2 active peers right now with 4 upload-slots taken
>> but over 200KiB/s upload.
>>
>>
>>
>> On 09.01.2011 14:13, [email protected] wrote:
>>> I've got another question:
>>> How do you set max uploads? I have max_uploads = 25 in my .rtorrent.rc
>>> config, but rtorrent just ignores it.
>>> is there a d.set command too? and can I define it in the config file
>>> so it gets set per default?
>>> There is also a ticket about this problem:
>>> http://libtorrent.rakshasa.no/ticket/2169
>>>
>>> Thanks :)
>>>
>>> Saxfusion wrote:
>>>>
>>>> The min/max uploads is on 3 per default with me.
>>>> Keys 1/2 can only go down to 2 or increase.
>>>>
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