Post by banana » Tue Nov 04, am. Privacy Terms. Quick links. Slow speed with no download limits General support for problems installing or using Deluge. Slow speed with no download limits Post by fkereki » Fri Oct 31, am I'm worried by the low, low speed of version 1. What can I change? Why is that so? And, more important Re: Slow speed with no download limits Post by johnnyg » Fri Oct 31, pm Don't max out all your connections - this will cause slows downloads.
Did you do a fresh install of 1. You should also have a read of this which explains why you may notice a speed difference between 0. I deleted all the configuration files after getting such bad results, installed Deluge again, and got the default parameters suggested at the link. I set the maximum connections to and then even to 50 , and the upload speed to 3 maximum, and total speed is still about one fourth or one fifth of what it used to be. I don't believe either that this is a matter of taking overhead into account -- the fact is that it took about 8 hours to download something that used to take just a bit over an hour.
And, I did several experiments, on different days, and it was always the same. Unhappily, the graph plugin isn't there, though the site says all plugins are included with the client So, I'm guessing the real problem is that somebody goofed up quite seriously when doing the big code changes from version 0.
Face it, Deluge went from being the top program in terms of speed, to being the worst of the pile! Since I started having so many problems with Deluge, I went back to old alternatives like KTorrent, which now shines in comparison!!!
Please, do give this problem a look, and stop blaming the "protocol overhead" -- that cannot be causing such a slowdown. Re: Slow speed with no download limits Post by fkereki » Sun Nov 02, am As a further test, I tried setting both the download and upload limits to "maximum", and I could only get the download speed up to 50 kibs -- one third of what I used to get.
Re: Slow speed with no download limits Post by andar » Sun Nov 02, am fkereki wrote: As a further test, I tried setting both the download and upload limits to "maximum", and I could only get the download speed up to 50 kibs -- one third of what I used to get. You need to setup your router or firewall to allow incoming traffic for the ports Deluge uses.
When I check with Code: Select all lsof -i grep deluge. Re: Slow performance Post by Cas » Wed Jan 19, pm The ports are not recommended, see this faq question.
When you run the netstat command you should see something like this. Re: Slow performance Post by v1pEr » Thu Jan 20, am A screenshot of my network connections, just tell me if you want me to reinstall deluge in English.
Re: Slow performance Post by v1pEr » Sat Jan 22, pm Could it be that my performance problem has something to do with this? Re: Slow performance Post by v1pEr » Tue Feb 01, am Just in case that someone would read this with the same problem as me: First I tried downgrading libtorrent because of the invalid port errors , but to no avail.
Next thing I did was deleting the. All 3 of my problems are now gone: - active port is now instead of 0, although configured all the same - the "No incoming connections! Anyway it's all solved for now by removing. Re: [Solved] Slow performance Post by bogusone » Sat Jun 15, pm I had the same problem with slow downloads and no incoming connections.
I used the solution suggested above and deleted everything in my. I was new to the system and remember experimenting with settings. So I guess it is not a surprise that config might have issues. Now I'm happy that I switched back. After my last system patches, Transmission is a mess. I really can't remember why I started using it to begin with - my DSL router routinely complained of it being a session hog.
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