#1206: Deluge assumes a "0" (zero) download speed means "unlimited" similar to
setting it to "-1".
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Reporter: Joe Fission | Owner:
Type: bug | Status: new
Priority: major | Milestone:
Component: core | Version: 1.2.1
Keywords: |
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In my situation, I was trying to set up the scheduler to basically turn
off my downloads entirely and to just upload/seed only. For that, I set
the download speed to "0" and the upload speed to "-1". However, upon
doing so, downloads continued at full speed as if it were still set to
"-1". When this didn't work within the scheduler plugin, I tried setting
my global download speed in Deluge to "0" and the same result occurred...
Deluge continued to download at full speed.
I realize forcing "0" to mean "stop" for any limit other than downloads
would be unwanted (eg. allowing people to stop their uploads pretty much
goes against the spirit of the bittorrent spec). Forcing a limit of "0"
to mean "stop" for download speed only would allow the scheduler to be
used to set periods of only uploading/seeding activity. At any rate, this
may be useful to anyone trying to seed torrents or even to those trying to
maintain their ratio with a private tracker.
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Ticket URL: <https://dev.deluge-torrent.org/ticket/1206>
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