@charles : It is sad to see this bug is being hand-waived without actually
giving us steps to debug the issue. and saying that the user needs to prove it
is transmissions fault!
why dont you try to give us some steps to debug this issue? and then tell us
its not transmission's fault!
there
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Daniel Lee gave an intelligent explanation about why the amount of piece
data being transferred isn't the same as the overall network footprint,
and you dismissed this as hand waving.
So I've spent the last 45 minutes doing snapshots of different
BitTorrent clients to demonstrate that this
Daniel Lee's comment is right on the money.
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The amount your computer uploads and the amount transmission uploads are
not strictly related. Transmission doesn't take into overhead when
limiting upload speed. Your transfers will incur some overhead due to
the bittorrent protocol and potentially DHT. If you're doing something
else on the
I can confirm this bug. Ubuntu 9.10, Transmission 1.75. See the attached
image... Transmission show to you uploading at 10 KB/s but it's
uploading at 30 KB/s...
Regards,
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I confirm bug is still there.clicking that turtle nor setting it by star
icon doesnt work
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Sadly due to this bug i had to switch back to vuze :(
Transmission is great with memory but when I set the limit to 15KB/s , it never
controls speed.
Hope this bug is fixed soon.
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You
I'm not sure , why/what Lonnie is confused about the wording there. I
dont see any confusion there.
But the problems still remains that transmission does not control the
speed according to set limits.
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Under Preferences Speed, you can set the global speed limits.
Under Torrent Preferences, you get a dialog with the torrent's name in
the titlebar, and an Options tab that gives you a checkbox [x] Honor
global limits.
What is the source of confusion? This seems straightforward.
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It seems to honor the global limit but not the time constrained limits.
Perhaps it is getting wrong time data or ignoring it?
** Bug watch added: Transmission Trac #2907
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** Also affects: transmission via
http://trac.transmissionbt.com/ticket/2907
Could be:
http://trac.transmissionbt.com/ticket/2907
which is fixed in the 1.9.1 release
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Upstream ticket 2907 is not the same issue as this ticket.
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Charles, yes, by limiting granularly, I'm talking about limiting speed
for a particular torrent instead of the limiting speed for all torrents
globally. Transmission's interface isn't intuitive regarding this
distinction. One thinks they are limiting globally, when they are
actually limiting
I set te limit at 47 kb/s upload, however currently it is happily going
at 100-150 kb/s with 20 torrents. The same thing happened with 3
torrents. It has only started happening in Lucid since the 1.90 upgrade.
The version released to fix the ratio bug was fine.
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I'm using Transmission 1.90 (10221) in Lucid.
I find this bug very difficult to use transmission :(
If transmission is running, browsing the web becomes very difficult.I have to
shutdown the torrent or transmission completely.
How I'v configured transmission is:
- Global Upload and download
I'm afraid it's not an UI problem, but a *resource management* problem:
It's very simple to verify: set your max global upload speed to X KB/s,
then seed something and when Transmission status bar show X KB/s upload
speed, check at the Ubuntu System Monitor or conky or /proc/whatever
and you will
BTW, I'm using Ubuntu 9.10 with Transmission 1.75 (9117) and previous
versions also had this issue.
$ cat /etc/issue
Ubuntu 9.10
$ uname -a
Linux valadao-desktop 2.6.31-20-generic #57-Ubuntu SMP Mon Feb 8 09:02:26 UTC
2010 x86_64 GNU/Linux
$ apt-cache policy transmission-gtk
transmission-gtk:
We'd like to figure out what's causing this bug for you, but we haven't
heard back from you in a while. Could you please provide the requested
information? Thanks!
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Perhaps the confusion arises from the UI. Intuitively, it doesn't make a
clear separation between when you are rate limiting globally and when
you are rate limiting granularly.
This confusion leads to the user, thinking they have limited the global
rate, when they've actually limited the rate of
I don't understand what you mean when you quote the phrase limiting
granularly. Transmission doesn't use that terminology anywhere. Are
you referring to the per-torrent speed limits?
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Sorry for taking so long to respond to this.
In the time that's passed, the Lucid pre-releases now ship with a beta
version of Transmission 1.80. Does this problem still persist in
Transmission 1.80?
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The upload limit is set to 5 KB/s currently, but Transmission still
sends with 105 KB/s. All torrents are set to honor the global settings
and the temporary limits are off. It really doesn't matter what settings
I use. It always uses my full upload capacity. This way I'm never able
to seed for
@charles, try this:
- open Transmission and set the max download and upload speeds to half your
network capabilities;
- then add some torrents (e.g. ubuntu-9.10 i386, amd64 and remix releases);
- watch the network usage with the System Monitor and the alleged speed at
Transmission status bar
I can't reproduce this behavior and am not sure how to proceed on this
ticket.
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Same here: usually the global max upload speed isn't respected at all. I
have to set they to about half the desired value to get something
slightly close to what I want.
R1) The alternative speeds are turned off, but, anyway, they are configured
exactly the same as the global speeds;
R2) All my
Thank you for taking the time to report this and helping to make Ubuntu
better.
I've known Transmission to fluctuate above the speed limit for a brief
period, and don't consider that to be a serious bug. But if you're
getting =sustained= 75 KB/s or more when the speed limit is set to 10
KB/s
It is indeed sustained; it never reaches anything close to the
limitations I've set. This was a very large collection, could that be
relevant? Sometimes extremes aren't anticipated while coding.
Call me if you need me to test something:
http://www.lonniebest.com/Phone/
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Okay that answers the third question.. and the first two?
Also, how many torrents are you running at once? If multiple torrents,
Is the speed all coming from one or two of them, or is it spread out
across all of them?
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