This is an answer to Charles: ad. 3
> If by this you mean torrents continue to seed after the seed ratio has been reached, this is confirmed to happen sometimes. The upstream ticket is http://trac.transmissionbt.com/ticket/1869. in many cases yes ad. 4 > If so, then "Ask for more peers" is working exactly as designed by one torrent I had a list of trackers and the "ask for more peers" function was disabled and grayed out ad. 5 > There are many factors at work here, and priorities are only one of them. If a particular peer doesn't have the pieces we need for a file, we won't request them from that peer. Or, if we do request them from a peer that's responding slowly, pieces from a different file may come in faster. We can control which pieces we ask for, but we can't control which order we get them in. it's strange that you think so... Some other torrent clients (mostly windows ones) have the same possibility and after the priority got changed, the files with higher priority were downloaded in the first order (tested on the same file on other torrent client's) ad. 6 > I'm not able to reproduce this issue. Could you please try this in Transmission 1.92 and see if the problem persists? in this case please update the Ubuntu repository to have the newer version on. The Ubuntu repositories are mostly outdated ad. 7 > If you want to say there is no influence at all then I'll need to see more information. I have changed allowed speed to limit brandwitch usage for upload then some time the limit was exceeded and the upload was going faster ad. 8 > Setting torrent priority influences which peers get a first shot at the bandwidth that Transmission has allocated for that timeslice. If the peers on a high-priority torrent are unable to make use of that extra bandwidth, then the normal- and then low- priority torrents are given an opportunity to use it. We can control which peers we try first, but we can't control how much they're willing to send us. Not exactly true. I have 2 torrents and I had set 2 priorities: one was as hight and second as normal. The normal one was treaten by client like with higher priority then the hight one ad. 9 > Same as my response for #7, though I'll add some users have gotten confused by accidentally turning off the "Honor Global Limits" checkbox in Torrent > Properties > Options s.t. a torrent will download faster than the user wanted it to. I think that the "Honor global limits" is redundant in the client and makes only users confused and frustrated about beeing unable to set individual transfer speed's ad. 10 > Setting the peer limit definitely does influence the maximum number of peers that you're allowed to have. Could you please try this in Transmission 1.92 and see if the problem persists? The answer is the same as in point 6 ** Changed in: transmission (Ubuntu) Status: Invalid => Confirmed -- Some functions aren't working like they should (see description) https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/568322 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
