- #Transmission torrent client bottleneck manual#
- #Transmission torrent client bottleneck code#
- #Transmission torrent client bottleneck download#
- #Transmission torrent client bottleneck mac#
- #Transmission torrent client bottleneck windows#
transmission is completely blocking the user from doing a manual reannounce. So for some reason this is not being honored for the 404 errors.
* unless the tracker says otherwise, this is the announce min_interval */ĭEFAULT_ANNOUNCE_MIN_INTERVAL_SEC = ( 60 * 2 ), however what is not OK is "tr-remote -reannounce" refuses to work at all no matter how long i wait after the last failed announce. below is another wireshark capture i let run a little longer:Īfter accelerated intervals in the beginning eventually the interval goes to 32 minutes before a retry - this behavior is OK. I believe this is an important bug as this is precisely the situation where a user would want to intervene but can not - the only recourse is to pause/resume. however even if i wait 5, 10 or even 20 minutes after the last failed announce (404 error) -reannounce still does work as it should (confirmed by wireshark) - it doesn't do anything even though it responds "success".
Jordan, yes i did know you have a default miminum interval of two minutes. IIRC, our default for this value is two minutes. You're not allowed to manually reannounce more frequently than the tracker's stated manual announce interval. 9 1.4 Positioning your router For the best wireless signal transmission between the wireless router and the network devices connected to it, ensure that you: Place the wireless router in a centralized area for a maximum wireless coverage for the network devices. Gunzip, the manual reannounce via transmission-remote is a different issue. 20:08:10 -0800 Torrent.m:318 linux.iso: restarting via startTransfer
#Transmission torrent client bottleneck windows#
19:54:55 -0800 announcer.c:1662 linux.iso: Scrape successful. Gigabit intranet with the bottleneck being an old HP laptop ( 6910p ) used to connect to and distribute ( and isolate from, when needed ) the internet via WiFi at 54 Mb/s, also Windows 7.
#Transmission torrent client bottleneck code#
19:23:41 -0800 announcer.c:1401 linux.iso: tracker gave HTTP Response Code 404 (Not Found) 19:23:41 -0800 torrent.c:507 linux.iso: Tracker warning: "tracker gave HTTP Response Code 404 (Not Found)"
#Transmission torrent client bottleneck mac#
Here is the debug info from the mac client (version 2.13+ (11622)). I have to manually pause and resume the torrent for it download. Please let me know how I can assist in debugging this issue.I have seen this happen many times on different trackers: the tracker website will list a torrent that hasn't yet registered with the tracker backend and transmission gets an initial 404 and the torrent never starts downloading even after the torrent no longer 404s. Also, the disk is constantly thrashed during this process. Something is wrong with that as the CPU should be capable of hashing much more data per unit time with SHA1. Regardless, watching the web interface number of GB verified creep upwards during "Verifying local data," it may take 1-2 minutes to verify 0.01GB of data. I upgraded from an old version of Transmission + Clutch which had the "Have" vs "Verified" issue, with having downloaded a lot of data and not verified very much. I have an approximately 21GB torrent which I've been working on for a while due to crashes in 1.41b4, and every time I restart it the 'verifying local data' stage takes a very long time while using nearly 100% CPU. I am running transmission-daemon and the web interface only, no GUI as the machine is headless. The swarm is all PC’s related to a certain torrent.
#Transmission torrent client bottleneck download#
100k to 400k, normally around 150k to 200k, but if I download multiple torrents at same time (include previous one), the speed always below. In Transmission, If I download 1 torrent at a time, the speed is pretty good. benchmarking a 90MHz Pentium as being capable of hashing 2.1MB/sec (megabytes, not megabits) with SHA1: Their torrent client will connect to a tracker (discussed later) and the tracker will send them a list of IP addresses of other seeds and peers in the swarm. When I download multiple torrents in Vuze, I get pretty good download speed: 200k to 500k and I can get at least 300k averagely. This is a fairly slow processor, but there is a credible post from a member of RSA, Inc. I'm running transmission 1.42 built from source on Debian etch on a 600MHz VIA C3 box (low power x86 CPU).
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