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Hi I'm having slow downloads(about 5KB/sec on well seeded torrents) and I suspect it's because my udp ports are not opened.
I'm using UDP Tracker port: 4446 and DHT port: 4445 The thing is I configured the SuSeFirewall2 to open them(I'm using openSuSe 10.2). I've also issued the iptables command in case the SuSeFirewall doesn't open them, in the following way:
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After running ktorrent I type the nmap command in the shell:
I get the following output:
When I check my tcp port(I'm using 50000 for ktorrent) and type:
It tells me that the port is open with the service: "iiimsf"(not sure what is) What am I doing wrong? I tried to open the ports using the suseFirewall and iptables but nmap still tells me that the port is closed |
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I'm using the latest version of ktorrent: 2.1.4
Regarding the udp ports, what is their purpose? To get more peers? Well this my configuration of ktorrent:
That's pretty much I'm it. Also I'm sure it's not a problem with my connection to the internet since in regular downloads I download as high of 180-190 KB/sec Before I switched to linux I had mTorrent(mu torrent) and I had rather fast download speeds(about an average of 70 KB/sec) Do you know what am I doing wrong? Thanks in advance |
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Cut down the number of download slots, it makes no sense to have 20 with a bandwith of 10 KB/s.
3 or 4 should be more then enough. I also would run with connection limits, running without them is not really that safe and usually more connections do not mean higher download speeds, 50 per torrent should be enough. The UDP tracker port is used when the torrent contains an udp tracker URL, these are very rare. |
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I put the limits you said on the download slots and on the connections,
but the speed didn't improve. As I said before, my download speed at regular site is normal (it sometimes reaches 180 KB/sec) and my upload speed in ktorrent is also normal : 10 KB/sec(I'm not talking about the limit in the configuration but the upload speed I see during actual torrents). Do you have any idea what can cause downloads of well-seeded torrents to be so slow(an average of 5 KB/sec)? |
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