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The speed was really low, and it wasn't gonna download soon.
Looks like I might be the only one seeding right now.
Ok, I thought there was something wrong with the the Slackware torrent file or ISO.
I've been continually seeding it for the last 18 hours and (as promised) am not going to stop for a month. I don't usually switch off that computer anyway.
My upload is not great. I seed an average of 30KiB/s and so far have seeded 1230MB.
I've found that for a faster bittorrent experience I have to have TCP 6881-6999 port forwarded to the machine running bittorrent. There are also many settings that can be tweaked based on the help screen:
Code:
bittorrent-curses -h
I created a bash script that I run from a terminal that saves my torrent files to the directory $HOME/Bittorrent. Right now my 7MB/5MB VDSL2 connection is running at a steady 800 KB/s down and 200 KB/s up:
I've noticed my 32 bit torrents died yesterday and stayed at 0 for over 24hours while my 64 bit torrent has been steadily uploading at 200+k for 2 days straight. I was going to delete my 32 bit iso's if this seemed normal to anyone else since I have limited space on that machine. Have others noticed the same thing?
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