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"And I have used the anti-bloodsucking upload congestion control strategy. (I don't know the English exact name)" Anti-leech is what that option is called in English. From this link: https://github.com/arvidn/libtorrent/blob/master/src/choker.cpp...

Super seeding with upload slots limited lower than max connections works well over 1+ hour time. A 0% peer will get ONE piece that few/no other peers have and until...

Super seeding doesn't require you being the initial seeder, it just works more efficiently there -- with less duplicate uploading. But you probably don't care as much about uploading the...

"theprogress of the two xunlei client in ur snapshot is 0% ,how can they upload to others?" They lie about their percentage complete, claiming always 0% even after seeds and...

ankushnarula, as I already pointed out earlier in this issue thread, Anti-leech makes the problem worse instead of better. Also, regular Super Seeding is more effective than Strict Super Seeding...

Anti-leech is not only ineffective, it does the OPPOSITE of what the name implies -- as I explained earlier on this thread. qBitTorrent's Super-seeding method (but not strict super-seeding or...

If a torrent is utterly flooded with incoming connections of which many/most of them are leeches or worse hostiles, try temporarily disabling incoming connections (by removing port forwarding/adding a firewall...

Is this what's necessary to implement separate max connection limits for downloading and seeding torrents? Found here: [Wishlist] Alternate connections per torrent while seeding - Upload Slots per SEEDING torrent...

This seems familiar to something written here about multi-file torrents: https://forum.qbittorrent.org/viewtopic.php?p=12725#p12725

CPU cores have somewhat hit speed limits that CPU manufacturers have tried to work around by adding more cores. That's great for parallel processes, but not for sequential tasks that...