Arvid Norberg
Arvid Norberg
> So if I understand correctly, excepting for libtorrent's default behavior to listen on all IP address, there is nothing like "detection" and "parsing" of actual IP address functionalities in...
> Not quite. The point is that I have a external IPv6 that is different from the system IPv6, handled by the router So you could bind to an interface...
do you think it's worthwhile to support more than 255 tiers?
when libtorrent detects a slow peer. say it has timed out or generally is slow at responding to requests, it's "snubbed". a snubbed peer: 1. will only have a single...
> . No, I don't think it's caused by a snubbed peer. What are you observing that rules out a snubbed peer? > That torrent I've tested has ~150 seeding...
on the other hand, it looks like even snubbed peers request sequentially: https://github.com/arvidn/libtorrent/blob/RC_2_0/src/peer_connection.cpp#L908
if you connect to a peer that's super-seeding, or for some other reason only have pieces towards the end of the file, you would end up requesting those, even when...
Do you set sequential mode before adding the torrent? When a torrent is not in sequential mode, there's an "intial" piece picker mode, where random pieces are picked (not rarest...
> The latest versions of uTorrent does not have this issue... If you give it a swam where only the last pieces are available, I'm confident it would write at...