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mmilhome
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Location: São Paulo, Brazil
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 Posted: Tue Apr 27, 2004 7:41 pm Post subject: mldonkey strange behavior |
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I have emerged mldonkey, and have configured the bandwidth part of my download.ini for the following:
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(* The maximal upload rate you can tolerate on your link in kBytes/s (0 = no limit)
The limit will apply on all your connections (clients and servers) and both
control and data messages. *)
max_hard_upload_rate = 12
(* The maximal download rate you can tolerate on your link in kBytes/s (0 = no limit)
The limit will apply on all your connections (clients and servers) and both
control and data messages. *)
max_hard_download_rate = 22
(* Maximal number of opened connections *)
max_opened_connections = 200
(* How many slots can be used for upload *)
max_upload_slots = 5
(* Set this to true if you want to have dynamic upload slot allocation (experimental) *)
dynamic_slots = false
(* Maximal number of connections that can be opened per second
(will supersede max_clients_per_second in the future) *)
max_connections_per_second = 10
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and my /etc/conf.d/mldonkey is :
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# /etc/conf.d/mldonkey
# Config file for mldonkey control script
# Change the following vars only if you know
# what you're doing, there's no checking for
# invalid data yet!
# owner of mlnet process (don't change, must be existing)
USER="mmilhome"
# home dir of owner (don't change, must be existing)
BASEDIR="/home/mmilhome"
# subdir if any (will be created, if not existing)
SUBDIR=".mldonkey"
# logfile (/dev/null for nowhere)
LOG="/var/log/mldonkey.log"
# bandwidth control, values in kb/s
LOW_DOWN="15"
LOW_UP="8"
HIGH_DOWN="22"
HIGH_UP="12"
# nice level, 0<x<19, more nice -> less cpuspeed consumed
NICE="19"
# mldonkey server ip, usually localhost
SERVER="localhost"
# port for webinterface, usually 4080
PORT="4080"
# to enable password restricted access,
# uncomment and set BOTH following vars:
#USERNAME="admin"
#PASSWORD=""
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But my downloads were too slow... so I noticed that every time that I restart my mldonkey, somethig change the max_hard_upload_rate to 2 and the max_hard_upload_rate to 5. Does anyone knows if the mldonkey look for these parameters in any other place them these 2 that I showed above? 
Thank You
Marcus Milhomem
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marting
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| Posted: Tue Apr 27, 2004 8:05 pm Post subject: |
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do you change downloads.ini while running mldonkey?
stop it first. edit. run. (seems that mldonkey saves it's loaded values when exiting)
-> alternative: change your values in web- or telnet-interface. |
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mmilhome
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| Posted: Tue Apr 27, 2004 8:07 pm Post subject: |
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how to change via telnet? 
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marting
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| Posted: Tue Apr 27, 2004 8:34 pm Post subject: |
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| Code: | | set "max_hard_upload_rate" xyz |
(don't know whether the "s should be there). look here: http://mldonkey.berlios.de/modules.php?name=Wiki
to be on the safe side: comment/delete the relevant lines in /etc/conf.d/mldonkey. |
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