[MDeen]

I noticed the upload-speed graph overflows to 0 when the upload is higher than a certain amount, somehere in the 1180 kB/s region.
See attached screenshot where the bright red line goes down to 0 and hovers just above 0 for a while. My upload cap is set to 1182 kB/s.
Maybe download does that too, but I haven't seen downloadspeed that high yet.
This with eMule 0.50a.



(yes, this is also a "look at my spanking new fiber connection" brag)

[xilolee]

Or maybe have you served all clients?

[MDeen]

I don't know exactly what you mean, but the pink line is the actual upload speed, the red is the 60-minute average. That line overflows to 0 when it gets close to the maximum upload speed.
The actual upload speed stays (mostly) at 1182 kB/s. Some dips, but that is where you can see that the 60-minute average is a normal value again. As the upload stays on 1182 for longer time, the average overflows again.

This post has been edited by MDeen: 25 February 2013 - 10:06 PM

[omeringen]

He means if there are enough highid clients on your queue or not. Plus, you can try a mod with slotfocus feature because of your high upload capacity.

I have no idea if this makes any difference but have you tried using HighresTimer enabled ?
http://forum.emule-p...dpost&p=1034697

This post has been edited by omeringen: 25 February 2013 - 10:17 PM

[xilolee]

(Sorry, I didn't check well the graph the first time)

Statistic Graphic - Error Statistic graphic error on high average download speed (click)

[Link64]

MDeen, on 25 February 2013 - 10:31 PM, said:

(yes, this is also a "look at my spanking new fiber connection" brag)

And also a "look at my permanent too many connections issue".

[MDeen]

I'm afraid I'm just a simple emule user. What's the problem with the connections? It is set to 800.

[Link64]

MDeen, on 28 February 2013 - 09:49 PM, said:

I'm afraid I'm just a simple emule user. What's the problem with the connections? It is set to 800.

That's maybe your limit for sources per file (hard limit), the number of active connections is set to something like 220 as can be seen in the 3rd graph and stays there all the time (the blue line). You should try to increase that value slowly (here) and see what happens, in particular I mean that your router should not crash or something close to that. In the window you posted above you should find the value of too many connections if you expand "Downloads -> Session -> found Sources" (or similar, I translated that from the german GUI I use). It should reach 0 after half an hour of eMule usage. You will of course see there values >0 quite often, but it should not be all the time. And the blue line won't be that straight anymore, it will go down a bit every now and than.

[MDeen]

Ok, I don't know if I changed anything, but I might have because I was playing with the wizard. I was testing amule on a ubuntu computer.
Anyway, it is on 800 but currently the graph goes up and down like you suggested and is hovering around 350.
Found sources is on 11.

[Link64]

MDeen, on 01 March 2013 - 05:00 PM, said:

Anyway, it is on 800 but currently the graph goes up and down like you suggested and is hovering around 350.

Hovering around something not too close to the max. is good.

MDeen, on 01 March 2013 - 05:00 PM, said:

Found sources is on 11.

Maybe I was not clear enough above: "too many connections" under "Downloads -> Session -> Found Sources", i.e. "Downloads -> Session -> found Sources -> Too many connections". But with 11 total that should be 0 almost all the time, so all those connections seem to come from clients that want to download from you.