[zik]

Hi,
Have been using 6.6 for a while, since its launch, and now i upgraded to 6.7 and after that i got many 'completing' slots
aroung 7, and all of them have got more than 10mb of uploads

what's going on? any clues?

Attached File(s)

•  emule_error.JPG (85.19K)
  Number of downloads: 140

[SiRoB]

Hi,

No though, because this is normaly impossible.
And i can't tell you more as i don't see the slot column.

Could you give us your upload setting?

[Rumpelzuck]

same thing happened at my Morph Sessions since 6.4, former 6.1 version was still ok.
It happens only if for some time the actual possible upload range falls below my configured upload limit. Then Morph opens even more uploadslots like in the picture in the first posting and slotfocus or client datarates goes nuts.
If I lower my upload limit or use dynamic upload regulation USS, it works ok.

Ciao
Rumpelzuck

[zik]

ya, like last post, i didn't set my upload speed (meaning limitless setting), as i just wanted to upload as much i could, then lowering the upload limit made things go normal

[SiRoB]

zik, on Apr 11 2005, 03:50 PM, said:

ya, like last post, i didn't set my upload speed (meaning limitless setting), as i just wanted to upload as much i could, then lowering the upload limit made things go normal

Ok you mean that you unchecked the upload limit option?
I will try to make some test to avoid this in that case.
But if you want to upload efficiently you should set an upload limit.

[Devil Doll]

SiRoB, on Apr 11 2005, 03:27 PM, said:

But if you want to upload efficiently you should set an upload limit.

Please don't say this! There's a much better thing than an upload limit! You're misguiding many users and do actually harm to the network.
How comes I can upload 93% of my 16 kByte/sec without any problems, and still get close to 1:1 UL/DL? Because USS works like a charm.

[Andu]

But not everybody can use USS tho I agree that it should be suggested first before suggesting a fixed upload limit.

[SiRoB]

@Devil Doll
In any case set your uploadlimit equal to your advertised datarate is much better than uncheck the upload limit option.

[Devil Doll]

SiRoB, on Apr 11 2005, 10:24 PM, said:

In any case set your uploadlimit equal to your advertised datarate is much better than uncheck the upload limit option.

I did so when I started using USS. But later I changed my configured upload capacity from 16 kB/sec to 18 kB/sec (my provider's advertised upload limit is 16 kB/sec) because the charts on the "statistics" page are better readable if the limit value divides by 6), and I still don't experience any problems with disabling the upload limit. I even see slightly more than 16 kB/sec upload speed reported by eMule now and then...

eMule v0.45b [MorphXT v6.7] Statistik

Upload
   Upload-Geschwindigkeit: 16.35 kB/s            <==================
   Durchschnittliche Uploadrate: 14.98 kB/s
   max. Uploadrate: 19.07 kB/s                   <==================
   max. durchschnittliche Uploadrate: 14.98 kB/s

[zik]

hi the 'completing' slot problems continues after setting an upload limit
my max upload speed is 16, so I limit it to 14KB/s
but today the problem came back, took two screenshots to show, the last one just to show the speeds

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•  never_completing_slot.PNG (44.33K)
  Number of downloads: 46
•  never_completing_slot_speeds.PNG (44.63K)
  Number of downloads: 46

[Soundwave]

Hello,

i am using morpxt 6.7 and have the same problem - see image. In the status line is shown the following error: UploadBandwithThrottler: Time since last loop too long time:2017ms wanted: 1ms .....

Upload cap.: 16 kb
Upload Limit: 14 kb
No USS
cfos Speed


 bearbeitet_emule_complete.jpg (53.41K)
Number of downloads: 43

One client now downloaded > 33 mb... ??!!

[spamant]

Hi all,
Similar problem here, anyone found solution?

[ferengi-x]

I'm also using morph-6.7 and never encountered such problems at all...

This post has been edited by ferengi-x: 29 May 2005 - 07:32 PM