hi…
i have big problem with my other network members and they will kick me out of the network because of bitcomet ignoring the download limit
the problem is when i set the download limit to 50Kb/s some time"(when the task contain a lot of seeders)" it download with more than 200kb/s or more and drain all band width ignoring the limit that i have set
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Ok, that’s not good.
Not that it’s a solution, but if you set the scheduler to turn completely off some times, does that feature work properly for you?
this has nothing to do with the scheduler it self even if i set it from the connection option still the same for the tasks that has a lot of seeders
So you’re saying that if you set your global maximum download rate to 50, your installation isn’t respecting that?
Kluelos, I guess he tried to say that, even he limited the speed from Options → Connection, the downloading speed still exceeded the limit.
alaa777, the team has tested the problem you reported, but could not reproduce it. Can you please send the bitcomet.xml to me? You can find bitcomet.xml from %SystemDrive% \Users\USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\BitComet. My email address is lu.liu@bitcomet.com. Thanks
i just noticed that 42(dw task1) + 15(dw task2) not = 99 (dw global)
i just noticed that 42(dw task1) + 15(dw task2) not = 99 (dw global)
That’s something different and it’s explained in this topic.
thx but the problem is still there and it happens a lot when the peers more than 1k
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Well, the team acknowledged your report and as Lucy told you they are trying to reproduce the bug. No bug can be trapped if one can’t reproduce it first.
So, you’d better send your bicomet.xml file to the email address which Lucy gave you. Perhaps it will provide some further hints as to what’s happening.
already sent it 4 hours ago
Got it, thanks. However, your bitcomet.xml indicated that everything working fine.