At the moment I am evaluating Ktorrent - and I’ve successfully loaded a
huge ton of data. Thing is: It won’t seed. It tells that it is
seeding, but the traffic counter on Ktorrent shows the opposite:
> Seeded: 0B
I don’t know where to fix that as I am travelling with my computer
throughout the United States… may it be the port? I think it’s
“dynamic”.
There’s a short how-to in the how-to’s part of the forum, you might want
to read that one on how to open the port needed by KTorrent.
Don’t think you’ll find anything better, Vuze offers -far- more
features but it also uses up like 20 times more resources… KTorrent is
balanced, resource friendly and comes with most features people
want/need.
Thanks. I’ll check that out. Resources are not that important to me when
leeching. Vuze looks great to btw. Any other great torrent prgrams you
want to suggest?
Reputation raised.
I know a lot of people run utorrent under wine, I am however satisfied
with kTorrent… and used to be pretty satisfied with Vuze.
However it’s my server handling the torrents and I want it idling as
much as possible… RAM usage of Vuze puts the swapfile to work more
often and it’s more CPU intensive as well.
I’ve also tried Torrentflux as I pretty much like to do everything via
a webui… but it lacks a lot of features.
If you decide to use Vuze, I recommend taking a look at my ’ bittorrent
server howto’ (http://tinyurl.com/639fcw). Just the optimization part
though, rest is irrelevant unless you ofcourse want Vuze to act as a
central downloadbox.
Well it’s not impossible at least, I’ve no experience in doing so
however.
Guess the forums of whichever client you ended up with would be the
place to get an answer, if it’s not in the FAQ.
Well, i ended up with using Vuze. I really love it - but how to tell the
program that I want to start seeding a file thats already been
downloaded? -
TheMask-
Thing is: It won’t seed. It tells that it is