Azureus manual

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C: But is that peer choking you? C: But are you choking the peer? Up speed: Your uploading speed to the peer Up: Your overall upload to the peer Stat Up: An estimated value of the upload speed of the peer Overall Down Speed: The total download speed of the peer S: A peer can be "snubbed" for not delivering data at a high enough rate.

This snubbing can be set manually. Unchoke: Optimistic Unchoke In the decision making of whom to unchoke, random has its place. Discarded: Amount of discarded data send by the peer. You can specify the time Azureus saves resume info. This is the port to open in your firewall or forward in your router, if any. You can render your seeding automatic, with a few rules that cover all the possible scenarios. Only use this mode when you are the first and only seeder.

Each peer will be assigned a piece, and Azureus will then compute the time it takes for that particular piece to be seen again the swarm, thus identifying peers with high upload speed, to which Azureus will preferentially give data.

When activated, additional information is available in the details view, right-click, "Choose the columns to display". These values are taken care of through the configuration wizard run at the first start of Azureus on your system. They are indeed very dependant on your internet connection. The configuration wizard is available through the File Menu. Should you experience crashes when running Azureus, try lowering this value. You need to specify a nickname to get connected.

To connect, go to the Plugins menu and choose IRC. The "My Torrent" context menu item "Publish" enables you to publish a torrent to your tracker's web page without hosting it. This provides a quick way of sharing a torrent with other users. The torrent's existing tracker will be used by any other users, not yours. You can host a torrent when you created it using your tracker. Contents 1. General 8 b. Transfer 15 e. Tracker 20 k. Embedded Tracker 21 a. Getting started a. View Menu c.

Manual Forwarding-The Preferred Way. Error - re-do steps. Setting upload in Vuze is a fine line. The more upload you give, the more download you will get from other peers. However, if upload is set too high , or to unlimited , then download speeds will suffer as outgoing communications acknowledgment signals, resend requests etc will be interfered with. Other adjustments are made here to distribute your upload so that you receive back the most download from other peers.

Speed Test : Speedtest. First the upload capacity of your internet connection must be determined by taking an online speed test.

To take the test you must have Flash installed and javascript enabled. Before taking the speed test, press Settings in the upper right of the speedtest. This will take you to another page. At the bottom of that page is the "Global Settings" options. Set " Speed Measurement " to kilobytes and press " Save ". This will facilitate entry into the calculator below and will lessen confusion as qBittorrent shows speeds in kilobytes.

You should stop all internet activity, including torrents, before taking the test and the test should be taken a few times to obtain a reliable average.

Results will now show in KiloBytes. However, you may wish to do a double check on real life upload speed. When you are seeding a torrent with a good number of peers and you are using your upload cap, set upload to unlimited and watch for about minutes and see where upload settles in at. Then input that number into the calculator in the kiloBytes section. If your ISP has anything like Comcast's PowerBoost , then your results will show higher than the actual speed of your connection.

PowerBoost provides a burst of download and upload speeds above your provisioned download and upload speeds for the first 10MB and 5MB respectively. Since the speed test involves relatively small files, this will skew results upward. If you have PowerBoost, or something similar, you should initially use the speed test results and then use the test method in the paragraph above.

Try update to the latest Java and, assuming you are running on a 64 bit machine, make sure you have a 64 bit version of Java installed. Also make sure you have ownership of the file that cannot be copied. Frankly, I do not know what data is within that file, but here is a suggestion: why not rename it and try running the program? Sometimes Vuze will recreate various files and sometimes not. In any case, you do not have to delete it, just rename it to See what happens.

BTW, if you do not know, you will probably not be able to rename it with Vuze active or open, so close it first. You can always return it to its original name if it screws the pooch. Yes I have permission to access the file in the security properties I try to delete the So it can't be rename because I can't even just click at the file. I do not have the same issue with renaming