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    Quote Originally Posted by Pleadr3 View Post
    Thank you for your quick response.
    Im using SSH 2 there , too. Probably SSH 1 is much faster just like what I experience with SFTP using SSH 1 ?!
    I've never knowingly tried SSH1 with my current server, SSH2 is the current standard. I tried to help you out but I my server rejected my SSH1 connection attempts. From what I understand if you used a new version of filezilla it should be SSH2 since that's the current standard.

    You may be experiencing what MikeD is talking about with low priority traffic. I live in the US and the lowest I have seen is around 500KB transfer speeds, though typically I max out my home connection, if I let it. Many factors can effect an internet connection going half way around the world.


    Quote Originally Posted by Pleadr3 View Post
    @JayBlaze, how do you exactly activate SSL for seedbox webui? (using deluge here)
    I haven't used Deluge, but from their FAQ:



    1. Create (self-signed) ssl certificates: SSL/TLS Strong Encryption: FAQ - Apache HTTP Server
    2. Put deluge.cert.pem and deluge.key.pem in ~/.config/deluge/ssl/


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    Hey.

    We've got the server now... and pretty much everything works.
    But there is one major issue : the speeds.
    We are still on the same HDD together (not seperated yet). And using Deluge 1.2.3.
    I did some tests by making a new upload on a tracker... Got 22 leechers, most likely most of them have seedboxes. My speeds reeched (yes you won't believe it) 11.1MB/s UL for for some seconds, and I was amazed.
    But then the speeds started to jump. 1 second it was 7 MB/s then 2, then 0!! it even stayed at 0 for quite some time then, then it started again... 2... 5.... 7... 4... 1... like crazy... In the end my total upload speed over a duration of 10 hours was 1.37 MB/s!!!! 1.37MB/s!! This is not what I expect on a 100Mbit server, I was thinking of getting atleast 5MB/s on average.

    Can someone tell me if OVH is really that bad, or what might cause these instabilities?
    Can someone perhaps post a guide how to setup a working rutorrent seedbox that should work 1a with OVH?

    What might my mate have set up wrong!?.

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    It really doesn't sound like you have a problem to me. With one torrent you seeded like 40 some gigs in that 10 hours. That's not bad. Here is some of the factors that may affect speed.
    -speed of your peers, they can only connect to you so fast.
    -just the way torrent works, as soon as someone gets piece they are sharing that piece with others. So your actually competing with all the peers for upload speed, the protocol is intended to lessen the burden and dependency on one individual. ultimately make the download as fast as possible while sharing the burden with everyone.
    -Makes sure to disable DHT, LPD, PEX for private trackers.

    Do the same test using 5 torrents and the speed will be higher.

    check your ulimit -n if its 1024 make it higher or you might run into problems with lots of connections and files being open at the same time.

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    You really should go for vpn if you need security... there is many cheap options suitable for torrents :)

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    Thanks once again JayBlaze. Doing some tests now. I changed the deluge settings.
    First of something im unsure :

    ulimit is still 1024, (cache size 16 KiB blocks)
    cache expiry is 60 (seconds)

    Should I change that? and to which value?

    Incoming ports are not random, but I got them from 62000 to 62999
    Outgoing ports are random
    Last edited by Pleadr3; August 12th, 2010 at 05:15 AM. Reason: typos

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pleadr3 View Post
    ulimit is still 1024, (cache size 16 KiB blocks)
    cache expiry is 60 (seconds)
    I wouldn't mess with it unless your suspecting disk overloads or something. ulimit -n could be higher for torrenting, like 2048 or 4096, but if your not having problem I don't if that will buy you anything.

    If you end up figuring out some optimized setting for faster speeds let me know and I'll do the same back.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pleadr3 View Post
    Hey.

    We've got the server now... and pretty much everything works.
    But there is one major issue : the speeds.
    We are still on the same HDD together (not seperated yet). And using Deluge 1.2.3.
    I did some tests by making a new upload on a tracker... Got 22 leechers, most likely most of them have seedboxes. My speeds reeched (yes you won't believe it) 11.1MB/s UL for for some seconds, and I was amazed.
    But then the speeds started to jump. 1 second it was 7 MB/s then 2, then 0!! it even stayed at 0 for quite some time then, then it started again... 2... 5.... 7... 4... 1... like crazy... In the end my total upload speed over a duration of 10 hours was 1.37 MB/s!!!! 1.37MB/s!! This is not what I expect on a 100Mbit server, I was thinking of getting atleast 5MB/s on average.

    Can someone tell me if OVH is really that bad, or what might cause these instabilities?
    Can someone perhaps post a guide how to setup a working rutorrent seedbox that should work 1a with OVH?

    What might my mate have set up wrong!?.
    Personally I'd just go with rtorrent running in screen.
    Using rtorrent ensures that you can see exactly what's going on.
    Type: screen rtorrent
    To detach it press CTRL+A then tap D
    To reattach: screen -raAd

    If you have multiple screens running (like say if you're using irssi and rtorrent at the same time), then just type screen -raAd, it'll give you the process ID of that screen, just type screen -raAd PROCESSIDHERE. This is a really quick process to do.

    About the speeds, try just using multiple torrents to upload and download from and see if that works.
    I'd also recommend installing something like vnstat if you haven't already so you can check just how much is being used every day/month/whatever.

    Here's the commands for rtorrent by the way:
    RTorrentUserGuide
    Seriously, spend a few mins just messing around with it. You'll be thankful later.

    So for example limiting the speed would just necessitate tapping 'a', 's', or 'd' to limit it by however much (it tells you how much each one does it by on the command page above). To unthrottle the speed you just tap (in uppercase) 'A', 'S', 'D'.
    It's much, much easier and simpler to do than I can describe.
    To see more info about a torrent just tap right, etc, etc.

    I'd also recommend testing it out with other trackers where you know people will be using seedboxes like BitmeTV or something like that. Make sure to choose something with a lot of seeds.
    Have you tried running a speedtest on the server?
    Try using wget to get a large file from a web server you know is gonna be fast (maybe an Ubuntu iso from a location near you?). That way you can be sure it's probably something to do with the setup of the client, or possibly just a torrent with not as many seeders with seedboxes/fast upload speeds.

    As for seeding, you most likely know this but use lots of torrents to maximize your upload. Grab the newest ones you can using RSS or something similar if the tracker supports it.


    Quote Originally Posted by Pleadr3 View Post
    2) IRC with SHH putty via irssi should be quite secure?
    Sort of. While your home connection to the server is encrypted (using SSH) from anyone (your ISP for example) being able to see what you're doing, your connection from the server to the IRC network isn't.
    You can connect securely to IRC networks using SSL.

    Type (in irssi): /connect -SSL irc.servernamehere.com SSLPORTNUMBHERHERE

    This will ensure end to end encryption so communications can't be intercepted. So now you've got encryption via SSH to the server, and from the server to IRC via SSL.

    You will need to find out the correct SSL port though for the IRC server you use, this can just be a quick search away though, check on the network's website, or ask an IRCop of the network what it is. Most of the time it'll be 6697, 7000, or 9999.
    Last edited by hanc; August 14th, 2010 at 11:02 AM.

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