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I've noticed over the past couple of days that my pc just won't upload... I tried uploading a torrent to Oink... connection reset. Tried uploading a file to zebox... connection reset. In Azureus, none of my torrents are uploading anything. Any suggestions? |
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Fuck if I know. If you delete all your temporary internet files, clear browsing history, delete recycle bin, use that stupid disk fragmentizingw eaogj and it still doesn't work.. buy a new computer. |
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I've also noticed in Azureus that recently, if I test my port, half the time it has a time-out error. The other half of the time it's fine. Fucked if I know what has suddenly caused this. All I know is that it's starting to become annoying. Grr. |
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Hmm, I haven't used Azureus since May. Have you tried finding BitTorrents on isohunt.com? |
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Your router is set up dhcp, and your computer's IP address has changed, so your ports aren't forwarding correctly. |
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Oh yeah.. I think you're supposed to change your IP settings from dynamic to static. |
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Thanks, epoh, I'll check that out... but does that apply specifically to Azureus, because it must be happening on port 80 also, for it to be affecting my Firefox uploads? |
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port 80 is probably open in your router for all IP addresses by default. |
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oh, nevermind, i get what you're saying now. i don't know what's up with that. |
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I already have a static IP from when I port-forwarded for Azureus when I set up my internet connection. Also, Dhcp is not enabled (whatever that means). My router strength is excellent, and when I did a bandwidth test it came out just fine. I can't think where the problem lies :S |
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Sounds like an MTU size issue. Your computer is trying to upload chunks bigger than your connection can handle. Somewhere in your router there's a config page where you can lower the MTU to 1492. Try that size, and if that doesn't work, try less. |
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mal de ojo |
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