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    Quote Originally Posted by IlSoldato View Post
    Unfortunatly, my english (and maybe my brain) is not enough for understand this big guide and the "Algorithms" parts, wich you say here there is why bt protocol if fastest.... can you explain this "Algorithms" parts ?
    I'm going to kill you. Okies, here's what I know, summarized.

    BitTorrent has no queues. If you connect to a client and he has a free slot, then you'll begin downloading. eMule's chunk size is a bit higher than 9MB. This means that if you have no complete chunks, you can't share any pieces of that file. In BitTorrent, those chunks are called "pieces", and can be much smaller than that. Those pieces are divided in subpieces, also. This means you can get on uploading faster. Furthermore, BT clients tend to download those pieces in a "rarest first" fashion, increasing availability and keeping the swarm healthy. If you're a new peer at 0% done, you'll get a random piece. If you take a lot from someone and don't upload pieces that you have and that peer could use, you'll be "choked". Choking is a temporary upload ban until you improve your behavior. The connection remains open to save reconnection costs. Unchoking checks are done regularly. If you upload enough to that peer, you'll be unchoked. This tit-for-tat algorithm only applies if you're a leecher connecting to another leecher.

    When you're close to the end and missing a single piece, your client will enter into "endgame mode". This means all available peers are bombarded with requests, so that you don't have to wait a lot if the people you're currently connected to have slow upload speeds.

    Here's a very nice Powerpoint slideshow that explains all of it in an easy-to-understand way:
    http://www.cs.toronto.edu/~walex/mpv...BitTorrent.ppt
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    This tit-for-tat algorithm only applies if you're a leecher connecting to another leecher.
    So if I use No Upload mod I can be shocked: Upload ban from the peer right ?

    When you're close to the end and missing a single piece, your client will enter into "endgame mode". This means all available peers are bombarded with requests, so that you don't have to wait a lot if the people you're currently connected to have slow upload speeds.
    I don't understand this part... now I will watch the power point presentation. Thanks a lot, rep +.
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    Quote Originally Posted by IlSoldato View Post
    So if I use No Upload mod I can be shocked: Upload ban from the peer right ?
    Correct, you may notice lower speeds because of this. You still have a free ride on all the available seeders, however.

    In most private trackers there are always much more seeders than leechers, so there's no speed problem in using a no upload mod.
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    Correct, you may notice lower speeds because of this. You still have a free ride on all the available seeders, however.
    No problem to upload and releasing new files with emule abandoned

    Now I will watch powerpoint file... maybe you need to help me with endgame mode.... sorry if this evening I'm going on your nervs.
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    Quote Originally Posted by IlSoldato View Post
    maybe you need to help me with endgame mode.... sorry if this evening I'm going on your nervs.
    That part shouldn't be hard to understand, but ask if you have any questions that can't be solved by searching.
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    If i open only 1 upload slot per torrent, i can receive more shocks from peers ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by IlSoldato View Post
    If i open only 1 upload slot per torrent
    Then you're a leecher.

    i can receive more shocks from peers ?
    You can put your fingers on a power socket if you want shocks
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    I was talking about the upload block between peer...
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    Then the answer is: maybe. You should only use 1 slot when you're on a very low-speed line.
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    I'm... in any case if speed is lower than 90% uT open another slot
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    Quote Originally Posted by IlSoldato View Post
    I'm...
    I'm talking about upload speeds of 5kB/s or less

    in any case if speed is lower than 90% uT open another slot
    Yes, it's a good idea to keep that ticked.
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    Hi @all again... can someone explain me, how exactly uTorrent select the slot to send datas ? Because it seems to select upload slot random clients.
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    Always waiting here...

    p.s. Look at the screen.... but how uTorrent know wich peer upload faster ?

    Last edited by piratemeister; 19.05.11 at 16:43.
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