I went from rtorrent 0.9.6 from rakshasa to your fork because i was less buggy and it got the console less launch mode.
However, when i had a few To/month with the 0.9.6, now all torrents are on error state and i see rtorrent freezeing for few seconds. jesec/rtorrent 0.9.8 is always using 100% of the CPU while rakshasa/rtorrent 0.9.6 was peaking at ~50% with the same .rtorrent.rc and and session, i just updated bins.
I have ~600 torrents.
Some of the torrents error messages :
Tracker: [Timed out]
Tracker: [Couldn't connect to server]
This is the CPU usage trace that let me think rtorrent process is stalling :
Flood is also sometimes stalling on the rtorrent interface, that didn't happend with rakshasa/rtorrent 0.9.6.
I know this version has some issues with the UDP DNS resolution that make rtorrent stall, so i have a local dnsmask server as DNS caching. My first resolv.conf line is nameserver 127.0.0.1.
How to make it work like it should ?
[EDIT] : stopping all torrents solve the problem. I guess it's the UDP nameserver resolution error. How can i track the bad UDP torrents or stop only UDP torrents ?
Hello,
I went from rtorrent 0.9.6 from rakshasa to your fork because i was less buggy and it got the console less launch mode. However, when i had a few To/month with the 0.9.6, now all torrents are on error state and i see rtorrent freezeing for few seconds. jesec/rtorrent 0.9.8 is always using 100% of the CPU while rakshasa/rtorrent 0.9.6 was peaking at ~50% with the same .rtorrent.rc and and session, i just updated bins.
I have ~600 torrents.
Some of the torrents error messages :
This is the CPU usage trace that let me think rtorrent process is stalling :
Flood is also sometimes stalling on the rtorrent interface, that didn't happend with rakshasa/rtorrent 0.9.6.
I know this version has some issues with the UDP DNS resolution that make rtorrent stall, so i have a local dnsmask server as DNS caching. My first resolv.conf line is nameserver 127.0.0.1.
How to make it work like it should ?
[EDIT] : stopping all torrents solve the problem. I guess it's the UDP nameserver resolution error. How can i track the bad UDP torrents or stop only UDP torrents ?