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asd178: New User; Posts: 8; Joined: Mon Dec 16, 2019 5:19 pm

No incoming connections through VPN

My Linux machine is behind a NAT from which I can not port-forward as it is out of my control. I want to run Deluge on said machine, and to have incoming connections, too.
So, I install Docker container with Deluge and OpenVPN, connect to VPN server (which IS under my control), open a couple of ports and port-forward them to the VPN address of my OpenVPN client. A button in Deluge that checks active ports gives green light, Deluge downloads normally and uploads a little bit.
But no incoming connections. First, the «No Incoming Connections!» message never goes away, never at all. Second, I staged an experiment involving another torrent client (not port-forwarded) trying to download from the first one. Clients could not connect, but they should, if one of them was «connectable».

Any ideas? Could there be something wrong with the VPN, even if it works, apparently? Or, I could overlook something obvious.

gderf: Seeder; Posts: 155; Joined: Sat Jun 18, 2016 1:32 am

Re: No incoming connections through VPN

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by gderf » Sat Dec 21, 2019 11:49 pm

You will always see a «No Incoming Connections» warning when operating Deluge with a VPN or Proxy. There is nothing you can do to change this, nor do you need to. Don’t worry about it.

asd178: New User; Posts: 8; Joined: Mon Dec 16, 2019 5:19 pm

Re: No incoming connections through VPN

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by asd178 » Tue Dec 24, 2019 10:56 am

I installed one more Docker container, this time with qBittorrent and OpenVPN. The rest of the setup is the same. Now I have incoming connections in qBittorrent. So, it almost certainly is some trouble with Deluge.

mhertz: Moderator; Posts: 1758; Joined: Wed Jan 22, 2014 5:05 am; Location: Denmark

Re: No incoming connections through VPN

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by mhertz » Tue Dec 24, 2019 6:30 pm

Several have tried this test of trying to make another or same client connect to a forwarded deluge client without luck. I have no idea why and haven’t tried myself neither. (Edit: I’m not talking in general, but in staged testing.)

Socks5 proxies only have incoming connection when lucky through dht and utp, whereas vpns with forwarded ports should be fully open both tcp and utp/dht.

The point about incoming connections on distant endpoint is good though. Still, doesn’t explain why deluge seemingly is unconnectable in «staged» experiments, which I’ve read atleast twice in last couple of years I remember(where the steps reported sounded reasonable).

Sorry I cannot be of help

mhertz: Moderator; Posts: 1758; Joined: Wed Jan 22, 2014 5:05 am; Location: Denmark

Re: No incoming connections through VPN

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by mhertz » Wed Dec 25, 2019 2:49 am

Btw, for me then the «check incoming port» function in gtk-client works fine for VPN forwarded port. When starting client then it states port issue down in the right lower corner, but when going into preferences and pressing the checking button under network tab, then it works and the message in lower corner goes away(it takes some secs to test and so deluge stops to early in the message of lower corner initially). I’m on linux and using latest deluge and libtorrent i.e. deluge 2.0.4.dev23 and libtorrent 1.2.3, with python3.8.

I read an article about VPNs and port-forwarding, and they stated it could be tested if working in two ways, one in GTKUI and another by checking website testing open ports and allowing entering external IP(of VPN) and port. I of course knew that, but the part about the GTKUI as test-tool working too(for VPNs also), led me to try myself in GTKUI and it worked for me too, though i’ve heard before it didn’t(and always myself tested previously using the website method).

For proxies, it will not work of course.

asd178: New User; Posts: 8; Joined: Mon Dec 16, 2019 5:19 pm

Re: No incoming connections through VPN

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by asd178 » Wed Dec 25, 2019 10:06 am

mhertz wrote:
Sorry I cannot be of help

But you are! Now, hopefully, I could forget about this thing and concentrate on something more promising. Although, it’s a pity, because I like deluge Thin Client much better then qBittorrent WebUI (I need a remote connection to daemon).

mhertz wrote: Btw, for me then the «check incoming port» function in gtk-client works fine for VPN forwarded port. When starting client then it states port issue down in the right lower corner, but when going into preferences and pressing the checking button under network tab, then it works and the message in lower corner goes away(it takes some secs to test and so deluge stops to early in the message of lower corner initially). I’m on linux and using latest deluge and libtorrent i.e. deluge 2.0.4.dev23 and libtorrent 1.2.3, with python3.8.

That’s not what I’ve seen. I have different versions of everything (deluge 1.3.15), and it’s a different behavior (the message never goes away), and it makes me think if it’s worth a try with a new version.
Do I understand that correctly, that in that case you did not checked if there were actual incoming connections?

mhertz: Moderator; Posts: 1758; Joined: Wed Jan 22, 2014 5:05 am; Location: Denmark

Re: No incoming connections through VPN

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by mhertz » Wed Dec 25, 2019 4:43 pm

I just tested if it was an old-version issue or not, by temporarilly removing latest deluge and libtorrent and installing deluge 1.3.15 and libtorrent 1.1.13 and testing this again.

In deluge 1.3.15(and also newest), I disable upnp and nat-pnp as else it states OK connection regardless because of that. As in newest deluge, then initially the message down in status-bar to right, states no incoming connections, and when pressing test-button in preferences, then the green circle shows(in new deluge a checkmark shows instead) and the message goes away about no incoming connections in statusbar down to the right.

I checked incoming connections in the way I always do, which is to test on some website testing for open ports and supporting changing the checked IP away from your own, e.g. https://www.yougetsignal.com/tools/open-ports/ and enter IP and forwarded port of VPN endpoint. Also, I sometime use rtorrent and there is an issue there where magnets without fallback trackers defined doesn’t start without forwarded port, not dht-port but the other main incoming port, as metadata isn’t downloaded, for some reason, even though this works in other clients like deluge etc. This has been tested and confirmed by me and several others, e.g. one of the related devs there also.

I have never checked any «staged-experiments» though neither to confirm further, sorry.

asd178: New User; Posts: 8; Joined: Mon Dec 16, 2019 5:19 pm

Re: No incoming connections through VPN

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by asd178 » Wed Dec 25, 2019 5:41 pm

Success!
I’ve got incoming connections through VPN to Deluge 2.0.3. Don’t know which libtorrent version it is, because cannot find it in WebUI.

Thank you!

The only thing is that I need thin client for windows. I’m reading the «unofficial Windows installer» thread now.

mhertz: Moderator; Posts: 1758; Joined: Wed Jan 22, 2014 5:05 am; Location: Denmark

Re: No incoming connections through VPN

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by mhertz » Wed Dec 25, 2019 6:19 pm

Nice, you’re welcome, I’m glad you figured it out Maybe it’s a libtorrent version thing as for me it also worked in deluge 1.3.15, the test-button in preference-menu, I mean. You can see libtorrent version with e.g ‘deluge-console —version’ or ‘deluged —version’, or using distro’s package-manager of-course.

BTW, I ramble on, too much properly in that thread, and alot of the thread is outdated and also alot off-topic stuff about getting a plugin for a user working with deluge2.

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Я видел сообщение «Нет входящих подключений» в нижней части моей программы Deluge, но не в веб-Deluge.

Я попытался отключить брандмауэр и посмотреть, удаляет ли он, но это не сработало.

Я переключил порты для использования случайных портов как для входящих, так и для исходящих соединений в настройках предпочтений, но они все равно не исчезнут.

И у меня есть куча торрентов, которые стоят в очереди и не засеваются, когда люди скачивают.

задан
18 June 2016 в 20:12

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Существует одна вещь сделать: регистрация предпочтений, если наводнение видит порт, это использует в качестве «открытого» с «тестовой проверкой» активного порта. Не используйте «случайные порты» и используйте порты между 50 000, и 59999 (порты по умолчанию, используемые программами потока, иногда блокируются ISPs).

, Если это не показывает, это активно, необходимо открыть порты, Вы выбрали в своем маршрутизаторе в разделе «перенаправление портов». Вот, как к для большого количества маршрутизаторов (но с uTorrent, но это не имеет значения для установок маршрутизатора).

, но не во время веб-наводнения

, Что каждый использует Ваш интернет-порт.

ответ дан Rinzwind
18 June 2016 в 20:12

Я также имел эту проблему и диагностировал в течение последних нескольких дней. Онлайн было мало информации; все говорило мне делать то, что говорит единственный другой ответ в этом потоке, изменение наводнения портов использовало. Это не работало, таким образом, я начал изменять случайные настройки и видеть, влияли ли они на него. На ниже экрана у меня было все набор к-1, и как только я изменил их, Наводнение начало хорошо работать. Я не уверен, какая установка это всего лишь, я не забочусь, пока я могу поток.

ответ дан David Foerster
19 June 2016 в 06:12

Я попробовал все методы, предложенные выше, который не работал. Я перезапустил наводнение и много раз изменял порты. Я также проверил его с deluge -L debug, но ошибка не была там.

я удалил все свои потоки. Перезапущенное наводнение. Это начало работать.

Теперь все работает, но когда я ‘тестирую активный порт’, он показывает желтый треугольник с восклицанием (хотя его больше не показывают в нижней строке главного окна). Не обращайте много внимания на тот ‘тест’.

ответ дан Yaroslav Nikitenko
4 October 2019 в 14:00

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Hi,

I need help.

I just started using Deluge with PIA. I downloaded successfully for a few days, but now Deluge has «No incoming connection» and I can no longer upload or download. So far as I know I made no changes to my computer that would have caused Deluge to lose its ability to connect to the Internet.

As you will see from below I have tried hard, but failed to identify the cause of the problem. I would ask Deluge for help, but they have an impossible question ( What answer to the above question is named after a person? — there is no question!!!!) that must be answered before you can join their forum which is the only way you can contact Deluge — click here.

So if any forum members can suggest where I go from here, I would be very grateful indeed.

Setup

I use Deluge with Google Chrome, Private Internet Access (PIA) VPN and, BitDefender (Malware/virus protection) on a Dell T7910 work station running Windows 10 Professional. I have also tried running Deluge with the Epic browser but it still cannot establish an internet connection.

PIA is my VPN with the settings for torrenting being the PIA Switzerland server, port forwarding and the kill switch activated.

The relevant Deluge settings were: Incoming Port: 6881, Outgoing Port: Random, Interface: 10.33.10.6, For ‘Network Extras’ only ‘DHT’ was selected (additional possibilities were: UPnP, NAT-PMP, Peer Exchange and LSD. Should I be using any of these?) . Encryption: both incoming and outgoing enabled with Level set to either and the entire stream encrypted. The Daemon port was 58846. Initially, I used PIA socksV5 w/auth and port 8080 as a proxy. I had installed the Itconfig plugin but did not use it. All other settings were left at their defaults.

I took my Deluge settings from this PIA post forum: https://www.privateinternetaccess.com/forum/discussion/31663/pia-and-deluge-what-are-the-best-settings#latest

After these settings stopped working I uninstalled Deluge with Revo Uninstaller Pro and then reinstalled it. Deluge still had ‘No incoming connection’. I then changed the PIA server to Eastern USA and turned off the kill switch. I also tried running Deluge without a proxy and with ports other than 6881, including having both incoming and outgoing ports set to ‘random’. I also set the incoming port to the port PIA was using. No matter what I did Deluge still reported, ‘No Incoming Connection’.

Causes of the Problem

My VPN — PIA tells me that there have been no changes to PIA since I started using Deluge. So I assume PIA is not the problem. Suggestions on my PIA settings would be most welcome.

Firewall — My Bitdefender firewall has three settings for Deluge 1) Network: any, Protocol: 17.UDP, Traffic: Both, IP: Any, Access: checked 2) Network: any, Protocol 6.TCP, Traffic: Both, IP: Any, Access: checked 3) Network: any, Protocol: any, Traffic: Both, IP: Any, Access: checked. With these settings I do not think my Firewall can be stopping Deluge connecting to the Internet. The only other thing I can do with the firewall, is to set some port exceptions. Any Bitdefender forum members with suggestions?

My ISP Provider — Optimum/Cablevision is my ISP provider. I also use a Cablevision router. In a long Internet chat, their representative several times assured me that Optimum was not blocking any of my ports. He suggested I get a new router. I have, but to no effect.

My Router — My Cablevision router is a Sagecom Fast 5260 CV. Cablevision does not provide a manual. It also loads its own firmware which renders the manufacturer manual useless

I added a port forwarding rule to my router that had port 6881 forwarded to port 6881 (itself) once Deluge lost its connection to the internet. This still left Deluge unconnected to the Internet. Unfortunately, I know very little about ports and port forwarding so perhaps I made a mistake here.

The Cablevision port forwarding screen requires the following information:

Service (User Defined Service, FTP, HTTP, HTTPS, Telnet and TFTP. Only ‘User Defined Services’ allows a port choice. All the other choices have pre-assigned ports, I chose ‘User Defined Service’
Service Name (seemingly ‘My Service’ or whatever you want to enter),
Protocol (three options: All, UDP, TCP). I chose «All’
Port — this is the incoming port — I used 6881 initially?
Forward to Port — this choice offers the option of setting the forwarded port to ‘Same as incoming port’. Initially I chose ‘Same as incoming port’.
Select a host — this option allows me to choose (I think) one of the four PCs/laptops I have connected to my router. I the desktop that was running Deluge.
Locate Device By — when, in 6 (six) above (Select a Host) I choose the desktop PC that was running Deluge, the ‘Locate Device By’ defaulted to ‘IP Address’.

After these settings failed to connect Deluge, I tried setting the incoming port to 29805 first to itself as the forwarded port and then with 29806 as the forwarded port. Nirsoft CurrPorts app showed that Deluge was using these ports to connect to the Internet (obviously with no success).

For the more technically minded forum members, click here for a guide to creating a new port map on the Sagecom Fast 5260 CV. I’m afraid it’s a bit too daunting for me right now. I’ve also appended the guide to this post.

The only other thing I can think of looking at is my modem, but I am unsure of how to do this and wary of making big mistakes.

I only want to invest in a new non-Cablevision router as a last resort.

I am not sure where to go from here, so suggestions please.

My thanks in advance for all your suggestions and comments.

Addendum

Creating a new port map on the Sagecom Fast 5260 CV:

Open your web browser. Go to http://192.168.1.1
Enter the router login username and password listed on the back of your router. The default username and password are as follows:

Username: Admin

Password: admin

3. Your router’s home page (or dashboard) should now appear.

4. Find your device and write down your MAC and IP address. Throughout the dashboard, devices highlighted in white are currently active. Inactive devices are grayed out.

5. Select Access Control

6. Port Forwarding

7. Select Create a New Port Mapping

8. Fill out the info, save, done.

https://steamcommunity.com/app/105600/discussions/0/357288572135838924/

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Unable to Use Deluge — No Incoming Connections

I am posting this in the beginners forum because this is my first real experience with Linux and Ubuntu.

I have two Windows laptops connected to a newly built server running Ubuntu 12.04.1 LTS. I installed Deluge on the server and activated the Web UI on one of the laptops. I set Deluge to automatically connect to any torrent added to one of the shared folders on the server.

When I attempt to add a torrent, either directly through either the client on the server or the Web UI or by adding the torrent to the designated shared folder, the torrent appears in Deluge, but it won’t connect. I can download the same torrent using utorrent on my Windows laptop, so that is not the problem. The status bar states «No Incoming Connections!». I searched for as much information as I could online before posting, but most of what was mentioned did not apply. For instance, UPnP has been enabled on both Deluge and my router.

I’ve been working on this for several hours now, but I admit, I’m wandering in the dark here. I am also posting this on the Deluge forum, but similar posts seem to be directed away to forums such as this. Thank you for your assistance. I will be happy to provide any additional information you might find useful.
Re: Unable to Use Deluge — No Incoming Connections

Try to flush the IP tables. I don’t remember the code. That was the only way I could manage to download on torrent software in Ubuntu.

PS: Don’t do this if you have set up rules.
Re: Unable to Use Deluge — No Incoming Connections

I flushed the IP tables, but there was no change.
Re: Unable to Use Deluge — No Incoming Connections

I see the warning sometimes, but it never actually impedes downloading or uploading, everything works fine so I kind of ignore it. Moreover, it only happens from time to time.
Re: Unable to Use Deluge — No Incoming Connections

I have a very similar problem: can’t download anything since i updated from ubuntu 12.04 32b to ubuntu 12.10 64b. I’ve tried installing, reinstalling, purging, (you name it) with deluge. Back in 12.04 i had no problem, but now it just wont work.

Triyng stuff, i installed transmission (had it unistalled when updated), but it wont download either.

Checked iptables, but there is no rule established, and the policies are set to ACCEPT.

Then i began thinking that my internet provider was blocking torrents, so i took the 3G modem (all i have for internet connection) and placed it in a laptop (borrowed) with ubuntu 12.04 32b, started deluge with the same torrents and it began downloading: so ruled out blocking by provider. Furthermore, i connected the modem to my PC (the one with 12.10 64b), and used ICS config for my LAN, then connected the laptop to it, and deluge in laptop is still able to download torrents (note that internet traffic goes trough the main PC, which confirms that there is no firewall blocking anything).

I made the same settings in both deluge’s, since the one in the laptop worked, and still nothing.

So, i ran out of options and still cant get deluge to download anything.

So please, i really need your help to solve this.

PS: i went from 12.04 to 12.10 before going from 32b to 64b, and can’t say for sure but i think that deluge wasn’t working in 12.10 32b either.
Re: Unable to Use Deluge — No Incoming Connections

I have installed/uninstalled/reinstalled Deluge and can not get it to work. The problem is I can’t get it to connect to the internet. I have tried numerous things in that area with no success.
It says no incoming connections at the bottom of the GUI, and going into preferences/network/test active port, and nothing… When I have tried to start a download, it doesn’t show up as an option for download.
I have it installed on another computer and it does a great job. Transmission is okay, but I would rather have Deluge.
I don’t know if processor has anything to do with it, but this computer is 64x and the other computer is a very old 32x.

Last edited by 420trvlr; December 27th, 2012 at 11:41 PM.
Re: Unable to Use Deluge — No Incoming Connections

As an update, my Internet connection is fine. I also tried using qBitTorrent, but I can’t get any torrent to connect with that program either. All of the torrents I have tested download just fine on my Windows computer. It seems that I can’t get any torrent application to work in Ubuntu. Any thoughts?
Re: Unable to Use Deluge — No Incoming Connections

I’m having the same exact problem. If anyone has come across a solution can you point me in the right direction?
Re: Unable to Use Deluge — No Incoming Connections

Also having this problem.

Can’t use any bittorrent client to download torrents. However, my other computers, (windows 8, osx) can use clients.

Tried three clients, with nothing.

Using 12.04 LTS

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CityAceE

А у меня так 1.3.2 и пишет.

Я понял что что-то не так после того, как создал ярлык на рабочем столе, через USC удалил Deluge (ярлык превратился в вопросительный знак), а программа так и продолжала запускаться, хотя я вычистил её всеми честными способами. Пришлось искать куда ещё записался файл deluge-gtk и вычищать его и всё, что лежало рядом. После этого установил 1.3.3 из репозитория, но программа не захотела стартовать. Решил проблему, собрав Deluge 1.3.3 из исходников и установив поверх. Чувствую со следующей версией тоже придётся помучиться.

Land

да, спасибо, руками обновился. Имею теперь 1.3.3. Но все равно не качает и не раздает. может у кого-то есть мысль, что еще можно попробовать сделать?
А где deluge хранит файлы настроек? Попробовать удалить их полностью и заново настроить демона…

« Последнее редактирование: 01 Августа 2011, 22:20:04 от Land »

Чистый

А где deluge хранит файлы настроек? Попробовать удалить их полностью и заново настроить демона…

/home/user_name/.config/deluge

Тестовый репозиторий kdeNeur ppa:devcode/kdeneur
各々が死ぬことをどのように決定する

h4e

Проверил у себя и действительно есть такой баг Хорошо, что у меня конфиг прежний остался и все колонки уже выставлены так, как мне нужно.

в баг репорт смотрели есть нет описание данного бага?

На баг-трекере не нашел.

Asus Z97V, P8600, 4Gb, 320Gb, Intel 5300

Land

Помогите разобраться, что натворил Короче, снес полностью делюгу с файлами настройки и всеми каталогами. Поставил заново. Теперь при попытке запуска демона получаю следующее

land@NAS:~$ sudo deluged
Traceback (most recent call last):
File «/usr/bin/deluged», line 5, in <module>
from pkg_resources import load_entry_point
File «/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/pkg_resources.py», line 2671, in <module>
working_set.require(__requires__)
File «/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/pkg_resources.py», line 654, in require
needed = self.resolve(parse_requirements(requirements))
File «/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/pkg_resources.py», line 552, in resolve
raise DistributionNotFound(req)
pkg_resources.DistributionNotFound: deluge==1.3.3

Ну и демон разумеется не запускается. Что делать?

Красноглазый

Помогите разобраться, что натворил Короче, снес полностью делюгу с файлами настройки и всеми каталогами. Поставил заново. Теперь при попытке запуска демона получаю следующее

land@NAS:~$ sudo deluged
Traceback (most recent call last):
File «/usr/bin/deluged», line 5, in <module>
from pkg_resources import load_entry_point
File «/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/pkg_resources.py», line 2671, in <module>
working_set.require(__requires__)
File «/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/pkg_resources.py», line 654, in require
needed = self.resolve(parse_requirements(requirements))
File «/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/pkg_resources.py», line 552, in resolve
raise DistributionNotFound(req)
pkg_resources.DistributionNotFound: deluge==1.3.3

Ну и демон разумеется не запускается. Что делать?

А почему sudo deluged ?
И вообще я запускаю демон через интерфейс самого делюга. Так проще.

Haron Prime

У мну deluged стоит в автозапуске и никаких проблем нет.
Ну, или почти никаких — демрн работает, а вот вебморда не хочет, отображает чистый лист.

Land

Помогите разобраться, что натворил Короче, снес полностью делюгу с файлами настройки и всеми каталогами. Поставил заново. Теперь при попытке запуска демона получаю следующее

land@NAS:~$ sudo deluged
Traceback (most recent call last):
File «/usr/bin/deluged», line 5, in <module>
from pkg_resources import load_entry_point
File «/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/pkg_resources.py», line 2671, in <module>
working_set.require(__requires__)
File «/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/pkg_resources.py», line 654, in require
needed = self.resolve(parse_requirements(requirements))
File «/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/pkg_resources.py», line 552, in resolve
raise DistributionNotFound(req)
pkg_resources.DistributionNotFound: deluge==1.3.3

Ну и демон разумеется не запускается. Что делать?

А почему sudo deluged ?
И вообще я запускаю демон через интерфейс самого делюга. Так проще.

ок, можно и без sudo. Картина не меняется. А почему из командной строки? Ну просто на NASе стоит серверная Ubuntu.

Красноглазый

Land

tuft

не прошло… В общем будет лечиться переустановкой системы, что ж поделаешь…

Вот блин Прям как на винде

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Antony3d

Последнее время очень часто (почти всегда) стала проявляться проблема с закрытым портом при перезапуске Deluge. После чего так стало — я не заметил, клиент не обновлял, систему координально тоже не крутил.

Core Version: 1.3.0
libtorrent version: 0.15.4.0
Ubuntu 10.10 (Linux a3d-linux 2.6.35-30-generic-pae #56-Ubuntu SMP Mon Jul 11 21:51:12 UTC 2011 i686 GNU/Linux)

Естественно порт открыт на роутере под фикс. значением, в клиенте стоит такое-же. Раньше Делюга очень-очень редко вылазил с ошибкой No incoming connections и его перезагрузка сразу решала проблему. А сейчас, хоть заперезапускайся, фиг, рестарт системы только помогает.

Есть ли какие-то идеи по данному вопросу?

« Последнее редактирование: 05 Августа 2011, 04:41:17 от Antony3d »

tuft

Antony3d, у меня та же фигня.
Я на роутер грешил, а пробовать с другими клиентами было лень.
Вроде помогает передёргивание роутера.

Красноглазый

Подобная проблема была еще под виндой с uTorrent. По какой-то причине роутер не мог достаточно долго освободить используемый порт.
Решилось выбором порта случайным образом, что сейчас используется и для делюга. Причем в отличии от uTorrent делюг соединяется вообще на раз. Мю, помнится, время от времени залипал даже при смене портов.

tuft

Красноглазый, и как же в роутере настроить «случайный порт»? И чтоб совпадало с делюгом

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