Hi there forum!
I'm quite new to this whole Usenet thing, just so you know.
At first I was blasting away at a (for me) staggering 12MB/second. But after a few weeks of usage the speeds suddenly dropped to 800kb/sec. It is now slower than my previous torrent-client and I'm wondering if you lot got som magic solution to solve to my problem?
I'm currently using SABnzbd+ along with Astraweb and NZBmatrix. My Astraweb account is unlimited DSL. I'm using their European SSL-server, so I don't think that my ISP slowed down my speed. I've been messing around with every server and every port that Astraweb has to offer but without any luck... I have no firewall enabled. no anti-virus installed.
Speed decrease in downloads :(
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dannemanplay
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- Joined: September 19th, 2011, 2:30 pm
Re: Speed decrease in downloads :(
Does it make any difference if you wipe your whole queue?
Brute force method is this: stop SABnzbd, remove all files from the admin folder and start SABnzbd again.
(The location of the admin folder is shown in Config->Folders)
Brute force method is this: stop SABnzbd, remove all files from the admin folder and start SABnzbd again.
(The location of the admin folder is shown in Config->Folders)
Re: Speed decrease in downloads :(
Are you:
1) On Virgin in the UK?
2) Connecting via something other than port 443?
http://forums.sabnzbd.org/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=8866
1) On Virgin in the UK?
2) Connecting via something other than port 443?
http://forums.sabnzbd.org/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=8866