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Deluge not uploading (vlemmy.net)

submitted 1 year ago by [email protected] to c/[email protected]

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Used to sail the high seas in the days of TPB and Demonoid (when they were still good). Started again recently with a servarr stack with Deluge on docker but didn't realize it wasn't seeding properly and now my torrentleech ratio is in grave danger.

What might I be missing in my network config? Docker has all ports exposed and Deluge has uPnP enabled. Downloads work just fine and torrents periodically connect to peers but nothing ever actually uploads.

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[–] [email protected] 3 points 1 year ago (1 children)

How are you running it with Docker? Are you using --net=host or manually binding the ports in question?

A couple things I would check:

Check Deluge's error logs: https://dev.deluge-torrent.org/wiki/Faq#EnableDelugeLogging
Check Deluge for what ports it is configured to use then:
- See if that port is bound (on Linux you can use sudo lsof -i:<portnumber>)
- See if there is any traffic running over that port (tcpdump or ngrep)

Do you have any port forwarding setup, or a firewall like iptables?

[–] [email protected] 2 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Right out the gate I want to express gratitude- over on reddit the expected response to my question would probably be something along the lines of "google it yourself" or "if you don't already know how, you shouldn't try to learn". It's nice to see that this place lives up to the label of "community" 😁

Unfortunately, wasn't able to glean anything from the logs but your port binding stuff did prompt me to try host mode networking instead of individual bindings (previously was doing the expose ports randomly option through portainer). This didn't have an immediate positive effect but it may have suggested that my issue is even dumber than originally anticipated- I think the files downloaded so far fit two categories that contribute to my low ratio: obscure stuff that nobody else wants and big freeleech stuff with so many seeds that nobody gets down to my box in the pile. This I confirmed by grabbing a high leech/low seed file from a public tracker and noting traffic on completion.

Upload still seems slow even with the public test so that may still need investigation but if I can find some stuff that people are actually downloading, I might still be able to pull my ratio out of the dumpster (hopefully before getting booted 🤞)

[–] [email protected] 2 points 1 year ago

Probably stating the obvious, but keep the obscure stuff around! You might not get upload immediately but the longer you seed it, the more chance someone else who wants it will come along and you get some of the upload. the most real upload I've ever gotten on TL (talking 1.2/1.5/1.9 ratio, absolutely insane ratio to have on a home network for a TL torrent imo) was from submitting a reseed request for several super obscure boxsets that had other leechers and no seeders.

but do watch out for downloading any more non-freeleech stuff from TL if your ratio is already poor, as that'll dig you into a bigger hole than just letting what you've already grabbed seed.