OK, there appear to be lots of seeds, why am I not connected to any of them? A good way to get a feel for the swarm is to go to the peers view - this shows you details of all the peers you are connected to in the swarm and you can use it to see if other peers are successfully downloading while you are not. If you see lots of peers with an availability that is the same as your availability then it means that the swarm is somewhat choked, perhaps due to a superseed.
If everyone is stuck at the same availability and not downloading, and there appear to be a lot of seeds that are not sending anyone any data, then the download is likely bad.
Another indication of a poisoned torrent can be when you see a number of peers with similar IP addresses - that is they share a common prefix. When Vuze checks the data file for correct data, it will believe the. If you apply a wrong. If the torrent does not move into the seeding window on its own: Right-click on newly created entry in the download window of the My Torrents view. Select Force Re-check.
By pretending there's a full copy for every X peers, you lower the ranking of torrents with a lot of peers. For example, you have the following torrents: Name Seeds Peers A 50 0. However, if you pretend that there's 1 full copy for every 5 peers, it'll look like this to the seeding rules: Name PretendSeeds Peers original Seeds A 50 0. First Priority I hope the configuration page explains itself well enough. The main reason for "First Priority" is to allow continuation of seeding after a torrent moves from downloading to seeding.
In fact, the two elapsed time options will not work at all for torrents who already finished in a prior Azureus session. Also note that torrents with 0 peers can't be tagged as 1st Priority. Ignore Rules Ignored torrents will have their reason displayed in the "Seeding Rank" column in the "My Torrents" view. Ignore rules apply to all Seeding Rank types. It can take a few seconds to a few minutes for you to connect to a seed after you start downloading.
It will probably take longer if you have a NAT problem or firewall problem. The tracker is just wrong, there really isn't a seed anymore at that IP. There is too much latency between you and the seed to establish a connection before one or the other computer times out and gives up. Namespaces Page Discussion. Views Read Edit View history. Download Vuze Now.
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