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If you find someone with a slow upload speed (like 0.5KB/sec or less), message them with a reasonable (not angry) message that they may have their upload slots set too high.
For many users, it would ALSO help to set upload BANDWIDTH in Kazaa (lite++ for us...) to no more than the max upload speed our ISP allows. If you only have 128kbps upload bw on your cablemodem/dsl, and you have upload bandwidth in KL++ set to unlimited then it'll try to push out 200kbps in a second and >80kbps will fail, get lost, have to be resent, etc -- and your ISP is counting part of those oversends against your limited max speed -- so you end up getting LESS out than if set to 128kbps max in KL++. Plus, it makes everything else slower.
I'd rather have 56k modems sharing only 1 slot at 24kilobits (that's 3 KB/sec) -- that way it doesn't hurt them as much... and a rare extra download source at 2-3 KB/sec is certainly nicer than the not-so-rare download speeds of <0.2KB/sec.
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04-15-2003, 12:02 AM
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I might also add from another post...
I have noticed since upgrading to 2.10 and using kazap it seems something slowed down. WTF is it set for default to search every 10 seconds, this must eat bandwidth. I even remember earlier versions of Speedup warning not to over use as it would eat bandwidth as well. I am currently testing with kazap on and off, seems to f**k up dl speed and may conflict with Speedup running at the same time. I don't think 2.10 should have been packaged with both. There may be alot of users running this without even knowing it. I suggest you use Speedup and pause kazap (should be eliminated from the program). I set Speedup to Find More Sources every 60 seconds, what about the rest of you. I am swaying to believe this is to much and every 300 seconds or in between may be better.
Well thats it, for a couple of weeks I couldn't get speeds beyond 25kb/s, ocasionally 75kb/s but it dropped down quickly. I thought I might just be digging hard to find files, although I had mutiple users all with shiity width (below 1), they couldn't all be 56kers? I turned off KaZap and like magic 100kb/s steady and more!! Well so much for that.
One additional comment that was poted to the above was...
kylman5000 Posted: 14 April 2003 - 23:12
It all depends on the situation. I turn off kazap when i connect at above 50, otherwise, i just leave it on. just jump supernodes every couple of hours, if you cant find a fast user.
Funny to see his name in my post considering
But this is true, and a happy medium. Although I have gone back to Speedup, remembering if it ain't broke and your happy (which I was), don't fix it (true up to a point).
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04-16-2003, 09:28 PM
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Kazap has been removed allready I think, and soon neither speedup nor kazap will be included, the latest k++ extensions will include a speedup utility built in
Searching any more than 30 seconds is insane and not needed, anything below 60 seconds IMO is too often
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04-16-2003, 11:02 PM
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04-18-2003, 01:02 PM
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hi there !
let's not get too elitist! as already pointed out not every file swapper can afford cable. i had 56k i now have cable (been there done that). and don't forget the upload on your page might be .05kb and on nine other pages as well equalling a pretty good 5kps. as we already know the more we share the quicker it moves from .05 to 5kps. when someone is uploading from me at .25 kps or whatever. i never kick them, they are conscious of the slow uptake and quite alarmingly i get a message from the uploading user asking to let them hang in there. i have a standard reply TAKE AS LONG AS YOU LIKE, the file your uploading came from k++
regards
m8t
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04-18-2003, 01:10 PM
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Originally posted by m8t@18 April 2003 - 14:02
hi there !
let's not get too elitist! as already pointed out not every file swapper can afford cable. i had 56k i now have cable (been there done that). and don't forget the upload on your page might be .05kb and on nine other pages as well equalling a pretty good 5kps. as we already know the more we share the quicker it moves from .05 to 5kps. when someone is uploading from me at .25 kps or whatever. i never kick them, they are conscious of the slow uptake and quite alarmingly i get a message from the uploading user asking to let them hang in there. i have a standard reply TAKE AS LONG AS YOU LIKE, the file your uploading came from k++
regards
m8t
That is a real sharers attitude.
Haven't had cause to do this for a while. You get the Top Man of the Day award.
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04-18-2003, 07:22 PM
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Originally posted by m8t@18 April 2003 - 08:02
and don't forget the upload on your page might be .05kb and on nine other pages as well equalling a pretty good 5kps. as we already know the more we share the quicker it moves from .05 to 5kps.
10 times .05kps is only .5kps -- if that's all your cablemodem is uploading, it's broken.
If you're sharing huge numbers of files (2,000+), it slows down your downloads and uploads a little. The 'sweet spot' for me is about 300-500 files shared.
If someone is downloading very slowly from me, I message them and ask if they want any tips to speed it up.
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04-22-2003, 09:07 PM
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Uh, is there a mod in the house?
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04-22-2003, 09:09 PM
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Probably as well waiting until heŽs finished then cleaning up the mess. HeŽll just keep doing it anyway.
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