Vectoral box shuts down uTorrent??

[arkiebrian]

I run TorrentFlux on linux - no issues.

[koolyt]

it seems to work if i leave the Remote Desktop window open (don't minimize it)

edit: hm now it seems to work regardless. i dunno whats going on

[xr8]

Seems like a setting issue. I share a Vectoral box with Windows 2003 Web and we aren't having any issues. We simply connect, and log on with our userid's, uTorrent then starts automatically and I disconnect the session.

Vectoral did put out a note the other day saying they had trouble with a UPS. Perhaps your server is connected to this UPS and they have had to shut it down several times to fix???

[Fibre]

Check the uptime of the box.

[SaRkAsM]

hehe. it seems like a setting issue. Wat happens is if utorrent is running a bunch of things it consumes all the memory and crashes. Also happens if your getting a lot of diskoverloaded.

If you look in the directory utorrent is installed you might find some crash reports with a shit inside.

First place to look at is the Advanced section -> Disk Cache Settings. Hope it helps

[koolyt]

but its weird, it just went away on its own, even tho i was still downloading/uploading at 10-11 MB/s sometimes.

problem is now it came back after their UPS repair : (

edit: ok, this time i was watching while it shut down uTorrent and in Task Manager there was still available memory. wtf?

[fisherman]

Vectoral is becoming a pain in the ass...

My server went down on Dec 19th at 2pm and now 2 and half days later still down....they're support is shite....not answering tickets

I'm moving....I placed another order tonight elsewhere

[Fibre]

It's very true, their support is poor.

[fstokebanget]

I run TorrentFlux on linux - no issues.

how's the system resources if it runs TorrentFlux compared to rtorrent ?

[ridah]

TF is def. more of a resource hog than rtorrent. If you got a low end machine and plan to have 10+ torrents running TF will not be very good.