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gav616
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2009-06-03 17:48
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i find manually setting massively requested files to 'very low' normally perverts the explosion of uploading for that one file.
So that might be one way to head down.
edited on: 06-03-09 17:49
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I agree with gav616. Setting the priority to "Very low" helps.
Nevertheless it would be useful to have aMule automatically set the priority to "Very low" for over popular files. I am not yet familiar how the popularity is determined, so I will have to take a closer look on this first. |
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gav616
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2009-06-03 20:06
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I believe popularity is determined only by requests, regardless of how well spread each chunk is or number of completed sources.. |
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gav616
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2009-06-03 20:14
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i think the main question is,
is it enough to widen the auto upload range by 2: [VL, L, N, H, VH]
or is a totally different approached to upload priority needed to be looked at?
atm, I think adding a slightly wider range to the current 'emule' design would be sufficient though, just to suppress highly requested files.
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gav616
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2010-03-03 02:56
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