Thanks for all the suggestions, and I'm actually very glad that it was a configuration issue rather than a software flaw. After turning the scheduler off, everything shot up to expected speeds (just above 2 Mbps across several downloads). It appears that now, no matter what the current settings say, your upload and download rates are beholden to whatever is set in the scheduler as long as it is active.īecause I had a download limit of 150 Kbps scheduled for my waking hours, I was completely unable to allow a download to hit full speed with the scheduler on. Previously, if a scheduled rate limit was in effect, changing the current settings would override the scheduled limit and allow you to temporarily set a different limit or turn it off without disabling the entire scheduler. I finally figured out what was happening, and it was related to the bandwidth scheduler. If you have the patience to delete one- then test - it would really be nice to know which deletion fixed it for you!!! :cool: I tried most of them, and wound up giving the man some $ when it was freeware, because he gave Sherlock back to me. Oh, yea - that FIndAnyFile is uncrippled shareware - and the link offers alternative programs by others that you may like better at the bottom of the webpage.
(though you may lose your uTorrent displayed ratio status history) You can recover your torrents-in-process from your backups. That should take care of any old/ updater residual pollutions.
You can selectively delete - or delete them all and download uTorrent again. This will show you everything on your HD that has the torrent name - you will see support folders, caches and more than 1 preference file. Search "uTorrent" in the "find all" mode. Copy the your torrents and torrented files to some backup device.
Rm ~/Library/Application\ Support/uTorrent/*dat* Some problems might go away if you delete the settings file (which will restore their default values). From the troubleshooting guide (The first sticky here): :cool:
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