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capping bittorrent upload speeds in OS X
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Somebody please fill me in on how to adjust that setting in the terminal window...thanks.
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Now I know, and knowing is half the battle!
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easier ... launch Safari, go to Versiontracker, get CarraFix
BitTorrent ports are 6881, 6882 and 6883
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uh?
The bit torrent window has a toolbar. Click the white pill. da.
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Originally posted by ambush:
uh?
The bit torrent window has a toolbar. Click the white pill. da.
Be nice to him, it took me a while to find this one too. Click the right top button on the window and set your uploads from 0 to 3 or 4 or whatever. O is unlimited which is the default.
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Umm..my bittorrent client has no window. I also checked under preferences in the file menu and there was nothing. What client are you guys using? I've simply been downloading torrent files and then double clicking on those. As far as I know, the only visual interface are those download windows that pop up after clicking on torrent files.
I'm using this one off of versiontracker:
(hmm...maybe I have an old version)
http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/18286
last notice I heard, you had to fiddle with the command line using a terminal window...
I'll try carrafix. thanks.
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Originally posted by kentuckyfried:
As far as I know, the only visual interface are those download windows that pop up after clicking on torrent files.
err... I think that's exactly what everyone's talking about here 
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Originally posted by kentuckyfried:
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Umm..my bittorrent client has no window. I also checked under preferences in the file menu and there was nothing. What client are you guys using? I've simply been downloading torrent files and then double clicking on those. As far as I know, the only visual interface are those download windows that pop up after clicking on torrent files.
I'm using this one off of versiontracker:
(hmm...maybe I have an old version)
http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/18286
last notice I heard, you had to fiddle with the command line using a terminal window...
I'll try carrafix. thanks.

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Originally posted by kentuckyfried:
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Umm..my bittorrent client has no window. I also checked under preferences in the file menu and there was nothing. What client are you guys using? I've simply been downloading torrent files and then double clicking on those. As far as I know, the only visual interface are those download windows that pop up after clicking on torrent files.
I'm using this one off of versiontracker:
(hmm...maybe I have an old version)
http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/18286
last notice I heard, you had to fiddle with the command line using a terminal window...
I'll try carrafix. thanks.
Yes, the download window IS the one your looking for.. Forget about carrafix. And yes, your version of Bittorrent is the correct one.
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I can see the Light!
Thanks all.
Does anybody know however what the command line setting is ,using Terminal, to permanently set a max upload speed so you don't have to manually do it for each and every one upload?
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it isn't working for me.
Internet surfing is still un..................b...........e................. ............a......................r.............. .........a..............................bly SLOW.
shite.
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