All Uploads immediate xfer interrupted
 

I have searched and read all info regarding this issue but have yet to resolve it.

LimeWire version 4.0.8

Java version 1.4.2_03 from Sun Microsystems Inc.

Windows XP v. 5.1 on x86

Free/total memory: 2404648/38178816





Detail: Example



-- listing session information --

Current thread: AWT-EventQueue-0

Active Threads: 65

Uptime: 6:37

Is Connected: true

Number of Ultrapeer -> Ultrapeer Connections: 24

Number of Ultrapeer -> Leaf Connections: 0

Number of Leaf -> Ultrapeer Connections: 0

Number of Old Connections: 0

Acting as Ultrapeer: true

Acting as Shielded Leaf: false

Number of Active Uploads: 0

Number of Queued Uploads: 0

Number of Active Managed Downloads: 0

Number of Active HTTP Downloaders: 0

Number of Waiting Downloads: 0

Received incoming this session: true

Number of Shared Files: 3098

Guess Capable: false



-- listing threads --

Acceptor: 1

AWT-Shutdown: 1

AWT-EventQueue-0: 1

pinger thread: 1

QRPPropagator: 1

MessageLoopingThread: 24

QueryDispatcher: 1

MulticastService: 1

TimerQueue: 1

UDPService-Receiver: 1

TimerRunner: 1

OutputRunner: 24

QueryUnicaster: 1

ConnectionWatchdog: 1

DestroyJavaVM: 1

Java2D Disposer: 1

AWT-Windows: 1

Thread-3: 1

HTTPAcceptor: 1





-- listing properties --

APP_HEIGHT=838

FILTER_WHATS_NEW_ADULT=false

FRACTIONAL_UPTIME=0.02549903

LAST_EXPIRE_TIME=1097805795359

SESSIONS=18

RUN_ONCE=true

SHOPPING_VIEW_ENABLED=false

MINIMIZE_TO_TRAY=false

SHOW_TOTD=false

ALLOW_PARTIAL_SHARING=false


FORCE_IP_ADDRESS=true

LAST_SHUTDOWN_TIME=1097960572859

FREELOADER_FILES=100

EVER_ACCEPTED_INCOMING=true

EVER_SUPERNODE_CAPABLE=true

FREELOADER_ALLOWED=59

MAX_UPLOAD_BYTES_PER_SEC=11

TOTAL_UPTIME=82043

AVERAGE_UPTIME=4557

CONNECTION_VIEW_ENABLED=true

CLEAR_UPLOAD=false

RUN_ON_STARTUP=false

APP_WIDTH=1160

PLAYER_ENABLED=false

HARD_MAX_UPLOADS=8

INSTALLED=true

MAX_SIM_DOWNLOAD=8


LAST_GWEBCACHE_FETCH_TIME=1097805804343

CONNECTION_SPEED=350

WINDOW_Y=-4

MAX_DOWNLOAD_BYTES_PER_SEC=106

WINDOW_X=-4

CLEAR_DOWNLOAD=true





All transfers are interrupted within 1 second of their request to download. My router port is being forwarded and I have no problem with any other application using port forwarding. I have a static ip address from my ISP. NO OTHER FIREWALL is being used. Downloads and searches are fine.

Can someone please help?

This is not really my type of thread to answer, but I'm just prodding for some xtra info & clarification for others to consider for answering. What type of connection do you have (cable/adsl, etc.) & what speed rating up & dwn? Check your Statistics (LW's menu Tools-Statistics (here you can tick Advanced if you wish). What types of results have you for your 'uplding' attempts?

Are any of the hosts on your connections page listed as "Incoming"? There's something odd with your connections

Quote:

Number of Ultrapeer -> Ultrapeer Connections: 24 Number of Ultrapeer -> Leaf Connections: 0

This could just be because you grabbed the info early in the start-up sequence . . .

I took another example:

LimeWire version 4.0.8

Java version 1.4.2_03 from Sun Microsystems Inc.

Windows XP v. 5.1 on x86

Free/total memory: 2608832/39256064





Detail: Example



-- listing session information --

Current thread: AWT-EventQueue-0

Active Threads: 67

Uptime: 12:16

Is Connected: true

Number of Ultrapeer -> Ultrapeer Connections: 25

Number of Ultrapeer -> Leaf Connections: 0

Number of Leaf -> Ultrapeer Connections: 0

Number of Old Connections: 0

Acting as Ultrapeer: true

Acting as Shielded Leaf: false

Number of Active Uploads: 0

Number of Queued Uploads: 0

Number of Active Managed Downloads: 0

Number of Active HTTP Downloaders: 0

Number of Waiting Downloads: 0

Received incoming this session: true

Number of Shared Files: 3098

Guess Capable: false



-- listing threads --

Acceptor: 1

AWT-Shutdown: 1

AWT-EventQueue-0: 1

pinger thread: 1

QRPPropagator: 1

MessageLoopingThread: 25

QueryDispatcher: 1

MulticastService: 1

TimerQueue: 1

UDPService-Receiver: 1

TimerRunner: 1

OutputRunner: 25

QueryUnicaster: 1

ConnectionWatchdog: 1

DestroyJavaVM: 1

Java2D Disposer: 1

AWT-Windows: 1

Thread-3: 1

HTTPAcceptor: 1





-- listing properties --

APP_HEIGHT=838

FILTER_WHATS_NEW_ADULT=false

FRACTIONAL_UPTIME=0.028488515

LAST_EXPIRE_TIME=1097805795359

SESSIONS=19

RUN_ONCE=true

SHOPPING_VIEW_ENABLED=false

MINIMIZE_TO_TRAY=false

SHOW_TOTD=false



FORCE_IP_ADDRESS=true

LAST_SHUTDOWN_TIME=1097962437734

FREELOADER_FILES=100

EVER_ACCEPTED_INCOMING=true

EVER_SUPERNODE_CAPABLE=true

FREELOADER_ALLOWED=59

MAX_UPLOAD_BYTES_PER_SEC=11

TOTAL_UPTIME=84212

AVERAGE_UPTIME=4432

CONNECTION_VIEW_ENABLED=true

CLEAR_UPLOAD=false

RUN_ON_STARTUP=false

APP_WIDTH=1160

PLAYER_ENABLED=false

HARD_MAX_UPLOADS=8

INSTALLED=true

MAX_SIM_DOWNLOAD=8


LAST_GWEBCACHE_FETCH_TIME=1097805804343

CONNECTION_SPEED=350

WINDOW_Y=-4

MAX_DOWNLOAD_BYTES_PER_SEC=106

WINDOW_X=-4

CLEAR_DOWNLOAD=true


I am on a commercial grade cable 768Kup/5.5Mdown. I have seen an occasional Incoming on the connections page but don't see any at the moment. Specs are:
Intel P4 3.2ghz Hyperthreaded
1GB DDR ram in dual mode
Linksys Cable Modem
Linksys Cable/DSL Router (use ports 6346 or 32122 and back to 6346 no difference)
TrendMicro turned off and on (no difference)

Here is a screenshot, hope it helps.

(screenshot deleted)

I do show one incoming but all of the uploads show Transfer Interrupted.

Thanks
Tom

Hmm--you should be seeing ~30 peers and ~30 leaves (total of 60 hosts), and 1/2 of them "incoming."

Your stats show "Guess Capable: false", so check the port-forwarding on the Linksys to see if it's allowing UDP as well as TCP (both need to be checked).

As already said, this is not my type of thread, but before I bought my D-Linkys adsl modem, I did read on the web that the linkys cable modem & another brand get hot after a while & can suffer from dropped packets. Their solution was to run a fan onto the modem which seemed to fix it. This may have nothing to do with the situation at hand, but I thought I'd mention it.

Both TCP and UDP are forwarded. And the modem and router are cool.
I do run an FTP, Website, SMTP, and Email services on the same server without any problems at all. I had installed and used Limewire about a month ago to test it out and it worked fine. I uninstalled it thinking that I would use it on a different system but changed my mind and put it back on. Now it doesnt upload anything and nothing has changed about my system.

I've emailed my sample bug report to you (takes up too much space here). Perhaps the comparison will help.

5mbit/s down; 1 mbit/s up cable
LinkSys router serving two switches on the LAN
all OS X machines, however.

Salut, that's weird. You do not seem firewalled. You can upgrade to java 1.5, http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/download.jsp (take the JRE). Also I would disable UP mode to test uploads as you are less likely to be searched (less uploads) running as UP -options-speed -desactivate UP mode. I also see that you share 3089 files which is on the high side. The way Gnutella works, it is bad to share too much files because of the Query Routing Proposal (QRP) system. Once you have a QRP over 60% the routing efficiency drops a lot meaning that you receive all searches instead of searches for the files you share. Try to lower that amount to around 1000, keeping only rarer files or files you want to keep spreading.

Bonne chance

I did as you suggested but still can not upload. Thanks

haha, well try LW 4.1.5 beta at http://www.limewire.com/english/content/beta.shtml

You know we're running out of solutions! :p

Bonne chance

edit: try also to to allow freeloaders in options-advanced-freeloader allow freeloaders to always. This setting doesn't work anyway.

Yes--I'm stumped. What changed for XP in the last month that would affect only uploads or limit many of the incoming connections?

. . . unless the ISP is experimenting with gnutella throttles on uploads, like they did to me last year. :confused:

During the last month, I talked with my ISP (Cox) and arranged for the commercial cable to be installed at my home along with a static ip. Our understanding was that I would be running web servers, etc. and that ALL ports would be available and not restricted in any way.

I have a second system which is connected to the standard home cable/internet with a dynamic ip. It is on a seperate cable modem and router (same brand/models). It has none of these problems. So I doubt that the ISP is involved or restricting.

Well . . . best wishes. If you want me or someone to test downloading from you, send a file name or magnet (or post one on your web page).

Also, LeeWare helps sharers with upload testing--just add a note to the end of his sticky http://www.gnutellaforums.com/showth...516#post102516

cheers

I placed a file called upload-testing.txt in my share dir.

my ip is edited

d00d....pm a specific user with yur IP addy...publically announcing it is not exactly smart

My IP is public. Got a website runnin here.

I tried to have a direct connection on your IP:6346, but it doesn't work as it should had. I can get to your web site on port 80 though. Try changing your port in LW prefs to 1234 (don't forget change port forward on your router too). And i'll try again.

Bonne chance

Salut et voilà
Cobra8007 and I were able to connect (different port), and I was able to browse and chat through both his LimeWires, but unable to download. He was able to download from me.

He showed small files being uploaded successfully, but they never arrived on mine. He saw that large files showed the connection starting, then as interrupted.

I'll send this to Sam, and Cobra8007 plans to talk to his ISP.

cheers

Salut Stief, merci pour la MÀJ (tx for the update)

Definitly a modem/ISP issue.

I have run Limewire for several hours now and find that those whose IP address is very similare to mine can download from me. At least those whose first two (xxx.xxx.nnn.nnn) are the same. My Isp uses 68.97.xxx.xxx for their dynamic and 24.248.xxx.xxx for their static. Only these people are downloading from me.

Any ideas?

Something like http://www.sandvine.com/products/ppe8200.asp would do that--primarily preference other hosts on the WAN.

Quote:

The Sandvine PPE 8200 is designed to lower network costs resulting from P2P traffic by logically rearranging the peer-to-peer network topology. Sandvine's patent-pending technology analyzes all P2P searches and ensures that each is routed down the least-cost network path

I haven't heard anything back, but I wondered if another gnutella client (like BearShare) is affected the same way.

Bearshare
 

Yes, Bearshare, Morpheous, Winmx all work fine. Limewire works very well in all functions except uploads.

1.) The ISP is not blocking.
2.) Port selections have no effect.
3.) Completely re-installed package.
4.) Turned off all firewalls and antivirus.

The only conclusion is that Limewire has some coding that needs modifying.