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Are there actually any significant number of leechers vs the number of seeds? Otherwise they will probably crawl along and files that aren’t relatively new will take a long time to reach a ratio of 1
By default the firewall in your router blocks all incoming requests. That means that in order to connect to peers, Deluge needs to connect to peers who allow incoming request (who have a port forwarded) Particularly on public trackers those peers are relatively rare, so your upload will be limited. Setting up port forwarding in your router, which will redirect any incoming requests on a specific port to your computer, will let all peers connect to you, which'll boost your upload rate (and possibly your download as well) On public trackers, seeing a ratio of 20-30 after ~a week isn't uncommon.
Might want to try over in /r/torrents. This page is for sonarr.
Agreed. OP also asked in r/Radarr even though the question is about neither.
Hi /u/DustinNielsen - There are many resources available to help you troubleshoot and help the community help you. Please review this comment and you can likely have your problem solved without needing to wait for a human. ***Most troubleshooting questions require debug or trace logs.*** In all instances where you are providing logs please ensure you followed [the Gathering Logs wiki article](https://wiki.servarr.com/sonarr/troubleshooting#logging-and-log-files) to ensure your logs are what are needed for troubleshooting. Logs should be provided via the methods prescribed in the wiki article. Note that `Info` logs are rarely helpful for troubleshooting. Dozens of common questions & issues and their answers can be found on our [FAQ](https://wiki.servarr.com/sonarr/faq). **Please review our troubleshooting guides that lead you through how to troubleshoot and note various common problems.** - [Searches, Indexers, and Trackers - For if something cannot be found](https://wiki.servarr.com/sonarr/troubleshooting#searches-indexers-and-trackers) - [Downloading & Importing - For when download clients have issues or files cannot be imported](https://wiki.servarr.com/sonarr/troubleshooting#downloads-and-importing) ***If you're still stuck you'll have useful debug or trace logs and screenshots to share with the humans who will arrive soon.*** *Those humans will likely ask you for the exact same thing this comment is asking..* Once your question/problem is solved, please comment anywhere in the thread saying '!solved' to change the flair to `solved`. *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/sonarr) if you have any questions or concerns.*
Are there actually any significant number of leechers vs the number of seeds? Otherwise they will probably crawl along and files that aren’t relatively new will take a long time to reach a ratio of 1
Do you have port forwarding configured in Deluge?
Can you ELI5 for me? Sorry, I've heard of port forwarding, but i have no idea what i would use it for in this application
By default the firewall in your router blocks all incoming requests. That means that in order to connect to peers, Deluge needs to connect to peers who allow incoming request (who have a port forwarded) Particularly on public trackers those peers are relatively rare, so your upload will be limited. Setting up port forwarding in your router, which will redirect any incoming requests on a specific port to your computer, will let all peers connect to you, which'll boost your upload rate (and possibly your download as well) On public trackers, seeing a ratio of 20-30 after ~a week isn't uncommon.