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Everytime i finish downloading a torrent i get cut off from the internet. Every conncetion that ran while the torrent was downloading is still up, but i can't open any new ones. What this means in practice, is that after the torrent finishes I cannot open a webpage or ping, etc. I do not get a error message, just a blank page with my browser trying to load the page. This takes about 5-10 minutes, than its back up normal again.
My router is fine since I can still use the internet with any other device while having this error on my PC. I only have this when using Arch.
How can I fix this? I'm now trying to lower the maximum connections in my torrent client to see how that affects my problem. Any help is appreciated. Thank you.
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Care to share which client you are using?
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Care to share which client you are using?
Sure, I'm using ktorrent, but this occured with every client I tried.
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I am a little out of me league here, but... After your client closes, look at the output of sudo netstat -pl --numeric-ports and see if ports are still assigned to your client. Be careful posting the full output of that, it can reveal a lot about a system.
What does your network architecture look like?
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I am a little out of me league here, but... After your client closes, look at the output of sudo netstat -pl --numeric-ports and see if ports are still assigned to your client. Be careful posting the full output of that, it can reveal a lot about a system.
What does your network architecture look like?
Just checked, with the maximum connections lowered to 30, I have no open ports left open for ktorrent after closing it.. I don't really understand your second question
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As to the architecture, I was just trying to find out if you are using wired or wireless? whether you have a local router? Can you administer that router? whether you are behind a corporate firewall? if you are using a DSL or cable modem? maybe 3G or 4G wireless networks? Are you Bridged or NAT? Is this a real client or is it a VM? etc...
Just looking for clues.
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Oh, ok. I am using wired, I do have a local router which I can administer. I am not behind any firewall except if my ISP has one which I am not sure about. I'm using DSL. As I said it's wired (WiFi works well even if wired is stuck). NAT, and real client.
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When you say you have no ports left open are you saying the connections are closed or are they all still being used by the torrent client?
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Under no ports left open I mean that they no longer appear in the list of netstat.
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