Incomplete installation pia vpn windows 7 pro keygen#

Incomplete installation pia vpn windows 7 pro keygen#

Deluge is slowing my unRAID server to a crawl. I'm currently using the binhex DelugeVPN docker but investigating other alternatives. Since rebooting entire server it has been running ok, though I still get the timeout errors frequently in ruTorrent.В Keeping an eye on it for now. It actually got worse and I think brought networking to its knees yesterday on my entire unRAID server and had to reboot the whole server. I suppose I could try to move the downloads to a separate SSD mounted with Unassigned Devices, but pretty much out of space on my server so that would be complicated to physically arrange. I'm only running one VM and the rtorrentvpn docker + its downloads at this point on the SSD so I don't think it should be overworked already either, I would hope. I am writing torrents/downloads to a directory on myВ cache pool which is using SSD, so I don't think I should have any problems with that. so onto the question as to why its crashing on downloads in progress, so it could be disk I/O related, are you writing downloads directly to the unraid array or are you writing to cache drive?, if its array then write speeds are not good, this in turn could cause issues with configuration files as well (if also stored on the array), if you do have access to a cache drive i would recommend using that to store downloads on, and then use mover/rutorrent to move the completed downloads to the array. So rtorrent will auto restart on crash, im assuming this is what you're seeing, so you shouldn't need to restart the container, its all handled for you. Ok lets try with debug turned on, this might shed some more light on this, please just post the supervisord.log file here, i dont really need any other files (although i appreciate the extra info), steps in the link below:. There are 3 files in the below pastebin: docker-compose.yml snippets for deluge and rtorrent, rtorrent's supervisord.log and deluge's supervisord.log. I'm using the same /config/openvpn files in both containers (not same directory, but the same files copied to the other containers volume). The deluge container is able to quickly connect to peers and begin the download. I'm using PIA as my VPN provider, but I'd also tried a custom OpenVPN with another provider and the same results. In the rtorrentvpn With the latest Ubuntu Desktop torrent, I see 1600+ seeders and 60+ peers, but not one will connect which makes me wonder if the port fowarding is not working correctly.

I have your delugevpn docker containerВ working great, but rtorrentvpn isn't able to connect to peers.