There are Global Rate Limits and Alternative Global Rate Limits. You Can Only Define 2 "Profiles" at a Time That feature is still missing from qBittorrent. Unfortunately, you cannot set per-torrent schedules. Per-Torrent Limits Don't Have SchedulingĪs you probably know, you can set per-torrent upload and download limits. The following is a list of useful features that are not currently available in qBittorrent. Then someone might know a way you can achieve your goals, or if not, might be able to recommend a similar bittorrent application that does have the necessary functionality. If that's the case, please edit your question to provide more information about exactly what features you need. It might be that you're aware of this, but that you need more sophisticated scheduling that qBittorrent doesn't possess. If that still doesn't help, I recommend editing your question to provide information about what happens when you try to access those settings, including relevant screenshots. If you find you are not able to do that with your qBittorrent installation, I recommend upgrading. The above screenshot is from qBittorrent v3.0.6 (the latest version as of the time of this writing), running on my Ubuntu 11.10 system, installed from this official PPA.
This lets you schedule alternate upload and download speed limits from the global limits set at the top of the window. Then click the check box labeled Schedule the use of alternative rate limits and specify the time you need in From and To boxes, and the days you need in the When drop-down menu. At the bottom of the window you'll see options to set the upload and download rate limits for Alternative Global Rate Limits. Scheduling Global Changes in Limits for Specific Days/TimesĬlick Tools > Options. To be completely clear - the part in qBitTorrent about the scrape isn't all there is to a scrape.However, it may or may not be sufficiently sophisticated for your needs. I learned something new, Thank you very much, I will update my training materials and pass that information along It will seed properly AFTER the re-check. In qBitTorrent, there is a simple fix: set your client to force re-check upon completion. "Scraping" is essentially a re-announce to the tracker that you have the complete torrent and are now a seeder, not a leecher.
The qBitTorrent "scrape" issue only comes into play when you complete a download. Thankfully the fix is easy, if a download is "Stalled", right click it and click "Force Resume". I'm going to be honest, I'm not entirely sure what that means, but it was explicitly mentioned in a training document about QBittorrent acting strangely because of it. The tracker issues aside, QBittorrent does not behave with our tracker very well because we do not have "Scrape" enabled.
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