Basically, flood is super slow.
This can be easily seen while adding a torrent. It can take upwards of 20-30 seconds from adding the torrent to it appearing in the torrent list. When starting a torrent, it takes the same amount of time to see the change reflected in the ui.
It should load in 2 seconds, as the polling rate is set to.
Basically, flood is super slow.
This can be easily seen while adding a torrent. It can take upwards of 20-30 seconds from adding the torrent to it appearing in the torrent list. When starting a torrent, it takes the same amount of time to see the change reflected in the ui.
I have ~3800 torrents loaded so that's probably a reason, just asking if this is expected. torrentClientPollInterval is set to the default value (1000 * 2).
Hi @Ketchup901 Thanks for posting your issue, but can you please take time to edit it in order to fill the issue template. Those information is very important for the developer else he won't be able to reproduce anything.
I'm closing the issue until you fill it.
Feel free to ask to re-open it as soon as it's done.
PS : with the same polling time and 10 times less torrents (about 340) I have no hanging
@noraj Please reopen.
@Ketchup901 Thank you.
Also the same issue here the rtorret take a eternity to start and take many time to load the torrent list
In addition, viewing the torrent information ("files" or "tracker", etc) takes a very long time (up to 10 minutes to load, if it loads at all) as well.
@Ketchup901 this might be a duplicate of #405? What's the CPU Usage you're seeing that flood is using?
There's a fix temp hack in #405 which increased the performance of flood when I had over 5k torrents
Closing as a duplicate of https://github.com/Flood-UI/flood/issues/405
Closing as a duplicate of #766
You closed it as a duplicate of itself?
Woops, https://github.com/Flood-UI/flood/issues/405 is the issue I meant to reference