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Upon using both a SwarmClient session & SwarmHelper.Seed I've found they both refuse to accept new Peers after the first disconnects.
SwarmClient
SwarmHelper.Seed
Here's a log:
Meta: pieces=53; piece-size=1MB Meta: ....zip [54646208 bytes] Data: allocated; directory=C:\...\16b2fe076dfa26dc6e6e6fb22007582c1aa488fa Data: verified; bitfield=53/53 Data: completed Memory: allocation=256kB Memory: allocation=512kB Peer: connected; id=2d7142343131302d6e4a2a29395264774e732834 Peer: id=2d7142343131302d6e4a2a29395264774e732834; bitfield=53/53 Peer: id=2d7142343131302d6e4a2a29395264774e732834; status=local-choking Peer: disconnected; id=2d7142343131302d6e4a2a29395264774e732834
After that SwarmHelper.Seed refuses to accept new Peers. Is there an option or something I missed?
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Upon using both a
SwarmClient
session &SwarmHelper.Seed
I've found they both refuse to accept new Peers after the first disconnects.Here's a log:
After that
SwarmHelper.Seed
refuses to accept new Peers. Is there an option or something I missed?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: