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I'm a Utorrent user, and am currently seeding a rather large file set. I have allocated a seedbox that I want to use to share the torrent with much higher bandwidth than I currently have. However, it's not a popular download, and I don't expect a ton of people to get it, so peers are few, but my seed box is downloading from me. My question is, it there a way to give priority to the seedbox downloading from me? Can I give all my upload bandwidth to that one IP instead of spreading it out over the swarm? I want to upload only to the seedbox. Since I already have uploaded the torrent and started seeding it before I got the box, most of the people have most of the file set. So the seedbox caught up rather quickly. Now, it is with the rest of them, just waiting on my slow Internet speed. If I could dedicate to one IP, it would complete much faster.
Anyone know of a way to make this happen, or a client that will?
1As you are a seed, why couldn't you use something like a firewall and block connections to all other clients except your seedbox? – Dan D. – 2013-11-26T10:14:43.977
If I wanted to go that far I would just kill the torrent, upload via FTP, and start over, but I am already about 70% in. I don't want to start over. Using the firewall would also kill any other torrents I might be peering/seeding. I'm pretty sure it's not possible without editing the registry, but I thought I would ask in case someone out there had figured it out. – Odoh – 2013-11-26T11:06:49.990