the method fast() in file /etc/init.d/mldonkey tries to set the HIGH_DOWN before HIGH_UP, thus if you had very low values like 2/6 as LOW_DOWN/LOW_HIGH respectively, HIGH_DOWN might be limited due to a low LOW_DOWN value as you have an internal DOWN-limit with UP-limits lower than 10 kbyte/sec. Suggestions for a fix: Simply set new upload-limit before setting new download-limit (swapping the wget --spider lines) Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. edit /etc/conf.d/mldonkey and set LOW_DOWN="4",LOW_UP="2",HIGH_DOWN="100",HIGH_UP="10" 2. run /etc/init.d/mldonkey slow 3. run /etc/init.d/mldonkey fast Actual Results: max_hard_download_rate inside mldonkey will be set to "6" (as 6 is the maximum down-limit allowed for an up-limit of 2) Expected Results: max_hard_download_rate inside mldonkey should be set at "100"
Indeed, thanks for noticing that. Fixed.
