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I use aria2 to download multiple files using ftp or http. This bug has appeared after version 1.15. I tested this issue with version 1.18, 1.23 and 1.24 . A while after starting aria2, it decides to stop downloading and gets stuck at 0 KB/s although i have set lowest-speed-limit=1K. Sometimes this issue happens within minutes of starting the download and sometimes it takes hours for it to happen. But when i set it to download files at night, every morning i find it stuck at 0 KB/s. This issue happens with and without setting max-overall-download-limit parameter.
urls.txt contains urls for multiple files to be downloaded.
The computer executing aria2 has one IPv4 address and is behind NAT.
I haven't tested this with torrents
When connection speed drops below the value set for lowest-speed-limit, aria2 correctly stops downloading and continues with the next file but sometimes it doesn't happen and it gets stuck.
Running aria2 with or without sudo permissions doesn't change the issue
This happens both on Ubuntu Server 14.04 x64 and Raspbian Jessie (haven't tested another OS)
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aria2 http/ftp download stuck at 0KB/s even with lowest-speed-limit
aria2 http/ftp download stuck at 0KB/s even with lowest-speed-limit set
Jun 21, 2016
I use aria2 to download multiple files using ftp or http. This bug has appeared after version 1.15. I tested this issue with version 1.18, 1.23 and 1.24 . A while after starting aria2, it decides to stop downloading and gets stuck at 0 KB/s although i have set lowest-speed-limit=1K. Sometimes this issue happens within minutes of starting the download and sometimes it takes hours for it to happen. But when i set it to download files at night, every morning i find it stuck at 0 KB/s. This issue happens with and without setting max-overall-download-limit parameter.
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