SpeedScheduler

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Contents 1 Description 2 Author 3 Homepage 4 Downloads 5 Version Notes 6 User Comments

Description

• SpeedScheduler is an Azureus plugin for managing upload and download speeds on a schedule. Many ISPs (mine included) regulate how much their users can download/upload, but those regulations are typically on a schedule. In my case, there is no limit to the amount I can download between the hours of 12 midnight and 7am on weekdays, so I wanted Azureus to work with that schedule, setting slow speeds during the day, and fast speeds during the night. ~SpeedScheduler does that for you by enabling you to set maximum download and upload speeds by schedule.

Author

• David Smith (DavidSmith at byu dot net)

Homepage

• http://azureus.sourceforge.net/plugin_details.php?plugin=SpeedScheduler

Downloads

   Latest Stable version 1.6.0 
     http://azureus.sourceforge.net/plugins/SpeedScheduler_1.6.0.jar
   
   Ps. You can download & install this plugin through Vuze's plugin download/install wizard.

Version Notes

• 1.6.0: Add support for auto-speed and bring back support for Azureus 2.5. Thanks to Joe Bryant!
• 1.5.2: Fix failure to close file bug.
• 1.5.1: Remove use of deprecated APIs.
• 1.5: Fix Vista file access bug.
• 1.4: Category scheduling support - thanks to Luke Hovington.
• 1.3.2: Timezone bug fixes - thanks to jgeorge.
• 1.3.1: Fix for XML parser bug that sometimes occurs with Java 1.6 Update 1.
• 1.3: Bug fixes.
• 1.2: New graphical config, link to FAQ, fixed SAX bug.
• 1.1: Separate pause for seeding and downloading torrents.
• 1.0.1: Bug fix for Mac OS X users.
• 1.0: Various improvements.
• 0.9.1: Updated to work with JRE 1.5(5.0)
• 0.9: Improvements and fixes!
• 0.8: XML schedule storage, enable/disable schedules, new icons + bug fixes.
• 0.7: Bug fix for 0.6.
• 0.6: Can now turn it on/off; shows currently active schedule; few bug fixes.
• 0.5: remembers which torrents its has starts and which ones you have.
• 0.4: Manage upload speeds, download speeds, or pause transfers altogether on a schedule.
• 0.3: initial CVS version.

User Comments

(please add your comments, tips, tricks, suggestions, reviews, and etc. here)

• It seems as of 0.9.1 the plugin tries to read the "sax.parser.class" property for a valid XML SAX parser, and proceed with one of the built-in parsers otherwise.
  This is a major improvement because IIRC Java 1.5.0 does not ship with the crimson parser anymore. If using Xerces from the jars, the package spec is "org.apache.xerces.parsers.SAXParser".
  SAXPARSERCLASSES currently contains com.sun.org.apache.xerces.internal.parsers.SAXParser, org.apache.crimson.parser.XMLReaderImpl -- RasqualTwilight
• Other user comments

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