Well, that depends on how many upload slots you have told Limewire to use. The default is 20 iirc, and if you hadn't changed that but were still observing only 3 uploads at any given time, we may have a problem.

(there is a known issue where if you have more than 5 uploads all going at less than 3kb/sec limewire will not accept any more, but it should not happen with 3 uploads.)

Multiple copies of a file uploaded
 

I've PM'd the relevant parts of my LimeWire.props file.

Months ago I may have changed the default. Currently the hard max is set to 10 (which is why I thought 7 were free when three were active and 2 queued)

I have just installed the international version of limewire ß on a pc running xp SP2 and the version is running in English, I can't change the language in the GUI, the language files are in the relevant .jar. Manually editing the limewire.props file didn't change anything...

This is the first time Limewire make me that.

Thanks

Well I don't know if this applies at all but see both: http://www.gnutellaforums.com/showth...662#post101662
& http://www.gnutellaforums.com/showth...threadid=27905

What language do you want to change it to? We discovered a problem with changing it to some languages, where the chosen language didn't stick on the next startup. This will be fixed for the next beta.

Yes they do.

After Uptime: 21:06:20 the vm rose from 432mb to 932mb. That's with no searches and no downloads--just serving uploads as a leaf.

Thanks very much, stief. Can I bug again and ask if it happens without uploads and as a leaf?

Hmm--as in just being connected with no shared files? No downloads or searches?

Yup. Trying to see what area of the code is causing problems. Since we're not able to reproduce it as easily, the smaller we can pinpoint the problem, the better. If you could also disable incoming connections (firewall your computer), that'd help also. So, if the memory problems can occur on a leaf that's just sitting around doing nothing, it's relatively small portion of code to sift through (as opposed to the whole mass of code). (And make sure you're using 4.1.8 please. Thanks very much.)