Any mode reverts to one concurrent fd57

[mattymcmatt]

When I add a list of files to from the same server, I have the traffic mode set to heavy mode. The s will start with 3 or 4 being ed simultaneously. But after several minutes, it will change to only one at a time. This happens while still being set to heavy mode.

If I change it to medium mode and then back to heavy mode, concurrent s will start again but after a few minutes, again only one will be ing at a time.

How can I force FDM to keep ed multiple files at once?

[H.Seldon]

It sounds like the network settings may not be correct. In Options/Settings/Network/Heavy mode:

Set max. running s to 5, for example.
Set max. number of connections per server to 2, for example.
Set max number of connections to 10 (5 x 2).

If settings are set to 'Manage automatically', I think the number of connections will be determined by bandwidth usage. Correct me if I'm wrong.

[mattymcmatt]

Thanks I have set this but the same thing happens (eventually only one file will be ed at a time).

I've set all traffic modes to not be managed automatically.

[StormJumper]

When I add a list of files to from the same server, I have the traffic mode set to heavy mode. The s will start with 3 or 4 being ed simultaneously. But after several minutes, it will change to only one at a time. This happens while still being set to heavy mode.

If I change it to medium mode and then back to heavy mode, concurrent s will start again but after a few minutes, again only one will be ing at a time.

How can I force FDM to keep ed multiple files at once?

You can't because they probably saw your IP and limited it to single at a time. That is something FDM can't change if the server blocks more the none at a time from the IP address. They probably set this up to prevent bandwidth hogging from one IP and other can from their site.

[mattymcmatt]

I don't think that's the case because if I switch modes, it will go back to concurrent s for a while.

[Usher]

When you switch traffic usage modes, FDM tries to open more connections, but they may be rejected by the server side. Some servers may even ban your IP address if you don't stop reconnecting.
Read carefully logs, please.