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Updated User Guide (markdown)

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2017-12-29 13:50:33 -05:00
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**C/RE/LO**
C = Connection type, can be r, l, R or L.
    r = Started remotely, the peer initiated the connection to your client.
    l = Started locally, your client initiated the connection to the peer.
    R = Started remotely, using encrypted data transfer.
    L = Started locally, using encrypted data transfer.
* r = Started remotely, the peer initiated the connection to your client.
* l = Started locally, your client initiated the connection to the peer.
* R = Started remotely, using encrypted data transfer.
* L = Started locally, using encrypted data transfer.
RE = Remote client information, has two parts; the first is u or c and the second is i or n.
    c = This peer has choked your client (which means it is not going to send you any pieces for now).
    u = Your client is not choked by this peer (unchoked).
    i = This peer is interested in downloading from your client.
    n = This peer is not interested in downloading from your client.
* c = This peer has choked your client (which means it is not going to send you any pieces for now).
* u = Your client is not choked by this peer (unchoked).
* i = This peer is interested in downloading from your client.
* n = This peer is not interested in downloading from your client.
    LO = Local client information, has two parts; the first is u or c and the second is i or n.
    c = Your client has choked this peer (which means it is not going to send this peer any pieces for now).
    u = Your client is not choking the peer (unchoked).
    i = Your client is interested in downloading from this peer.
    n = Your client is not interested in downloading from this peer.
LO = Local client information, has two parts; the first is u or c and the second is i or n.
* c = Your client has choked this peer (which means it is not going to send this peer any pieces for now).
* u = Your client is not choking the peer (unchoked).
* i = Your client is interested in downloading from this peer.
* n = Your client is not interested in downloading from this peer.
**QS**
Queues Outoing/Incoming pieces.
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**SNUB**
This field has a * in it when your client is snubbing this peer. When a peer agrees to send you a piece you have requested and then does not send that piece within a certain time your client will snub this peer. It is basically a way for the client to flag that this peer is unreliable and it is better to request pieces from other clients.
###Status###
### Status ###
A status line in this screen lists information such as:
```
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Maximum number of peers to upload to at the same time (given the global upload slots are available). Can be toyed with keys 1 and 2.
**U/I/C/A**
U = Number of corrently unchoked peers
U = Number of currently unchoked peers
I = Currently interested peers
C = Complete peers
A = Peers accounted