First as Mr Mazda says it mostly sorts it self out. Just let things happen.

Second, if you've downloaded anything and haven't deleted the file, your torrent client should pick it up if you try again after downloading the torrent file anew.

already checked.. nothing.. also if i disabled all software antivirus/firewall.
Also the check of the connection (inside torrent client) is all correct.
The strange things is that sometimes start the upload ..  but only for a bit seconds/minutes

Another downside… I mistakenly included a hidden file, now because that's missing an entire ZIP won't finish downloading. Is there a way to replace the torrent? (I've tried and uploaded a revised torrent separately, marked the old one as duplicate.)

You can also copy files to new direction and when they're moved you can redirect torrent to new folder and after that delete old torrent. That way downloaders are waiting least time. At least that's what I'd do. Ok am doing.

Yes… Being a former PureVPN customer, I can shed some light on this. Only PureVPN's servers in Brunei, Germany, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Romania, Russia, Sweden, and Turkey are permitted for P2P traffic... Just a heads up.

Beyond that though, PureVPN by default does not do port mapping or port forwarding. This is a separate service that you must purchase from them to be able to have the correct ports forward through to your computer through the VPN. Without these ports forwarded correctly, you enlist in the tracker as a passive node, which bumps you to the bottom of the peer priority for some reason I do not quite fully understand. The result is that you will experience little to no upload traffic until the correct ports are forwarded and get through to your computer as a direct connection from the outside world through the VPN.

@xavrin:

why should i share if this site has so many glitches it's not worth it

It would appear you are not sharing at the moment.

'So many glitches'? How many is that then? I can't recall any glitches during my uploads

And what's not worth it? Apart from a few minutes to actually upload the torrent, what has it cost you?

This is often the warning sign of a login failure. I would encourage you to check out this forum thread for more assistance with this.

I clearly missed the rule against zipper files. I have deleted this one and re-uploaded as in-zipped files.

I remember uploading at least one other zipped file earlier. should I go back and re-upload that one as well?

Please advice.

You also can use the help desk to request a delete.  Zipped  movies files are not allowed. See the upload rules.

@MrMazda:

@farkme:

Another good idea is to search for DVDs you have and make a modern MKV rip of them if only AVIs exist. You would be contributing a better quality version made for modern computers.

Not just computers… Some mobile devices as well, such as my new Motorola Moto Z Play smartphone, which can handle pretty well any format, up to and including full 1080p HD. It's apparently a VERY new and also pretty badass little handheld device that even out-powers my relatively recent Asus laptop, as sad as that is to say.

Yeap!  Technology has come a long way.

… and what was the solution?

Spamming!! leeniedo, spamming??!! The fool who wrote to you doesn't know the meaning of the word.

And I can empathise with taking a break. Sometimes you need to get back to sanity  😄

i have a tablet and a laptop.  the laptop is where i upload torrents since that isnt even an option on my tablet.
anyways, the box for auto update and update to beta- they are both disabled already…the random port is also disabled...

and it is just gt.ru this happens with- as pictured here

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Great. Thank you, Pawpcorn! :laugh:

It sounds as though you are using your original torrent file, I may be wrong. Or you are not pointing your torrent file to the right place.

You need to download the torrent you have uploaded and use that to open the torrent. When your torrent client asks where to save the file you point it to the exact file that you made the torrent from, not just save it to your usual folder. If you open as usual your torrent client will try to download, not seed.

Some torrent clients say they will overwrite the file, they don't

I agree, and posted a couple of suggestions as well…

https://forum.gaytorrent.ru/index.php?topic=42099.msg217989#msg217989

I have no idea what you mean.

The torrent was a freshly made one by me, the upload was a new one by me, I didn't switch the studio's name. That is what I titled the upload as I was posting.

The general public can't edit upload pages. That can only the original uploader within 7 days from the "Added" date/time OR torrent staff.