Another member reporting the same issue message on the helpdesk, got it working at another atempt, without changing anything. Perhaps you just give it a trial?

It would appear that you have resolved the issue.

It appears that while improving the tracker so that there are less timeouts received at the torrent clients announces, a glitch prevented the system to log the (first) seeding started. Which then lead to the "not seeding" messages sent out and later automated deleting.  :afr:

The different messages to the Helpdesk and this topic helped to become aware of the issue, than you.

Please understand that when such question first drops in, before there are multiple in a short period, the usual standard cause is addressed in the reply. In your case it wasn't a standard answer, because the moderator did look into the log to see it was deleted for not seeded after 3 days.

Certainly a lot of torrents got deleted and even more "not seeding" messages sent out wrongly. Sorry!

The issue has been fixed.

Thanks for explaining that, Popper 🙂

someday there will come an option to tag pictures for better display

Nope, I tried a completely different one and that worked, so there must've been something about that particular torrent file  ???

Anyway, thanks for your reply  🙂

Your last upload was moved away from the visible listings for being a duplicate to another existing torrent. That explains why you can't see it but QTM refuses the upload, because the torrent is still there at the moment. It will be deleted once no more downloading peer is seen.

You should have got a PM about that duplicate, that is automated once a moderator confirms the duplicate report.

The sign in the bottom right hand corner isn't a real connectivity check. It just means µTorrent receives incoming connections, which may be due to previously opened ports by outgoing connections made from µTorrent (they stay open a little while).

I don't have a Mac at hand, but when I've looked on µTorrent for Mac in a Apple Store, the User Interface was very similar to the Windows version. The only difference I've seen on a first glance was the file navigation using the Mac OSX file "Finder" and not the Windows file explorer (of course).

So I would still expect the "Network" test being under µTorrent > Options > Setup Guide and the port used to connect in the µTorrent < Options < Preferences > Connection menu. It is the port set there you'll need to make sure the Mac OSX firewall allows incoming connections.

On another torrent site, the TORRENT links often don't load, but they provide both a TORRENT and MAGNET link, and the Magnet links work.  I honestly don't know what a Magnet link is.. but they work.

I've experienced for years that either the upload succeeds (if it is a relatively small video file) and then some sort of error meesage or if it is a bigger file taking very long to upload it times out with another failure message.

Sorry, don't remember the wordings of the failure messages, don't do that often  >:D

Had that problem once and it was because of a corrupt video file. Once I replaced the file everything worked fine.

As much as it is not really recommended in some ways, there is another way in which to get around this with Vuze…. Just don't use the SSL tracker. For some reason, it's only the SSL tracker that causes this kind of error. There are two different tracker styles that we have. Their Announce URLs start as follows:

SSL: https://tracker.gaytorent.ru/….

Non-SSL http://tracker.gaytorent.tw:2710/…...

Thanks!

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Thanks guys.

Uploading a torrent doesn't really depend on your platform except I believe you won't be able to use Quick Torrent Maker.

But doing a manual upload is really quite simple and involves just four basic steps:

create torrent file (I use uTorrent for that
uploading it to this site
downloading the torrent you just uploaded
opening THAT downloaded torrent in your torrent client pointing it to the file you created it from

Adding picture(s) and some information is simple if you just follow the steps in Upload/Manual https://www.gaytorrent.ru/doupload.php

If you get stuck or go wrong, you can edit or delete what you've done. Or ask for help.

Good luck  🙂

I think the problem that you're having is actually a problem with the default settings in Vuze. This is part of why I say that Vuze is the devil's tool.

Anyhoo, if you really do want to use Vuze, I think you might want to give this forum thread a try as it outlines the #1 flaw with uploading a new torrent in Vuze.

Could you try to manually update the tracker. Perhaps as well restart the torrent client?

There is a rather common misunderstanding. Yo do not have to download the movie file, but only the small .torrent file.

You can get the .torrent file, when you add it to your torrent client, you must direct the download to the directory (folder) where the movie file is located. The other option is to place the movie file in the default download directory of your torrent programme, means where torrent downloads go first, before you add the torrent to your torrent client. Both ways make the torrent client find the movie file and avoid it trying to download the movie file.

See our reseed instructions > https://forum.gaytorrent.ru/index.php?topic=6539.0