@grecodesk I can assure you that those are false positives. Some virus checkers don't seem to like QTM for some reason.

@Gaylmah-0 Wait, I just noticed my ratio went up by 0.002 !

@forthepaul I have no problem CREATING torrents with QTM. The problem is in the 29 second backend process.. where it craps out.

Tnar is correct.
I also posted a reply about this, which was quite long and detailed, but it has been removed.

@zanzen2021-0 ...
If you are posting multiple files containing BBCode format [those are invalid fies], you need to remove those and redo your torrent ...
SEE : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BBCode / https://www.phpbb.com/community/help/bbcode
also DO NOT create torrents with following symbols in torrent name: / \ " ' _ , !
These torrents will have problems with seeding on tracker!

@maks666-0
QTM is broken. Use your torrent client to make the torrent file and use the manual instructions instead.
https://www.gaytor.rent/upload.php

@seagod-0 ... what you're getting is QTM error that occurred in registry while processing data ... Due to outdated software there is no known fix ...
You're best option is to use your own torrent client, just follow the link suggested by @tnar ...

Nevermind - rookie mistake - I had to have the files I wanted uploaded in my folder that I would normally download into. Problem sorted.

@john32123666 Thank You!

@john32123666 Thank you for all your help John, finally I figured it out! Pointing was the issue...

Hi.

I'm having the same issue. Can you please tell me how did you solve it?

It would appear that this is likely due to stopping and restarting torrents. See, your torrent client will show you the totals since your torrent was added to your torrent client. The tracker on the other hand will only show the data for the current session. When a session is stopped then restarted, this resets the data to zero.

The other factor is that your torrent client will only update with the tracker once every 30 minutes, and as such, there is a delay in the stats updating. If a session is stopped before the torrent client updates, usually any data that is transferred since the last update is lost.

Lastly, if you are seeding a torrent from more than one device or from more than one torrent client, this can cause many issues with the data being updated, as each torrent client will update appearing as a new session.

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I think we can agree to disagree. I prefer by far to have a torrent available for download and to erase it just after I have downloaded it rather than not have a torrent uploaded at all because of strict naming rules.

For me the contents counts much more than the packaging.