@eobox91103 said in co-seeding ...:

@tnar I think we have to distinguish two cases:

Somebody uploads a new torrent, and somebody else "jumps on" this torrent, depriving the uploader of some upload credit. This is impolite. I think the is the situation that the OP is referring to.

The torrent is old, and bears the "recycle" logo. If there's only one person seeding it, they're probably not the original seeder. In that case, "jumping on" helps the user community by getting the material out faster.

I agree. In fact, helping to reseed (your second case) seems like the right thing to do, in general.

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@MrMazda I see. But I've also left my computer on overnight and the stats on the site is just a fraction of what's on the client.

@Poupipou-0 said in Des Re-Up ça vous tente?:

J'ai deux Téra de donnée que je stock depuis mathusalem! lol
Je trie les liens dead mais ça me prends un temps fou.
Recherchez-vous des médias?
A bientôt
Poupipou

I have two Tera of data that I store since Methuselah! lol
I'm sorting out the dead links but it's taking me forever.
Are you looking for media?
See you soon

Poupipou

they are appearing grey like the third one in this image despite me having fully downloaded it and started seeding.

Torrent will remain Grey only if you posted [your own] and downloaded in order to seed ...
These will change if you accidentally move or deleted some content and re-download [your own] material from other peers ...

@rickrarey1 Scrape is a feature that allows clients to fetch peer data from a torrent without being part of any swarm, this feature is not supported by GayTorrent.

This likely means that your torrent client is refusing to seed based on your own settings. I don't know much about Transmission so I can't help you with that. If you have any difficulty finding it I recommend you to try a different client just to test really. qBittorrent is super lightweight and easy to configure if you wan't to give it a try.

Thanks everyone -- these are all great suggestions and replies! I'm going to do some more due diligence and research as time permits and report back in case anyone is interested.

Again thanks for the ideas. You're all great! 😊

@yepyep7891 And I think I hovered my mouse multiple times over the pictures, but I did not see any clarifying text. Can't test it now, of course.

@MrMazda very good to know that, saves a lot of time and clicks! I'll give it a try on my next upload.

@MrMazda thanks for all your tips and information.. I will set up some new torrents tonight.

I remember decades ago when I had my own FTP sites.. sigh.

@Richiroma They go into our photo approval module, which staff review as they have the time.

@young try to search the folder name on GT

@HUGOBASS-0 Your ratio is a calculation between the amount you have uploaded and the amount you have downloaded. Any time you download a torrent that is not on freeleech, your ratio will go down. This is why.

you have downloaded 184 GB / uploaded 94 GB w/c triggers your ratio ...
you should buid your buffer first before downloading large amount of data ...

stats updates every per/hr ...

1 GB upload share/1.5 Gb[partial seeding] share = [plus] 1 [only]
1 GB download = [minus] 5 or more depends on torrent you are leeching ...

in order to build your buffer refrain from downloading while seeding ...

Your ratio relies on how much GB you are sharing ...

If possible use regular torrent client like utorrent below 3.6 ...
SEE : https://community.gaytorrent.ru/topic/61431/utorrent-3-6-x-version |
CLIENT : https://www.vpnmentor.com/blog/fastest-bittorrent-clients/
FAQ : https://www.gaytor.rent/faq.php#21
Queueing : https://community.gaytorrent.ru/topic/61704/of-master-king-phil-collection-not-downloading/4?
Download the small torrent here not the torrent created by QTM/client [it won't work] ...
SEE : https://www.gaytor.rent/uploadguide.php

Your ratio relies on how much GB you are sharing ...
SEE : https://www.gaytor.rent/rationator.php

@kalayaan

Oh, I see. I didn't know that. Thank you for explaining. 🙂

@Estion-0 The key to re-seeding torrents in any torrent client successfully is to put the contents of the torrent in the folder that your torrent client downloads into by default before you try adding the torrent to your client. This is the most common mistake people make when trying to re-seed torrents.

@MrMazda said in Blank page after uploading:

@Jacobanal 2.2 MB?! How small is your piece size?

You're asking him about the size of his piece? 😀