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? 😀

[SOLVED!]

Turns out to re-seed, when re-downloading the torrent, it's destination folder must be the same as the file location so the torrent client will just check if the files are the same and will seed automatically if every files in check.

I'm an idiot! lol

Thanks a ton! Now I know how it all works, lol. Just gotta wait for the file I downloaded to upload. Even though people are downloading, my ratio still keeps insisting I have 7GB left lol

@eobox91103 That worked, thank you!

@sername1985-0 No... This is definitely NOT why you are having an issue. This error you are seeing is a SCRAPE error, which generally only comes up when you are not actively trying to seed the torrent. This error is because our tracker does not support scrape.

You could have a queuing issue in your torrent client, limiting the number of torrents that are actively seeding. It may be worth giving your settings a glance and see if you can find where this setting is located.

@MrMazda Thank you and all, who posted a response here to help. I've followed all steps and I think now it worked. Thank you, I appreciate your help!

You don't need to upload it in any compressed format, if that's the only issue you're facing.

You can extract everything and upload the folder instead of uploading a single file. You can easily do that regardless of if you're using QuickTorrentMaker or creating your torrent manually from within your client.

It's safer that way and people get to know that's actually inside the game folder.

If you think there's any additional steps to manage to play the game you can just add that to your torrent description.

@kalayaan ok tanks and I'm sorry

@Pandora1912

You need to let us know what you need help with.

Anytime you want, as long as you complete seeding your torrent and comply with the upload rules ...
https://www.gaytorrent.ru/rules.php#102

General Rules: [paragraph - 08]

Discussions and requests how to hack or rip a web site;
crack or remove copy protections and Digital Restriction Management (DRM) systems;
remove invisible watermarks in media files;
and requests or offers to share passwords, logins or invitations are prohibited.
Do not request or offer to share files obtained by these activities.
https://www.gaytor.rent/rules.php#73

@kco that's another misconception, we're lead to think every time we finish downloading a torrent and start seeding it it'll show up in the seeding list on the site. That's true for cases where you have selected all the files without skipping evem and a single one.

When you select all files from a torrent and don't keep seeding them, they'll show you on "completed torrents" list. But in any scenario where you only select a few files from a given torrent, as long as they are active (downloading or seeding) they will always show up on the "leeching torrents" list.

If your client says they are seeding and the status says working, you can rest assured they are seeding. Also bear in mind that there is a limit for maximum active concurrent downloads, torrents that you haven't downloaded fully will forever occupy a slot as long as they are active. So this eventually might end up in you adding a torrent to download and it refusing to start, the tracker will report a ratio issue but it's actually a lack of available download slots.

TROUBLESHOOTING:

disable your VPN [it is possible that you are using faulty client w/c preventing you from connectivity] ... see if your antivirus is blocking the site ... port forward : https://portforward.com/ firewall setting should be [allowed] ... reset your router/modem ... Why is uTorrent not connecting to peers?
uTorrent often fails to download files and gets stuck on connecting to peers due to interference from your antivirus,
your ISP blocking torrent downloads, incorrect uTorrent client settings, or the torrent file itself is dead. Why won't my Utorrent connect to peers?
Check Your Firewall and Enable Port Mapping
A problem with uTorrent not connecting to peers can often be due to your system or network firewall.
For BitTorrent clients like uTorrent to work correctly, they require open network ports to allow incoming and outgoing traffic. do a web search ...
write to helpdesk and be patient ...
https://www.gaytorrent.ru/helpdesk.php