There are a number of things that can cause this error. If you're looking to identify the root cause of the crash, it may be helpful to look at the dump file that it created, as well as to check your system event viewer to see what goodies you may be able to dig up.

Also, as a general rule, uninstalling and reinstalling uTorrent generally fixes most problems, although this is not a guaranteed fix.

Hi,

New IPs are never a problem.

The one sacred rule is: ONLY ONE ACCOUNT per computer.

Take care, and good luck with your new ISP!  :love:
Pawpcorn

@flashpoint:

I have a file someone wants reseeded. Same files, but different folder name. Basically i downloaded, deleted and then re-downloaded from another site. It's already seeding, but it's not the exact download from here to be counted as my reseed.

Just in case you didn't know, this can be done with most torrent clients. There should be a way of right clicking on the file in the list, and changing what file it matches up with on your computer. Otherwise, if it is just a one file torrent that is identical but has a different name, you can manually select that file in the re-seed process, even if the file name is different, and it should accept it without any issues when you run the hash check.

@cannonmc:

@kuasiabung:

i have been seeding for 8 hours, but there's no changes in my ratio

Just because you are seeding doesn't mean you are uploading. There has to be someone at the other wanting to share from you

Also, you need to be sure that the port number that your torrent client uses (both TCP and UDP) are forwarded from your router (often built into your modem) through to your computer. In most cases, either setting a static IP address for your computer or setting a static DHCP reservation for your computer are recommended to ensure that your IP address within your local network does not change, thus rendering your port forwarding ineffective.

Speaking of the dead torrent, I have bumped it and hit the reseed button in hopes that someone can revive the torrent in question.

I heard of RSS feed many times, but what is that if you don't mind me asking? I don't have much knowlage of that comp and net stuff, but if you describe it to me like you would to some little kid or an idiot, I'm sure I'll get it

Allow me to clarify a couple of things….

We had a temporary system outage today due to a system upgrade, which may explain why you were getting offline (timed out) instead of the usual HTTP 502.

Unlike all the other trackers that seem to work properly all the time, we have a significantly higher network load and as such, sometimes at our peak hours, the tracker has a hard time keeping up due to how overloaded it can get at times. This is the down site to being the world's largest free online video bank.

Hey I am grateful guys! Never thought of PMing someone who thanked the uploader or commented! Awesome idea! I'll try this out, you are all the best a new member like me needs! :cheers: :cheesy2: ;D

As long as your uTorrent is not setup to use a random port, it appears that it is reporting that you use port 53101 in your case. You need to make sure that this port in both TCP and UDP is forwarded from your router to your computer. Doing this however requires a little knowledge of how your network is setup, which I can help you with if you'd like.

I can use TeamViewer in order to possibly help do this for you. Once you do this, you should have no trouble getting uploads to work.

Omg for me too

Oh I wasn't complaining at all about the time, I was just wondering 😉 I forgot that it was holidays this weekend in USA.

Have a good time with your friends and family and thanks for the response !

You could always use the help desk when issues arise.    I show you seeding 7 torrent now.  Most times it is the torrent program not connecting to the tracker and updating the information.

I've just posted this in another thread:

"If I click on  #Gaytorrent.ru on the Chat page I am asked to open an IRC client and offered a nickname without installing anything as far as I know"

Using Firefox

ok thx

That means there is already a torrent with the same hash tracked by the tracker.

It is very unlikely that different files got the same hash, while a file can have torrents with many different hash'.

Perhaps you don't include 'dead' torrents into your search?
If you can't find it, I'd suggest you write to the Helpdesk, indicating the name / title / file name of what you like to upload and then we can search.

@MrMazda:

On your profile page, you can see the number of invites that you have. You can also access this page here as well. I see that you currently have 4 invites, so you should be good to go. 🙂

Damn, it sucks not to be a Power User anymore  😕

In Firefox Options > General > set Downloads to "Always ask me where to save files" (That will open a window at upload asking where to save or with which application to open).

Good to know. Thanks for the clarification Junior.

I'm not understanding your question. This is a private tracker, why are you worried about being hacked? You should always seed here.