@john32123666 said in Torrents in Google search:

nts are visible via google search,
the poster neglect to check Private torrent during creating of new torrent ...

This has nothing to do with the torrent file itself but rather a poor configuration of the site to prevent the pages from being indexed by search engines.

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Take a look at the image above, this is a set of tags that aim to indentify the page using various filters to make the page more "findable" by search engines.

They could add a tag to prevent the page from being indexed, but instead they use various tags to help search engines at displaying these pages more effectively in their results.

Adding a noindex tag instead, even if the entire page is visible to google, that page will never be displayed in the search results as requested by the page itself. But as you can see from the image above, Gaytorrent actually wants torrent pages to be indexed so it's a valid discussion imo.

The fact that the same pages don't show up on Bing means that Bing have deliberately chosen to omit the entire gaytorrent site from their results.

@ianfontinell I found it its say not working !

@Jacobanal said in Can't upload because download rights were taken away:

so that's not the problem

That actually is the problem, you should double check it. The tracker needs to report working for all active seeding torrents, if it reports anything else that means you're not seeding it. If you set a download location different from where the source files are.

Or even, the torrent might be creating a subfolder that you're not taking into account, sometimes you need to set the download location one level before the source folder, anything depends on your client's settings.

If you do everything correctly when you force a recheck on that torrent before starting it, it should fill up to 100% and then say "complete"

@noimpositive

Correct.

It's only Freeleech for the time it was set. Any downloading after Freeleech expires goes on your account.

@lololulu19 and to @joaolifesim You can also re-use, specifically, WeTransfer over and over again. Once you have filled up their limit and it's safely on your PC, just delete the files on WT (you'll need to register an account - just use a burner, or unnecessary extra email account to join up), and then upload new stuff. You might have a slight delay. I've never hit up the limit.

@ianfontinell That makes perfect sense, thanks for the info.
@john32123666 Good info, thanks, will check my client and settings accordingly.

@ianfontinell OK thank you!

Any number of seeders can be considered good depending on the upload speed you're getting from them.
The more seeds mean that you can download files much faster since you have more sources to concurrently download from.
With peers, it's the opposite. More peers mean that there are more people who are competing for the bandwidth provided by all the seeders.
A torrent with 30 seeders and 70 leechers (30% seeders) will go faster than one with 10 seeders and 90 leechers (10% seeders).
If someone is seeding, then you can download from them. If they stop seeding, they're removed from the list of seeders on the torrent site ...

@Gaydio This can happen if the torrent has been removed from the system, but if you get that message every time you click on a link then there's some other problem.

Try clicking on a few of the very newest torrents from the search page. If none of them work, try logging in again, and try them again. In order to stay logged in, you need to have cookies enabled for the gaytor.rent site. If they're disabled, the system will likely consider you always logged out.

If indeed everything gives you this problem when you're logged in, I suggest contacting the help desk.

@ianfontinell said in Why does cookie sessions last such a short time?:

In pretty much any website you can login and stay logged for a really long time even if you don't necessarily visit the site every day, but on GT and here on the forum if you don't visit twice a day your session expires. Why does it have to be like this?

Not true. Many sites...for the same security reason explained here...will close the session or log you out after a certain period of inactivity. I encounter that on a few sites I use, such as medical sites, etc. Simply doesn't happen on "pretty much any website" as you say.

If 100 % completed and you have a high speed connection, keep seeding if possible in order to help other members who are affected ... [if peers is active] ...
[That's how torrenting is all about] ... sharing data ... 😉

@alkaline

You can look at your completed download list history in your details and stats.

If you have completed to download all the files in the torrent, then it will appear in your completed download history.

@ivcrn2 said in Tracker not works - unable to connect to tracker:

my secret here

@justmejon There is a known issue that creeps up from time to time when the database needs a tune up. I have alerted the sysadmin to the issue and it should get resolved soon.

@ianfontinell That's because the .tw domain is for HTTP and isn't meant to be used with HTTPS

@justmejon It's a mystery to us all but don't give up. I heard that the owner is still working on security first before working on the rest so let's be hopeful. I am staying away from mainstream titles for the mean time but I don't know. My mind can change anytime. 🤔

@gogotrancer I like, do you have some?

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