How would I upload a new torrent to a seedbox
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I created a torrent on my computer how would I get that to my seedbox so I can share? Thanks
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You mean "How To Create Torrents In Your Seedbox" ...
First of all you need to click the create torrent button ...
Here is your Guide:
https://dediseedbox.com/wiki/knowledgebase/how-to-create-torrents-in-your-seedbox/ |
https://www.reddit.com/r/seedboxes/comments/66m5xh/question_regarding_creating_torrents_and/ -
@sirtricksalo Usually, a seedbox will have an FTP option in which to upload the contents of a torrent to the seedbox through FTP, at which point you can open the .torrent file on the seedbox to begin seeding the torrent from the seedbox.
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@MrMazda I have started uploading Tv series recently and am a little confused as to how best to do this using a seedbox. I have created torrents, transfer the torrent (as well as associated files stored in the correct place) to one other computer as well as the seedbox (3 locations). I then do the torrent recheck and resume the torrent. I then upload the torrent to your site (with the right private tracker for your site and the unique to me announce code). Now once the torrent goes live all 3 devices should start downloading. However, they never do and indeed they never seed in sync. Also when there are active leechers the torrents on different sites (esp the seedbox) do not start uploading to these leechers. This is equally true on moment one as it is later on. Clearly I have some sort of tracker recognition issue. Any ideas?
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@nix54 When you say you resume the torrent, are you talking about the torrent that you created and have on your computer, or the one you've added to GTRU and then downloaded from the site? Haven't created a new torrent myself in a long time, but if I read your comment correctly then it sounds like your opening the wrong torrent. I think you need to open the one you've downloaded from GTRU for everything to work properly.
I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong.
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@frostycab maybe I wasn't clear as I didn't want to confuse people to do anything other than what the upload guide says. However, you will note when you examine a successfully uploaded torrent's trackers that they are always the same - i.e. the same: http://tracker.gaytor.rent:2710/[your assigned unique identifier]/announce. You can put this in the torrent you upload. You can, before the upload, use that same torrent in your computer pointed to the right files, recheck done, etc. The upload will go live within a minute or so and any trackers on your torrent on your computer will show working. I do this on 2 computers and a seedbox in advance of the actual upload. They all will all work immediately as I have tested this by also putting the site download on a 4th computer to be sure see that this is what happens. Even so, the uptake on each of the 3 locations is quite inconsistent and different. With superseeding enabled they should all be uploading immediately to all requests and should continue to do so - but they don't..
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What I understand about seedboxes is that you should upload first the content from the server
and upon completion you can create torrent from that server same as you point the file location from your PC [optional drives] ...
or After the seedbox has acquired the files, people with access to the seedbox can download the file to their personal computers
ex: https://dediseedbox.com/wiki/knowledgebase/how-to-create-torrents-in-your-seedbox/ |
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@john32123666
Yup, as with seeding any torrent, the files need to be in the right location. Also, files do need to be stored locally in each location as otherwise you effectively double the bandwidth required to seed those files.
