@ricky Yes!

@stam8 I’d start on YouTube, take a look at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=72gKksBe16c. The nice thing about Synology is you get phone, chat and email support, it’s pretty good. Because you get support and specialized hardware Synology is the expensive option.

If you want something that will work and be less expensive you can use something Open Source (free!) that runs on a regular computer with attached drives. Take a look at -

TrueNAS - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WjLaK8yQAag
Rockstor - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=McU8ctQFF4Y

@stam8 I use a Synology DS1821+ but any of the consumer Synology NASes will work - https://www.synology.com/en-us/products?tower=ds_j%2Cds_plus%2Cds_value%2Cds_xs. They don’t come with drives installed, they are compatible with almost all 3.5” drives. Mine has 8 slots, I started with two drives and added more as I needed the space. You can also replace drives with bigger ones without losing any data. This mean you can constantly add space until it’s filled with the largest possible drives.

They run Docker which means you can run your BitTorrent client on the NAS, it’s fast and runs 24/7.

Lots of helpful posts here - https://www.reddit.com/r/synology/

In case anyone is getting an error like "Error adding <torrent name>: invalid or corrupt torrent file" when trying to add a torrent to Transmission. It's a known issue, see https://github.com/transmission/transmission/issues/458.

In the meantime you will need to use some other BitTorrent client.

About 34TB. Is that too much?

I’m using the new domain name to access the site but there are lots of links that still point to the old name. Right now this requires multiple logins. Have you considered setting up CORS for the session cookies so multiple logins aren’t required?

@ricky Yes!

This was 100% my fault, the add-on I use to manage referrer headers was updated and started blocking same-origin. Once I excluded GT I could download again.

I haven't made any changes to my browser or installed any new extensions but I started getting Usage Violation messages whenever I try and download a torrent about a week ago. I've tried via the search results page and the torrent details page. I'm using Firefox 81.0.2 on Ubuntu 20.

Here's a video - https://youtu.be/IAapMf4Pa_M

@robertlondon Yes, this is how I’m able to login as well.

I’ve been getting a 404 error about half the time I try and login, the address is http://gaytorrent.ru/takelogin.php. Anyone else having an issue?