@john32123666 Oh got it!
I think I get it.
So for a download of 500 (-5), I would need to seed 3000 mb to break even (without counting the bonus per hour)
Thank you
@john32123666 Oh got it!
I think I get it.
So for a download of 500 (-5), I would need to seed 3000 mb to break even (without counting the bonus per hour)
Thank you
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@john32123666 said in Torrent only seeding once and then it's over:
It's because some members already have the same copy or an amount of pierce parts, once file is completed that's the time seeding starts ...
This I actually understand. But still the behavior I am getting makes no sense. Once I've seeded my torrent once (ratio 1.0), the torrent shows as "Seeding" but there is no outgoing traffic at all. It just stops. I think it would be reasonable to assume that even if one other person has obtained all the parts from me (then we are two people seeding the same torrent), other people should still be grabbing my parts (no pun intended) and my ratio should increase.
SEEDING too many torrents will throttle your distributions ...
I am not sure if this explains this particular behavior I am getting, or if it's even related? I know GT has a limit on the amount of torrents you can have active but has no control over bandwidth limitations, no torrent sites do. And still, it would not explain this specific conundrum. On other sites, like gay-torrents.net or gay-torrents.org, I could have (for example) 10 torrents active at the same time, all of them uploading at 10-50MB/s, and ratios going over 50.0 quite quickly, using the same client and of course the same config for all sites.
You MUST CONTINUE SEEDING YOUR TORRENT until at least three or four other members have completely downloaded the file and can continue seeding for you.
That's what I am trying to do. But unable to do so because of what is happening. I understand the rules but there is nothing I can do on my end so far to prevent this problem.
@john32123666 said in Torrent only seeding once and then it's over:
There are 2 types of seeder :
A 100% files [you're a seeder or co-seeder] ...
seeder - 100% who have own the files ...
co-seeder - 100% who have the exact same copy ...
Isn't that the same thing in the end? Two people who have all the parts of a file? How does this change any behavior, or how does this affect my problem? (I am not being antagonistic I am genuinely asking)
@frostycab said in Torrent only seeding once and then it's over:
Out of interest, do you mean the torrent shows as "Seeding" in your client but you're not getting any upload traffic, or do you mean it's actually stopping?
You are correct. Apologies if it was not clear. The torrents show as "seeding" but there is no outgoing traffic.
@john32123666 said in Torrent only seeding once and then it's over:
Sounds like someone else co-seeded it before you, w/c is unfair for those struggling from ratio ...
Unfortunately there is no rules on these ...
I partly get what you are saying, I think. To co-seed means two people need to own the same files, but how can one co-seed before me if it has not obtained the parts yet? Or you mean that once a 2nd person obtains the parts, mine are being ignored and only this other person's are being used? If so, any idea why/how this happens? By the way, this issue is fairly new, I did not have this problem before. The only settings I changed were (I am using qBitTorrent btw):
Fortunately I am not struggling with ratio, I am at 8.9, but it is super difficult to increase it with this problem going on.
And yeah it does seem unfair!
@frostycab said in Torrent only seeding once and then it's over:
@john32123666 I'm wondering if he's got something set in his client that stops or lowers the priority of the torrent once it's ratio hits 1, but no idea which client he's using.
To be 100% honest I did not even know these settings were available, nor I know where they are in qBitTorrent. Nevertheless, this issue is new and the only settings I modified are the ones mentioned just above. Nothing related to priority. And if that were the case, it would affect all torrents from all the other sites I use, which is not the case. If you can point out where I can find these settings I'd be happy to share a screenshot, but I cannot find anything like that.
@john32123666 said in Torrent only seeding once and then it's over:
@frostycab ... no idea, he didn't mention [any], what seems to be the issue, he posted ...
Apologies I don't understand your wording there. Maybe you meant my client? It's qBitTorrent. "What seems to be the issue" - where would you like me to elaborate? Happy to help to make things clear. "He posted" -
But once you completely seeded your torrent less chance of credit you will get until tracker updates ...
OK. These updates, is this something that GT has control over with or is it my client? I have no issues with torrents from other sites.
1-3 seeder you have chance over 10 seeders, less chance ...
Apologies again, my one brain cell does not understand what you are saying here.
Thanks a lot for your replies! And again, tone is lost on text, this is a friendly reply I don't mean to get on anyone's nerves. All questions are from genuine curiosity.
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@john32123666 said in Torrent only seeding once and then it's over:
uncheck > When inactive seeding time ...
do not pause your torrent if it is inactive ... [Toggle from seeding priority]
I will give it a go. Just to try and see what happens but I can't see what one things is got to do with the other. shrug
Always force start if your client stalled what your seeding ...
Nope it never gets on "stalled" mode. It' always makrked as "seeding".
Ratio of 1.0 means you completely seeded your torrent you posted and is now seeding by others ...
Yup, got that part.
Seeding relies on your bandwidth ...
Yep, I know that part too. I have 1GBit/sec upload speeds. Should not be an issue. And for other sites this problem does not exist. I upload at 60 - 80mb/sec. I am tempted to test a seedbox to see what happens.
If you are the first seeder you'll get 100% upload traffic ...
Yep.
10 or more less chance ...
If there are more than 10 seeders the lesser the chance I will be seeding? Is that what you mean? It's nice info to have but still my problem starts after just one other person has the file.
Tracker updates means thats the time a new peers connecting from your peers ...
"peers connecting from your peers"? You lost me there
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Oh well. But at least now thanks to you I understand it a lot better!
Thank you
Guess what? The issue has magically disappearted. I swear I have not touched anything. I just uploaded a new file and it's at 8.0 ratio. Hooray!
I am still confused but I learned a shit ton of of stucff thanks to you guys. So thanks!