@OKCancel-0 This happens a lot with older movies, someone fucks up once and it cascades into several replications.
These are from a series called Collin O'Neal's World of Men
Alex DeLarge & Taylor Murphy are in the movie Australia.
The scene from your link are Aaron Mark & Thorben , from the movie Fuckin' in Europe.
Movie page in IAFD: Fuckin' in Europe (2010) - IAFD
Full World of Men series here: Collin O'Neal's World of Men Collection
@uglyguy after you stop your torrents, it can take several minutes for the tracker to update, so all you can do now is wait.
Important:
Go to this page: thttps://www.gaytor.rent/userdetails.php
Scroll down until you see the option "Show leeching torrents" and click to see them.
Now notice that you might see torrents there that you have finished downloading. This happens because you did not download ALL files.
When you don't download all files, the torrent stays in the leeching status indefinitely. They will stay consuming 1 download slot while they are active in your client. To avoid this in the future, you need to pause the torrents that you didn't download fully.
@Thang88 if you are using any adblocker extension like adguard or ublock origin, you can add a custom rule/filter to block it: www.gaytor.rent##div.flake
@RedTSantiago horseyharry on chaturbate and onlyfans, also on reddit as Conscious_Pace_6840
i'm also not very fond of masks but after finally getting to know what he looks like, i think i prefer the mask
@Frantic310 Being brutally honest with you, they don't serve any purpose whatsoever and that's why members have their points pilling up and don't use for anything at all, as if the feature didn't even exist.
But anyaways, for every 2 hours you seed, you get 1 point. This is regardless of how many torrents you are seeding, according to the FAQ (but tbf I never checked).
You can upload torrents and hope people will gift you some of their bonus points. The only point of having those is using it to gift other members, but like I said the points are kinda useless so they'll do nothing with it as well.
If you are looking for points to use them to freeleech torrents, you can use this topic: At Risk torrent
Rules are simple, torrents must have few seeders. How much is "few" depends on the torrent size, but usually anything with more than 10 will be rejected unless it is a massive collection. You can send up to 3 torrents in a single request.
If you're looking for points to trade for upload traffic, it is much easier to upload your torrents.
@mrb-0 not real time, it can take several minutes for it to update
P&D section is an echo chamber, I'm not sure if it once was a decent place but that's the current state. Go check the posts, they're all by the same two members, most have no reply whatsoever, the few ones with replies are the same two members agreeing with each other.
Most forums forbid politics but over here one of the site owners is in the middle of it, but the feature to hide sections and block certain members exist for a reason.
It is appropriate but I think you will have more look asking on reddit or LPSG, because there are more people there so chances are higher that someone who knows the answer will see.
On reddit you can ask on r/gaypornhunters
@dzirlo I'm glad you're better at problem-solving than you are at communicating
@KryptoKnight the URL to check tracker status is https://tracker.gaytor.rent/stmdd in case you need it in the future, if you try to access it from your link from a regular browser it will always return a 404 even when the tracker is working
btw i remember that there was a torrent for this available here, seems it got deleted which is weird considering that this is fake while there are actual criminal torrents totally online
@MrMazda said in Torrent did disappear:
@dargard-0 The torrent contained padding files, which are not allowed, as they artificially inflate the size of the torrent.
Padding files are a structural feature for hashing/alignment, they're strictly theoretical and should be excluded from size calculations and file listings.
They only exist in the metadata as zero-byte alignment entries and are never downloaded, uploaded, or stored. The total data exchanged between peers always equals the size of the real files only. Any larger “total size” you see comes from how the tracker handles the file list, not from actual network usage.
There is no ratio gain or advantage for the uploader and, if anything, it's a disadvantage.
A useful comparison with BitTorrent v1:
v1 (no padding): Files share pieces. If you select only some files, you are still required to transfer parts of unwanted files. This is real bandwidth usage and counts toward the user's ratio.
v2/hybrid (with padding): Files are aligned. You download exactly the files you select, no useless byte transfers that harm your ratio.
Take as example a 200 GB torrent with many small files. In v1, partial downloads can easily add hundreds of MB (or more) of unavoidable extra data due to piece overlap, harming the user's ratio. In v2/hybrid, the "total size" reported by the tracker can be ~%5 bigger, only because the tracker is summing up real files and padding files together, which is incorrect and doesn't reflect how the client will handle the torrent. The actual transferred data can never exceed 200 GB, and partial downloads remain exact, sparing member's ratio and bandwidth.
Only thing the site needs to do is to ignore padding files, don't count them towards the total file size and not show them in the file list.
And below, an example of a real cheating scenario that you cannot detect:
Make a torrent with hundreds or thousands of small files and use a massive piece size like 128MB. If a member tries to download one single 1MB file, they will be forced to download at least 128MB.
oops i made a typo in the URL: https://www.gaytor.rent/userdetails.php
@Parabolybuil if i recall correctly, this is from a film series focused on "horror" stories that are meant to look real/amateurish but it was still regular porn distributed by some company, but i could not find much about this particular clip yet.
@MrMazda you are confusing v2 protocol for something else that happened in the past, before v2 was developed. Some torrent clients had their own implementation of padding files but it was still the old v1 protocol, those files existed in the disk and were required for seeding. v2 protocol is not the same thing. Hybrid torrents, specially, have metadata and file tree of both v1 and v2 protocols. v1 protocol has no padding whatsoever. If you'e using a client that is not compatible with v2, it will fall back to the regular v1 torrent.
Padding files are not specific to any particular torrent client. When was the last time you experienced this issue yourself? What client were you using, and how old was the torrent distribution?
@vladfail go to tracker tab and check if there is any status message