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@myrea Oh yes they did! But old news, I move on.

Thanks again for your comments. It isn't rocket science for sure 😉

Thanks so much. Am trying to catch up after the Vuze fiasco 😉

It looks like it's catching up.  Right now it shows you with a ratio of 1.008.

@di3di3di3 said in Vuze and Seeding (not seeding that is):

i have same issue with qbittorrent 4.2.5 i cant seed anything even super seeding mode, or force resume. anyone can help me? i am noob when it comes to settings etc.

Read the docs:

Super-Seeding makes sure you "seed" different parts of the file(s) before re-sending parts you have already sent to others.
Here's the scenario that makes this a good thing. You seed your file, and it is broken into 5 parts. Leecher A comes along and asks for part #1, then B asks for part #1 too, so you start re-sending part #1 to B.
Grow this to thousands of parts and dozens of leechers, and you are re-sending the same parts over and over and no one ever gets the whole thing!
Super-Seeding means that when you've sent part #1 to A, you send part #2 to B and so on... this is supposed to be a TORRENT, after all: once you've sent #1 to A, B can get it from them! Forced seeding just overrides your internal queueing... you still send a scrape.

The action you need to take to force your torrent to seed is to PAUSE IT (aka STOP SEEDING IT), wait for any existing traffic to END, then re-start the seeding.

This causes your client to RE-ANNOUNCE itself (different from a scrape)

As I understand it, the not-supporting-scrape issue comes down to some ability to cheat the rationator system using scrapes... (clearly, I do NOT know the details there!)... But IMHO, having to work around that is a SMALL PRICE to pay for all this free, quality porn! 🙂 🙂 🙂