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@bijicjic This can also happen if you're using Windows XP. Due to some security upgrades and the lack of updates to support them in Windows XP, you are now unfortunately limited to using the non-SSL tracker. You can do this by disabling the SSL tracker option in your profile.

As well, you can change the tracker URL manually on your torrents by modifying the beginning of the URL

change this:
https://tracker.gaytorrent.ru/

to this:
http://tracker.gaytorrent.tw:2710/

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@saymyname109 Yes... Two torrent clients on the same computer, or two computers with the same or different torrent clients on the same IP address is not a problem. The system will give you no issues with this.

The only time the system will give you an issue is if you use two accounts on the same device/IP.

@agpesa1:

I think it would be pretty obvious that the one posted first was the original and the one posted later was a duplicate…

Actually, there's a little more to it than that. We consider anything that is in the same format container but has less than a 10% size difference to be a duplicate. As well, there is the issue of the original being dead in some cases. Generally in these cases, the duplicate upload is kept.

When it comes to VPN service, you get what you pay for. I strongly recommend using a paid VPN for a few reasons. Just make sure that you do your homework on your VPN before signing up, as not all VPN's are created equal.

It seems our server needs some precussionary maintenance.

For those of you who don't know, precussionary maintenance is the technical term for smacking something until it works.

We do not offer the option to park accounts. That being said however, it takes at least 180 - 240 days of inactivity to have your account removed for inactivity. Not logging in for 2 or even 3 months will not cause your account to be lost.

On your profile page, you can see the number of invites that you have. You can also access this page here as well. I see that you currently have 4 invites, so you should be good to go.

HTTP 512 is an error specific to Cloudflare.

Translated from technical terms to plain English, it means that when the Cloudflare Proxy tried to connect to the web site, the web server has rejected the connection for some reason.

I would suggest a VPN if this is the case, as you may need to route around this issue.

I was on it as a post infection treatment and I unfortunately learned the hard way about one of the common side effect. Over long term use, it can do irreversible damage to your GI system. As I often put it, it broke my pooper. Even now, many years after not having taken it anymore, and I still have issues with frequent diarrhea. Granted, my issues now are no longer to the extent that they were, and are also no longer at a point of sudden incontinence, but I pay the price to this very day for that decision. That said though, GI system aside, it kept me alive and otherwise healthy for many years, and considering some of the side effects of some of the alternative treatment options at the time, a broken pooper is but a small price to pay.

@raphjd Here's what I don't get.... If a woman has sex with 100 men in a year, she can still only produce one full term pregnancy. On the other hand, if a man has sex with 100 women in a year, he can produce 100 full term pregnancies. Remind me again why we are regulating women's bodies exactly...

@opengls This is a sign that you are being blocked by the DDoS protection software and may need to use a VPN to get around the issue in order to connect to the tracker.

@shiningstar As long as you get the stats page, you are able to reach the tracker's back end. I suspect based on the fact that you were not able to pull up the stats page that you may have been getting blocked by our DDoS protection software. If you're able to see the page now, you should be back up and running now.

@shiningstar There are many things that can cause this to happen. First, we need to see if you are able to reach the tracker's back end. To do this, please try to open this link:

https://tracker.gaytorrent.ru/stmdd/

Does this link open a stats page, or does the page fail to load? This will tell us where to look next to figure out where the problem lies.

The easiest way to work with this is to copy or move the contents of the torrent into the folder that qBitTorrent downloads into by default. This will simplify things when you come to adding the torrent into qBitTorrent.

@leo2003 The other option is you can finish downloading ALL of the files in the torrent, however this will obviously have an impact on your ratio.

When you do not download 100% of ALL the files, your torrent client will register you as "seeding" the torrent, which does not count towards your number of downloads in uTorrent, however the tracker will still say that you're "leeching" the torrent.

The only way to resolve the issue is to find which torrents you have not downloaded 100% of all the files and stop them, or to finish downloading ALL of the files.

@bijicjic This can also happen if you're using Windows XP. Due to some security upgrades and the lack of updates to support them in Windows XP, you are now unfortunately limited to using the non-SSL tracker. You can do this by disabling the SSL tracker option in your profile.

As well, you can change the tracker URL manually on your torrents by modifying the beginning of the URL

change this:
https://tracker.gaytorrent.ru/

to this:
http://tracker.gaytorrent.tw:2710/

@raphjd You are correct. I run a cross between Windows 10 and Ubuntu Linix, depending on what system I'm on.