@jiggashaolin There are a number of things that can cause this. For a more informative answer you need to check the tracker status message. It will likely display an error. That error message will give us an indication of where to look for the problem.
The most common issue for a lot of people is the HTTPS tracker. Have you tried turning the SSL tracker OFF in your profile settings?
@NeoStrada This likely means that the torrent is in the ModsOnly category, pending deletion because it is a collection of videos with no common theme as per the rules.
In your case, I think the problem may be related to a system glitch. I have done a reset on your account, which should fix this problem.
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.
@gavobear Try turning off the SSL tracker in your profile.
I have been gathering as much information as I can on this matter, and it seems that so far, all cases have one thing in common.... The torrent client being used.
uTorrent 3.6.0
BitTorrent 7.11
qBitTorrent 4.6.2 or above
For some reason, these versions of these torrent clients seem to be having an issue. I wouldn't be surprised if this also affects newer versions of Libtorrent, as it is essentially the same base app as qBitTorrent.
Try rolling your torrent client back to a previous version and see if this resolves the issue.
FWIW: rTorrent seems to be another Libtorrent based software, so that may explain a few things. What version of rTorrent are you running?
@asipenner: I have done a reset of a sort on your account. You should now be able to download no problem. I was not seeing any reason why the system was restricting you, so I did the reset to see if I can override that function in the system to put your account back where it belongs.
Thanks for admitting that you have several different accounts, and that your sole purpose is to cause trouble. Are there any other accounts that you would like banned for violating the rules and continually insulting staff?
@Guadeloupe-0 I think the problem is with the torrent client you are using as they both work just fine on my end.
This is very interesting... The system admin must have been doing something. I see that even on a regular user account, these things are all up and running. If you're still having a problem, let me know.
If the fix that I applied worked, without the need to change anything on your end, then I suspect that there was a system glitch that I cleared when I did the account reset.
It is clean. I think I Like it, I'll give it a go. One thing is bothersome: in Browse view, when I mouseover "i" to see info, the popup box sometimes is very wide and goes off the left side of the page. This is only happening in Safari (which I prefer to use). It looks fine in Chrome. Also, under my profile I do not see an option to choose the old layout, although like I said I think I'll get used to the new layout. Nice work
This issue should now be fixed.
@raphjd WOW!!! Just WOW!!!
Is this really what the world is coming to? Shouldn't it be just as much the woman's duty to take some bloody responsibility as they too had a part in the creation of the child? It's really sad what this world is coming to.
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.
Try now… If you still get the same error, then you need to check to make sure you downloaded ALL the files in ALL the torrents, otherwise the system will only register that you are LEECHING the torrent, rather than SEEDING the torrent.
I am having the same problem as ja32….
it just seems like there are tons of seeders and not enough leechers... i left my client on for 3-4 hours last night and barely got any upload... now im just trolling the recently uploaded to maybe get some seeding in but it seems like once i get something downloaded there is a million seeders and no leechers... none of the older torrents im seeding have any leechers...
The only thing that I could suggest to both of you (short of donating to the website) would be be to keep seeding torrents as often as possible, and see if you are able to perhaps find other content that is not on the website to upload. Although the website does not require payment of any kind, you obtain seed bonus points from seeding torrents, regardless of whether or not they're being downloaded. If you click on your seed bonus points in the top right corner, you will be brought to a screen where you can exchange said points for upload. Perhaps this may be a way of helping you in your goal to get enough of a share ratio to be able to download again, without having to donate.
@blablarg18 This could just be the evil Canadian in me, but I think that the death penalty lets the person off too easily. There are much more unpleasant things that I can assure you would be much worse than death that could be done and dragged out for the rest of his life.
I know that line of thinking is just slightly sadist, but a part of me would be rather delighted to see him suffer insufferable pain for the rest of his life rather than getting his suffering over with in a relatively short order by comparison where he can move onto other things.
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. 
FWIW: I can start taking requests for more hardware specific port forwarding instructions that go into step by step detail. I just need to know what hardware people want to be supported so that I can get working on that.
i think the user is only suggesting this because hes uploaded less then 10% of what hes downloaded
I have been seeding all of my torrents all the time. It's not my fault no one's downloading them.
Even if you're not successfully uploading from files you're seeding, you obtain seed bonus points by having them seeded. If you click your seed bonus points in the top right corner of just about every window, you will be automatically directed to the area of the website where these points can be exchanged for a number of things. This includes upload, which will bring your upload up, without the need to donate to the website. Alternatively, you also have the option of uploading a torrent, which should help resolve the issue more quickly.