Best posts made by MrMazda

@semurg30 No staff has the ability to control or modify the rate at which a torrent transfers. If you have the URL of the torrent, I could look a little more into the matter and see what's going on for you.

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.

@zoheb Survey says you have seeded your torrent to completion and should qualify for the First Time Uploader Program.... PM @kalayaan with the torrent URL for your reward.

Short answer to the question is YES... They ARE enforced. Much of the enforcement however relies on user reports when content falls short of the criteria.

So when you come across ones that don't meet the requirements, I would encourage you to hit the report button so that we can take action.

@djsoapbubble It's not just here... Anywhere on the internet, especially anywhere with a comments section is often full of trolls and people who just want to get a rise out of other people. It's really sad what this world has come to at this day and age.

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.

@nix54 This sounds like a port forwarding issue. Our tracker is very sensitive with port forwarding for some reason. In order to get proper upload traffic all the time, you need to make sure that the port your torrent client is using is forwarded through your home router or VPN to your computer, both in TCP and UDP. Without this, you will notice the exact symptoms you seem to be having.

If it's of any help, your current torrent client is reporting that it seems to be using port 63357.

@justatest90-0 I don't know who handled them, but these definitely qualify for some follow up, which I will do.

There is currently a database issue with the search feature. Searches with multiple words are returning 0 results. I have notified our sysadmin about this, and they should get to fixing it soon. Please be patient.

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.

@vanman It is also important to note the difference between your total upload stats and the session upload stats. The stats against a seeding torrent in your profile will only show the amount of data that has been transmitted for the current session, whereas your torrent client often shows the total amount transmitted since the torrent was added to your torrent client.

As well, there's the issue of the tracker updates themselves. Your torrent client will only update with the tracker once every 30 minutes for each torrent. For this reason, there is a delay in the stats being updated, as they are not updated in realtime like your torrent client will update them.

@justatest90-0 Sadly, I think a lot of it has to do with who sees the report, and whether or not they have the energy to go down a rabbit hole. I'm always up for that challenge.

@bigjohnv12 When did this problem start? I know our system admin @Joker recently fixed a bug with it, but perhaps there's more to be fixed?

Also, is this issue still happening currently? If so, any information you can give on where exactly the feed goes wrong would be helpful for our system admin to fix the issue.

@fickle-0 The issue in your case seems to be a combination of two things...

1. There are no leechers actively downloading any of the torrents you have recently finished... At least not the ones that appear in your profile

2. You may not have your port forwarding settings correctly configured on your home network. By default, Transmission uses port 51413. This port (or the port you have changed it to use) needs to be forwarded through your home network to your computer, both in TCP and UDP in order to get proper upload traffic.

@Jacobanal 2.2 MB?! How small is your piece size?

@ianfontinell Just so you know, it's only a matter of time before the old domain is shut down, so this will only work for a while until the changes take place.

@john32123666 I have made @Joker aware of this. We are working on a fix for this. Strangely, the .ru site and the forum works just fine... It's just the .rent domain that seems to be having the issue.

@omgblank The only option is to either stop the torrent or finish downloading 100% of ALL the files. It is only when you have downloaded 100% of ALL the files that the torrents will show up as complete and seeding.

@Estion-0 The key to re-seeding torrents in any torrent client successfully is to put the contents of the torrent in the folder that your torrent client downloads into by default before you try adding the torrent to your client. This is the most common mistake people make when trying to re-seed torrents.

@ianfontinell The first thing that the site owner plans to do when taking down the old domain is to bring the forums to the new domain. Not much longer after that, the old domain will auto redirect to the new domain so it's all in one place.