FWIW: There seems to be one thing in common with all these cases... uTorrent 3.6.0, BitTorrent 7.11, qBitTorrent 4.6.2, and a few others that are based on the same Libtorrent base as qBitTorrent is.
I think you may find that rolling back your torrent client to a previous version will help with this.
@john32123666 We have specific straight and bi categories. By default, they are turned off. If a user wishes to upload straight or bi content, it must go into one of these categories so as to keep it away from and out of reach from users who may wish not to see it.
That said, sometimes straight porn does get uploaded into the wrong category, usually because the uploader either hasn't read the rules, or because they have not turned on the straight/bi categories. When this happens, we encourage users to report the offending torrents so that they can be moved to the appropriate category and out of view from users who wish not to see it.
For what it's worth, I have been able to duplicate the issue we are having with the tracker.
It works just fine on my torrent tower in my basement, as this connection only has IPv4.
If however I try it on a dual stack IPv4/IPv6 connection that I have access to, all kinds of problems start happening. If I either disable IPv6 on that network, OR if I use a VPN that will force me into IPv4 only, the problem goes away.
So if you're having issues still, I would encourage you to try turning off IPv6 in your computer's network adapter settings and see what happens.
@eobox91103 Yes... Uploading a lot of garbage torrents can get your upload ability revoked, at the very least temporarily. We encourage you to report such torrents for being garbage torrents that in no way follow the intended rules and requirements.
@prokrin It appears you have a number of torrents for which you have not downloaded 100% of ALL the files. When this happens, the tracker will only register you as leeching the torrent, even though your torrent client will say you are seeding the portion you have downloaded. When a torrent is registered as leeching, it counts towards your maximum number of simultaneous downloads. You need to either stop these torrents or finish downloading ALL of the files to get them out of the leeching queue to free up the slots.
@homomatik-0 In order to download torrents, you need a torrent client such as uTorrent (3.5.5 or earlier), BitTorrent (before 7.11), transmission, vuze, qBitTorrent, or flox.
You get little .torrent files from torrent sites like this, which tell your torrent client where to look to get a list of where to download the content from.
@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?
@flozen While SlamRush wasn't really my thing (mainly because the guys were all too young for my liking), I couldn't necessarily knock it either.
I'm a big believer in a person's right to choose what is right for them. That said, I am NOT a fan of someone trying to take the stand that because it's not right for me, YOU can't do it either.
Having once been a bit of a party pig myself, I get the appeal of letting loose and letting what happens happen. For me, that used to be part of the thrill. If you know what you're going in for and you get what you want, is it really that bad? Now, that being said, this is a very different thing than going in blind and not knowing what's going to happen or what has been planned until it's too late to consent or object. In my case, I knew what I was going in for and I let it happen. I don't know where SlamRush fell in that regard.
@gavobear Try turning off the SSL tracker in your profile.
@tlkoss501 It's because the old domain is still being used in the PM it sends you, and signing in on .rent will not sign you in on .ru as well. You need to either change the domain in the URL when you get the 404 error, or you need to sign in on the .ru domain as well to see the torrent.
@Guadeloupe-0 I think the problem is with the torrent client you are using as they both work just fine on my end.
@Darekins-0 Yes and no.... No it's not "normal" on the most part, however I see that you are running uTorrent 3.6.0, which has many known compatibility issues with our system. The issue you are having is one of the "normal" things about uTorrent 3.6.0 with our system. There are also a number of other issues that often come up with this version
If you uninstall uTorrent 3.6.0, then install uTorrent 3.5.5 or earlier in its place, you can get around this issue and have your data and active torrents reported properly.
@john32123666 Based on the user's history, I don't think there's much of an issue there. The issue in their case is likely squarely on uTorrent 3.6.0. It does many strange things when working with our tracker. Some of these include showing that the tracker is working and seeding, however the site doesn't see this on our end. Sometimes no data at all is reported, so you can be seeding actively all day and have nothing to show for it. This is why I recommended rolling back to uTorrent 3.5.5 or earlier, which does not have this problem.
@john32123666 True.... Freeleech torrents are also a good way to get on the right foot.
@lololulu19 The old forum system had user classes, starting at Lurker. In some cases, some users were affected by a forum glitch that would lock them in at a user class (usually Lurker) despite surpassing the number of posts needed to move up a class or two. That's how this happens.
Now as for this claim of a user who only attacks people, feel free to DM me with the details, and I can look into this and escalate it if necessary.
@wade I just thought I'd point out that not only does obstructing the title and/or the names of the performers make it hard to search, thereby making it a useless upload, but you should be careful as the rules are VERY clear that the video must be properly identified. So not only is this process generally frowned upon, but it can also be a violation of the site rules, which can get you into trouble.
@Dblckct-0 For privacy reasons, we do not release this information to our members. This is for their own protection. If you can find the torrent, you can comment on it and the person who uploaded it will receive a notification of the comment. They can choose to reveal themselves if they so wish, but nothing you can see on the site will reveal that information.
@john32123666 If they're part of an Anime game, then there's nothing specific against them. In this case, they were either malicious code attempting to be passed off as videos that they were not, or they were in a form that requires a media license in which to view. In either case, such files are NOT permitted, and so they have been removed.
It seems someone may have found a hack that we do not condone as it was only freeleeched for 3 hours, which is not an option we offer. The shortest you can freeleech is 24 hours.
Perhaps @Joker could chime in on this one?
@jokuihmemies Yes. Staff can see how many times, and when it was made freeleech, and how long it was made freeleech for each time.