Posts made by MrMazda

You have already passed the 6 month mark, so something more may be going on in your case.

5 MB is large? I think not… Even 5 GB shouldn't be a problem.

This depends on the modem and router equipment that you're running. Within your uTorrent settings, you'll see a setting for the incoming port number. This is the port number that needs to be forwarded. Again though, how to do this depends on your home network equipment.

@calgboi:

I don`t get it, because I am on the other gay torrents website and even when I download something hugely popular, with loads of seeders, I still end up uploading with high speeds and getting a 1+ ratio. Here, I download something similar and once the download is finished, it completely stops uploading. And I don't close my torrent program, ever.

I don't understand why there is a difference between to the two websites?

I know freeleech is the way to go, and I don't have a horrible ratio, but I would prefer it to be higher, obviously.

Is it just the popularity between to two websites?

I genuinely want to increase my ratio here.

This sounds like you might have a port forwarding issue. You need to make sure that the port that your torrent client uses is forwarded through your home network or VPN to your computer, both in TCP and UDP. This is a critical, yet often overlooked step necessary for getting proper upload traffic with our tracker.

Generally, they will stay on the last page, but I'm always looking for older less seeded torrents to freeleech and or promote, depending on a few factors. If you have any suggestions, I can definitely see what I can do about assisting you with helping make the torrents more popular again.

SBP can be used for either upload credit to help your ratio, or can be used to buy invites to invite a friend to the site if you are a power user.

Good ratio is when you seed back as much as you download. Points on the other hand do not affect your ratio unless you buy upload credit with them.

Freeleech is a wonderful thing. When a torrent is freeleech, downloading it will not count towards your download total, thus it's free to leech.

As far as I am aware, the system is invite only. The affiliate link thing will not work.

You need to make sure that the port that your torrent client uses is forwarded through your home network to your computer, both in TCP and in UDP. This is a critical, yet often overlooked step, necessary for getting proper upload traffic.

As a general rule, seed, seed, seed…. Sometimes mods like me will look over users at random and look for low seed torrents that they are seeding to freeleech and/or promote them to help users get upload traffic. This can also be done upon request as well. Unfortunately, if you're not seeding your torrents, no amount of assistance that we can offer will really do much help for you.

@Leaozinhodnf:

The search field in the mobile version is very small and you cannot see what you are typing, every time I need to switch to the desktop version on the cell phone. Could they adjust?

Turn your phone sideways?

We had a large number of virus uploads starting to come in from many users. To combat this, we have currently disabled .exe, .rar, .zip, and .scr files.

We are in the process of revising this to allow for certain categories to have certain exceptions, but for now, they are disabled across the board for security reasons.

It should also be noted that some ISP's (depending on where in the world you are) will throttle a user's network traffic when they see P2P traffic across their network. If this is the case, your best plan of defense (for a few reasons) is to invest in a VPN. This will hide your traffic from your ISP, and will give you an extra layer of protection while on the internet.

Also, looking at the torrents in your profile, it does not seem like there are any leechers actively downloading the content. This could be another aspect of the problem.

It should be noted that your torrent client only updates with the tracker once every 30 minutes for each torrent. As such, there is a delay in your stats updating. On that note, with most torrent clients, when you close your torrent client or otherwise stop a torrent, any data that has been transferred since the last tracker update is generally lost. So closing and re-opening your torrent client is part of the problem.

As well, the stats on the site only show the total amount transferred for the current session. If for some reason you stop your torrent and restart it, the stats associated with that torrent on the site will reset back to zero until you transfer more.

Use of a VPN should not affect your stats at all, however if you use a proxy server on top of the VPN, this may explain the issue as proxies do not allow for proper traffic flow for new connections back to your system (among other reasons).

This error means that another file with the exact same size and exact same filename already exists somewhere in the system. When doing an upload with QTM and getting this error, it can be quite difficult to find where it is on the site.

@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.

Depending on your upload speed, splitting them into smaller parts may be better, because then you can get each part torrent out faster by seeding only one at a time until they take off.

There is usually a reason why it failed to connect. When you click on the torrent, then the "Trackers" tab, does it show you anything more specific?

Also, have you tried turning off the SSL tracker?

Actually, what you probably didn't know is that there is a bit of a bug with this feature. If you turn on certain categories in those defaults, when trying to search with category settings different than the default, the search will give you issues. For best results, you actually want to un-check all the categories, as well as the three search 2.0 options.

I stand corrected on my previous statement about invites. If you have invites, you can now use them. The catch to this however is that you must be a power user. To be a power user, you must have all of the following:

• Be a member for at least 4 weeks
• Have a total upload of more than 40 GB
• Have a current ratio above 1.04

In the event that an invite goes wrong for some reason, the helpdesk is able to adjust your invites if you explain the situation and how it went wrong. Currently, only the referral registration is closed. Invites are live and functional.

The problem is you are confusing downloading the contents of the torrent with downloading the .torrent file. You can always download the .torrent files for your own uploads, even without download rights. The most common cause of this problem is that you have not moved the contents of the torrent to the folder where your torrent client downloads to by default. Remove the torrent from your torrent client, copy or move the contents of the torrent to the folder where your torrent client downloads into by default, THEN add the torrent to your torrent client, and it should begin seeding your upload.