No… You can have multiple IP addresses on one account. You just can't use more than one account on the same IP address. With VPN users, it is not all that common to get falsely flagged. Proxy servers on the other hand are a different ball of wax, due to the difference in the way that they work.
FWIW: You need to make sure that the port that your torrent client uses is forwarded through your home router or VPN to your computer, both in TCP and in UDP. This is a critical, yet often overlooked step, which is necessary to be able to get upload traffic.
A huge THANK YOU for the improvements to the site, both aesthetically and under the hood. A large complaint I have is when scrolling through the Search page, if I'm scrolling down to view more and I hovered over a title to Quick View the photoset, my mouse gets caught in the description field. NOrmally, it wouldn't be an issue, but some of these descriptions can go on FOREVERRRRRR…. Some people are just overly verbose in the descriptors, and not saying to cut it off, but it'd be helpful if it was collapsed into something that resembled a [see more] hyperlink that expanded the description into the full text. It would save me and I'm sure others a ton of frustrations when scrolling.
The only solution I have found for this so far is to move the mouse to the far side of the page where the categories are before scrolling the page. This forces the main page to remain under the mouse cursor. As well, in the top right corner of the search page, you'll find a button that will toggle between the short description and the long description. The short description option will also solve this problem.
From the sounds of it, it is likely that you may need to change VPN providers as the one you are using is being blocked by our DDoS filter.
And why isn't my Avatar showing.. Boooo… !
You have a user avatar and a forum avatar. They are actually two different avatars, as the forum is kind of separate from the main site. Click on Profile from the grey tabs under the greeting with your forum pic. This will allow you to change the picture in the forum as well.
I''ve contributed several huge torrents that have been downloaded plenty of times but my ratio doesn't ever seem to change. I've followed the torrent creation guide to the T and the trackers are definitely active.
Just last night I added 45GB worth of torrents, all of which had several downloads, but my ratio is still almost the same. In fact my "Uploads" page shows just 764MB of a 30GB torrent I CREATED uploaded.
How is that even possible. I CREATED THE TORRENT. So I at least uploaded 30GB if there's now 13 seeders for the torrent. Not to mention I've got the fastest internet in my city. First I tried just seeding from my desktop, then I seeded from my laptop, too.
No luck. Still showing I need to upload 45GB more to get my download rights back. Insane. I know for certain I've uploaded more than I've downloaded from this site.
Definitely seems like a ploy to force donations. Which makes sense. I mean they need money to run the site. But I wish it was more transparent.
These were taken within seconds of each other:
uTorrent:
GT.ru Profile:
One thing you should note is that your torrent client only updates with the tracker once every 30 minutes per torrent. For this reason, there is a delay in the stats updating, which may seem to make things not seem right. This is actually normal, due to the nature of the way torrents work.
@OP: I see that you're seeding your torrents, but there are no leechers. I can help you a little in that respect, as some of the torrents you are seeding, including a 200 GB collection qualify for freeleech and/or promotion. This will no doubt help with your situation. Just make sure that the port that your torrent client uses is forwarded through your home network or VPN to your computer.
There are a few factors to take into account. One is that your torrent client only updates with the tracker once every 30 minutes per torrent. This can result in delays in stats showing up. What I'm seeing currently is that you are seeding and getting credit for it actively.
Are you using a proxy server for your torrent client?
Are you using a VPN?
Lastly, for proper upload credit, you need to be sure that the port your torrent client is using is forwarded through your home network or VPN to your computer.
I've been seeding all night on 5G internet for several torrents and my upload ratio has barely changed.
I know for certain at this point I've uploaded more than I've downloaded. No responses from support.
Sucks. Guess I'll go back to Gay-Torrents.net. They have less selection but at least they aren't hung up on your DL ratio.
It seems that none of the torrents that you have seeding have any leechers downloading them. I can freeleech and/or promote a number of them for you to get you some upload traffic.
EDIT: I just thought I'd add I'm sorry if my reply didn't come as quickly as you would like. What you probably didn't know is that for the last two days my life has been turned upside down on account of getting into a massive fight with my now ex, which resulted in our break up. I haven't been able to get online much in the last couple of days due to this, as well as other internet issues on my end.
Everyone is fighting a battle you know nothing about. Patience goes a long way my friend.
Quand vous avez téléchargez 100% de toute les fischers dans un torrent, vouz avez "snatched" le torrent.
I like the new layout but what i don't care for is on the browse screen when someone attaches a long picture it all shows up and you have to scroll a bunch to get past it, also can't see the info easily
I agree. It makes it hard to see the new posts that are a single image. I'm using the site much less as a consequence. Please revert to the original design where each post only shows a single image in browse mode and the additional images show when you mouse over.
Click on "Search (old)" instead of "Search"
yes.. you dont need to donate… also seeding your downloads or sometimes an upload is good support...
i hate the "hit and runners"....
Might I suggest a hit and run system similar to the one I have seen rolled out over at IPTorrents. When you download a file, you must do one of the following:
If you choose to zap the torrent, you have one of two options.
Sacrifice a set number of SBP (I think it's 50 SBP per zap)
Sacrifice upload credit equal to the amount of the torrent
Also, it should be noted that with this system, if you build up too many hit and runs without dealing with them, your download rights get taken until you fix the problem. As long as you are seeding the torrent, the system does not bug you about the hit and run. It only shows up in the system when you are not seeding the torrent, and continuing to seed the torrent makes it disappear out of the system again. Once you seed it for 14 days or to a 1:1 ratio, or zap the torrent, it falls off your hit and runs permanently.
Perhaps we should roll out a similar system?
You are seeding your torrents just fine. What I'm seeing however is that there are no leechers actively downloading any of the torrents. This is likely where your problem is coming in. I would be inclined to recommend trying some freeleech torrents.
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This is because you have a TERRIBLE upload speed and are only seeding ONE of your several uploads.
My two personal favourites….
https://www.gaytorrent.ru/details.php?id=2c2a8d46b7697991fe9be73a4968c887f02fa0f25ea8a6a2
https://www.gaytorrent.ru/details.php?id=6413fca4c8eb6bbcaab3af0fad85f63e24932bc27b886cf2
Not that I'm aware of. I can save you half the work. Your torrent client reports that it is using port 11773
You need to make sure this port is forwarded from your router to your computer. The only resource I can think of for help would be www.portforward.com
This is what I get on a Samsung Galaxy A50 running Google Chrome and Android 10.
It does the same thing on my Alcatel tablet, but interestingly, on my tablet, when I rotate the screen 90° then rotate it back, the pictures don't overlap anymore.
It sounds like you do not have the correct port forwarding settings in place. You need to be sure that the port that your torrent client uses is forwarded through your home router or VPN to your computer, both in TCP and in UDP. This is a critical, yet often overlooked step needed to be able to get proper upload traffic.
