Posts made by MrMazda

It shouldn't affect freeleech. It will either affect everything or nothing.

No. Resetting your passkey won't fix the problem, and will only create a lot more work for you.

With there being no error, this is likely the sign of a timeout, which could mean that there is something further wrong that is going on.

Out of curiosity, what VPN do you use? I personally use PrivateVPN myself.

Lastly, I noticed you use qBitTorrent. Have you disabled or adjusted the settings for torrent queueing? This could be another part of the problem, depending on the number of torrents you have. If disabled, you should have no issue. If enabled to limit the number of simultaneous downloads, I would recommend that you change the maximum number of active torrents and maximum number of maximum uploads to 999. As strange as this may sound, this is often the cause of a lot of problems with qBitTorrent.

When the torrents stop working, do you see any kind of error message in the trackers tab on your torrent client, and if so, what is it?

It's possible that the issue could be related to a recent change to the system's back-end. If this is the case, you may be able to resolve this by rebooting your computer to flush your computer's DNS cache.

Earlier we were having problems with the servers. We should be back up and running now.

We were having server issues, which was preventing things from working. Everything should be back to normal now.

We were having problems with our tracker earlier, which was causing a lot of stuff to not work. The issue should now be resolved.

We were having issues with our tracker not working properly. The issue should now be resolved.

We were having server issues earlier, which may account for the problem. The link should work for you now.

@6541dr:

I have one file that is seeding (almost 4GB now, and I am not being credited) but cannot download anything.

Your torrent client only updates with the tracker every 30 minutes. For this reason, you may see a delay in your stats updating. As long as you keep seeding your torrents, your stats should update.

Due to a recent server change, we are experiencing issues with the tracker at the moment. We are aware of the problem and are working to get everything back up and running as soon as possible.

Apparently, there were further complications than expected with some changes that we have recently brought forward. The result is that the tracker is currently not behaving properly for most users most of the time. We are looking into the cause and are in the process of trying to fix the issue.

This is because you have seeded content to other users and have been given the credit for it.

Actually, we are currently having issues with the tracker not working properly. This is likely the issue.

You can find a detailed step by step walk through by reading the Upload Guide.

Consider it done!

This is probably because the DNS servers you are using have not cleared their DNS cache and are still resolving the old IP address for the site. We recently switched vendors for the server, which may be the cause of your issue.

The two torrents you are downloading are freeleech, which is a great start as these will not count towards your download totals.

As a general rule, always seed your torrents. As well, make sure the port your torrent client uses is forwarded through your router of VPN to your computer, both in TCP and UDP.

I can summarize the problem in one simple term….. DDoS....

That said, we should be good to go now.

Your DNS provider is not resolving the IP address for the tracker. To fix this, add the following two lines to your hosts file:

77.247.179.58 tracker.gaytorrent.ru
77.247.179.58 tracker.gaytorrent.tw

If you are not sure of how to modify your hosts file, I would encourage you to check out this comprehensive guide.

Hits = number of unique users to open the torrent information page

Snatched = number of users who have completed 100% of the torrent

Total Traffic = the total amount of traffic generated by the torrent