Im also having kinda troubles. Sometimes my ports are opening by upnp and other times not. Is it required both TCP and UDP? Or only with UDP is enough port?
You need the port to be forwarded in both TCP and in UDP. If you manually specify this in your router, you should be good to go.
@slapatologis:
I'm having this issue as well. I tried to do port forwarding, but my router doesn't have a port forwarding section in the internal settings. Am I screwed?
I seriously doubt this… Now, it may be that the port forwarding option is locked out to your provider, which I have seen before, but it is virtually impossible NOT to have a port forwarding option, unless there is no NAT between your local LAN and the internet, which is very unlikely.
I may be able to assist you with this a little more in depth, and perhaps assist you with poking around in your router.
Also, FWIW, if you're using a SOCKS4 or SOCKS 5 proxy server, it is very likely that the proxy itself is where your problem lies. If you are concerned about your privacy online, I would recommend a full VPN for many reasons. Simply put, it is a far superior method of protection, and it's a lot easier to get it working.
I've tried a VPN but it hasn't worked as well. What can I do now? I have a bunch of files to upload and seed but I can do it
My router doesn't have the port forward either.
Every router has a port forwarding option. Depending on your provider and the equipment that the provided however, it may not be possible to access the port forwarding option.
As for the VPN option, you need to be using a VPN server that supports port forwarding, and you need to be using the port that the VPN forwards, unless you are using a VPN server that forwards all ports. If that's the case, simply turning on the VPN will bypass the problem, even if port forwarding is not enabled on your home network.
No… You can also increase your download amount depending on how much you have downloaded, and your current ratio. 
First and foremost, you need to set a static IP address for your computer on your network. This can sometimes be done within your router, but if not, this can always be done manually on your computer. From there, you need to find out what port that qBitTorrent uses, then make sure that this port is forwarded in both TCP and in UDP from your router/modem to your computer. Doing this is essential for being able to get upload traffic.
Also, I would suggest some freeleech torrents, as these do not count towards your download totals, and frequently have seeders for this reason.
EDIT: After looking at your profile, I will be able to do lots for you to get upload traffic. Please make sure your port forwarding settings are correct and seed your torrents by leaving qBitTorrent open and the torrents active. This alone should work wonders for you.
There is an ongoing issue with this. From what I know of the issue, these torrents do NOT count towards your overall ratio.
If you PM me with the email address that you wish to use, I can see what I can do about arranging this for you.
@slapatologis:
I'm having this issue as well. I tried to do port forwarding, but my router doesn't have a port forwarding section in the internal settings. Am I screwed?
I seriously doubt this… Now, it may be that the port forwarding option is locked out to your provider, which I have seen before, but it is virtually impossible NOT to have a port forwarding option, unless there is no NAT between your local LAN and the internet, which is very unlikely.
I may be able to assist you with this a little more in depth, and perhaps assist you with poking around in your router.
Also, FWIW, if you're using a SOCKS4 or SOCKS 5 proxy server, it is very likely that the proxy itself is where your problem lies. If you are concerned about your privacy online, I would recommend a full VPN for many reasons. Simply put, it is a far superior method of protection, and it's a lot easier to get it working.
Perhaps I should be a little more clear…. They do not count towards your download total in terms of your total amount that is used to calculate your ratio. In other words, despite the torrents being listed on your profile, they do not actually affect your ratio. Sorry for the confusion.
We are still working on this. It appears to be a system wide glitch that even affects me. What I can say with certainty is that all these extra torrents do NOT get counted towards the user's download total. This is largely why a fix is taking time, because it is not as high a priority as other updates, which are directly a security issue.
Usually, this means that the tracker has errored out for some reason. Usually this is due to an unregistered torrent, which can happen for one of a few reasons. The easiest way to see if this is the case is to click the torrent in uTorrent, then click the "Trackers" tab. If you see "Unregistered Torrent" beside the tracker URL, then you may as well remove it, because the torrent has been removed from the site.
@MrMazda I've already done it. I did put the port of qBittorrent in my router and I keep have this problem. I don't know what to do anymore.
I even uninstalled my antivirus… I tried with another torrent client.. the same problem.
The example you have set here is PORT TRIGGERING, not PORT FORWARDING… There is a HUGE difference. This is were you're running into trouble.
As I have said before, if you do not forward the port that your torrent client uses in your network to your computer, getting any amount of upload traffic will be difficult. You need to be sure that the port that you are using is forwarded to your PC both in TCP and in UDP. This is an essential step to be able to get your uploads to work.
There are currently some tweaks being done to the search at the current moment. This is in preparation to a new and exciting update that will make things oh so glorious.
8TB?! I have to say, I'm impressed. I have a 2 TB drive, and a couple of 500 GB drives and I'm forever doing spring cleaning to get rid of older stuff that doesn't really interest me anymore, and keep piling on new stuff. I couldn't imagine having over 8 TB to choose from…
There is also the option of clicking on the search button, then clicking on "Show torrents not yet voted". If you have more than 250 torrents and you have not voted for categories on any of them, you can always see a more detailed list that way. This however will only work until you have put a category vote on the torrents.
I do not seem to have this issue. Have you tried turning on/off your computer's scroll lock function? I am not able to reproduce this error in Firefox or Google Chrome, both in Windows 10, as well as within Ubuntu 18.04.
Also, it appears that you are using a rather old version of Google Chrome, which may be a contributing factor to the problem.