Yes, the tracker counts only peers who got all files completely as seeds. This is common at all trackers I know.
Of course the uploaded (and downloaded) data amounts will be added correctly to your accounts global upload (and download).
However such torrents count towards your allowed at the same time "downloading" torrent slots and you might need to stop them for a while if you get a tracker error about "bad ratio" to make a real download.
No, that doesn't create a duplicate report. Even after entering the original torrent URL, there is still a confirmation step to send it out.
Yes, such wrong classifications need to be reported to be changed by the staff, best you indicate a right category.
You can as well vote another category, if there are enough and it isn't a "protected" category, it will be changed to the most voted category.
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BTW, can I just run an idea by y'all? Would it be feasible, when a torrent is associated with additional categories by voting, to add these categories automatically as tags? As far as I can see, at the moment the additional information gleaned from those votes is only available in optical form, as extra icons, but cannot be searched for. (...)
Interesting idea, can you repost that idea in the site features suggestions / requests board, please?
I can't tell you. Each of them will need a case by case review if reported. This can involve quite time extensive web searches, asking the uploader and other moderators opinion.
In addition members who have actually downloaded the files and watched them are better placed than me to have an opinion on the movies.
Another remark: You need as well put a movie into the historical and social context of the period / location it was made. Openly LGBTQ isn't / wasn't always possible and the LGBTQ theme might be treated subtle to make the movie pass censorship
This is what our Rules say:
All non-porn material must have LGBTQ Themed Content (Plot / Characters) or involve voyeurism of the adult male physique. Gay-interest, an openly gay actor or minor gay characters are insufficient to meet this requirement. Examples of voyeuristic material include bodybuilding, wrestling and underwear/swimwear.
In case an upload gets reported for not being LGBTQ Themed enough, we'll look at it on a case by case base. A first indicator is the importance of the LGBTQ character(s) to the movie plot and them being gay to the plot. Staff won't have seen the movie, so there usually will be done searches on the web and the uploader asked about the LGBTQ Theme.
Some controversial content may remain listed, but then certainly the description shall clearly indicate the limitation. Still there is no clear way found how to decide if LGBTQ Themed enough or not … However, we keep a record of those de-listed for not being LGBTQ Themed in order to avoid different treatment of uploads at different times by different members.
Flood" is exaggerated, but there were a few and the first got reported as offending. It had pictures on it's presentation page showing actors injecting the supposed drug.
I found that quite shocking and repulsive, but not more than some hard spanking, extreme fisting or scat pictures. When thinking over that report, I tended to keep it.
The consideration were mainly two:
1/ The legality of such movies. I've seen on public TV documentaries showing peoples injecting themselves hard drugs intravenous. So depicting that drug use and distribute them seems not to be illegal (where I am / was). As well as far as I know, users of drugs are not chased where I life, but rather the distributors.
The original banned list contains content which is forbidden to process and distribute in most countries.
There is of course the difficulty that gaytorrent.ru is accessible world wide and each country and state got it's own set of laws…
2/ If that "fetish" is banned, what next? Many minority fetishes, if not all fetishes, are offending the majority of others. There is as well the difficulty for moderators to decide if something crossing the border. Staff doesn't want to become the "bad taste porn" police", I hope.
Yes, the setup is right. Yout torrent cilen appears as connectible to our tracker.
Now remains as issue that what you seed got (almost) no downloading peer, so nobody to whom you could upload. You should try to seed those torrents from your completed list, which have the lowest number of seeders.
If you reseed one which had no other seeder, write to the Helpdesk with reference to this topic.
Indeed it looks the list is disconnected from the data base. That is something Joker needs to look at, I can only PM him.
Regarding the theoretical updates (once that list is connected to the data base):
The tracker updates the site each 30 seconds (and the site the tracker with new torrents). The tracker updates with the reports (announces) received the last 30 seconds. The torrent clients should update the tracker each 30 minutes for a torrent, each torrent running on it's own cycle. There are events when the client updates out of the cycle: starting, stopping, completing and manual update.
On the other hand, there should be no sudden total change in that list, most torrents will keep their position as they are just seeded by the many members having completed them and only slowly dropping of.
Click on your name in "Welcome back, …" below the blue menu band. That will bring you to your Profile summary. There is a block with the number of allowed .torrent files and how many are used.
To note that the 24 hours are gliding, so as soon as one .torrent download is getting longer than 24 hours ago, you can get another.
The links use the old torrent id's and are therefore no longer working. The torrents can be still alive. I'd suggest you use the "Search" to try to locate the torrent.
That is a port range and means all ports from 6881 to 6889 are forwarded to the pirivate IP mentioned in that rule line.
I've a few remarks to that setup:
a) Those are the official bit torrent ports and usually NOT used for torrenting, because too many ISP like to block them or throttle traffic.
b) There is no private IP set ("–-"), usually there should be the local network IP of the destination computer. Typical local network IPs are 192.168.0.xxx or 192.168.1.xxx and to make such a rule working, the destination computer needs to have a manually fixed IP, not an automatically assigned, which may change over time.
c) For your computer bit torrent connection to get through, you should add a line (rule) with the port you use for bit torrent 42313 and your computers local network IP
That said, UPnP should do that fully automatic for you and dynamically. Just make sure UPnP is enabled in your router's setting. There should be a table with the UPnP automatically created rules somewhere in the not advanced settings or status pages.
If UPnP is enabled, you should look rather to firewall, anti-virus, anti spam, anti spy ware and/or parental control software on you computer. Those (might) need a rule to allow incoming connection for BitTorrent on the port 42313 you set in it's connection settings.
There is as well
L'inconnu du lac | Stranger by the Lake (2013)
For which many different versions are available here.
As not HD version for example this:
https://www.gaytorrent.ru/details.php?id=2be89c42c44b63d4114eb0475c2477e5f77847786c909c60
Rapha300,
Our system does report your BitTorrent as not connectible. That is very bad for uploading, because requests from members who want to download don't reach your BitTorrent. Actually the Network test in BitTorrent should have returned only a yellow/orange check sign and not the green, but you didn't report that back.
There are a few simple steps to try to get BitTorrent connectible:
1/ I it's connection settings, enable the UPnP and NAT-PMT port forwarding and the Windows firewall exception. Then restart BitTorrent. Test again if that helped already.
2/ Restart your modem/router, the box from your ISP. Test if that helped.
3/ Restart your computer. Test if that helped.
If above didn't help, area to look at is the computer security software: additional installed firewall, anti virus / internet security suite, anti adware or parental controls.
If you got any of these, allow gaytorrent.ru and the port you set in BitTorrent's connection settings for incoming connections.
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There is as well true what NickGWM said, no downloading peers on the torrents you seed. i've promoted one, it will get downloading peers soon, but if you're not connectible, the other seeds will make the upload.
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Look there for our reseed Guides > https://forum.gaytorrent.ru/index.php?topic=6539.0
The µTorrent guide can be used for BitTorrent too.
Make sure your BitTorrent is connectible, test:
BitTorrent > Options > Setup Guide > select the Network test only and run it. Should return a green check sign, if yellow/orange, your BitTorrent isn't connectible.
Give seeding high queuing priority:
BitTorrent > Options > Preferences >
I'm mentioning the priority settings, because you're seeding only 2 of the about 100 torrents you've completed to download right now.
These two have many other seeds. Chances for upload are higher on torrents with less seeds. Look through your completed downloads list for torrents with few seeds (0 to 2 and preferred with downloading peers) and try to reseed those.
If you got a completed torrent which had zero seeds successfully reseed, write to the Helpdesk with reference to this answer. We should promote that torrent and it is a win-win situation, you will make good upload and a torrent has been saved for the community.
Removed as "dead" is another usual suspect reason.
Transmission was very popular among Mac (and GNU/Linux) users, but now that a well working version of µTorrent exists for Mac, it became the most popular client for Mac users, too.
Because the owner of the copyright, respectively his agent asks to remove them, alleging copyright infringement …