Posts made by Popper

IMHO, members which are new to trackers with minimum ratio requirements are all set to run in these issues. Actually our system starts early and low, to make new users aware of it, when it is still easy to correct.

Now, what you plan might work, but a success is not warranted. Best are very new torrents, with only 1 file, you like to keep, having only the initial seed and not yet many peers (so more are suspected to follow).

Another good choice to improve the share ratio are freeleech torrents. During the freeleech period, only upload  is counted, not the download. It is always wise to verify the remaining free duration and to ensure the download is completed within that period.

As a side note, the account won't be terminated due to low share ratio, only the download suspended (except freeleech torrents if I remember correctly). Seeding and uploading own torrents will remain possible after the grace time is over. Even if you don't upload data, seeding will get you flat 0.5 seed bonus points per hour. There are many other ways to earn bonus points, too. To learn about them, click on the"Ratio: …" below the blue menu band on our pages.

Timeouts on pings are normal. The web server is configured not to answer on pings. However, when you try to ping the site, you should get it's IP displayed.

At the moment, this IP is  185.30.164.4

Is that the IP you see when trying to ping www.gaytorrent.ru? If not, something with your domain name resolution must be wrong. Could be hen the "hosts" file …

Re-uploading a torrent for a file, for which already exists a torrent will be seen as duplicate upload (with the exception of collections).

Our system auto promotes torrents which are announced to be seed and had no download for a long period (understand here some months).

We as well clean manually the torrent list from torrents being identified as definitely dead, i.e. neither the members having completed the download nor the original uploader reacting to a reseed request within a week. However, due to low number of staff working on torrents, that cleaning got low priority.

That is a scrape error, which is "normal", because the GayTorrent.ru tracker got scrape support disabled.

Your torrent needs to be started downloading or seeding and not only queued up or stopped.

On started torrents a full announce will be send and the tracker will answer with full information on peers.

On stopped or queued up torrents, the communication is limited to get only the number of seeds and peers. Which the tracker will refuse to give as it hasn't that scraping support enabled.

Change your queuing priorities or force start of the torrent.

NB.: µTorrent does start on it's own all queued torrents on trackers without scarpe enabled.

That means you haven't indicated a tracker URL while creating the torrent. Any valid URL will do, for example:
http://tracker.gaytorrent.ru:2710/announce

Create a new torrent indicating a tracker at creation.

http://wiki.vuze.com/w/Peer_identification paragraph "Fake clients" to be translated into Nederlands

There is a limit of .torrent files, which can be downloaded in a gliding 24 hours window introduced with Rationator 3.0. This is controlled by the web site system.

There is and was always a limit of torrents being leeched (downloading) at the same moment. This limit is described in the "Rules" > "Downloading Rules". It depends on share ratio and user status.

Both things are different. To explain, here some examples.

A/ Taking the 62 per day .torrents file limit and 8 actively downloads of g0d. So he can get up-to 62 .torrent files in a 24 our window, but if he loads all of them at once in the torrent client, only 8 will get peers from he tracker and on the others the tracker will send message that the active download number is limited to 8 and the share ratio needs to be increased or donated.

Now if torrents are well seed, they can finish rather fast (I get some in less than an hour completed) and another torrent will get the peers from the tracker. The tracker control is not perfect, because each torrents run on it's own schedule and updates in 30 minutes intervals. So it might happen that a "red" torrent is downloading from peers he is connected to from an earlier update.

B/ A new user, with only 1 .torrent file per day and 3 active downloads at the same moment. He can add each 24 hours another torrent into his torrent client programme. If old torrents are chosen, the download might be slow and it can take days or even weeks to complete it. Then after a few days, the 3 at a time active downloads might be exceeded.

Of course that slow downloading torrents an apply to the case A/ too. The only solution is to stop a slow downloading torrent in favour of another (faster) and to restart it later.

There is another "trap" the active downloading torrent limits. Seeds can be only peers who got all files of a torrent's file list. That means that on a multiple file torrent it had been selected not to download all files and those selected download is finished, the tracker will still count it as (leeching/downloading) "Peer", i.e. to the active downloads. So that torrent while showing seeding in the torrent client (and it's uploaded data registered as such by the tracker) is taking a concurrent downloading torrent slot.

Yes, it is the same for all torrents.

A .torrent file is not to be opened by a text editor, but a torrent client. If you load a torrent into transmission, you should see the tracker announce URL having your passkey in the previously mentioned location.

So as said upon, you should load the .torrent file which you've downloaded from the torrent's description page with the "Download" button into your transmission.

Or you find the right tracker announce URL with your passkey as well in your Profile. Click on your name in "Welcome back, …" to go there, it is one of the items rather at the top.

Remember copy/pasting that tracker announce URL into the torrent's properties will only work if you set it to "Private" tracker at creation. I've some doubts on that. The .torrent file you download from the description page is the right for sure.

That is the wrong tracker announce URL. The right tracker announce URL got this structure:

http://tracker.gaytorrent.ru:2710/here-your-passkey/announce

Where "here-your-passkey" is your personal secrete passkey, a long series of numbers and letters. You get a .torrent file including that passkey by the "Download" button on the torrent's description page.

You find the right tracker announce URL as well in your Profile (click on your name in "Welcome back, …" to go there). However copy/pasting that tracker announce URL into the torrent's properties will only work if you set it to "Private" tracker at creation. I've some doubts on that.

Finally, the "scrape not supported" error message from the tracker will appear on all torrents which are stopped or queued up, because our tracker got scrape support switched off. A torrent needs to be "Seeding" or "Downloading" (not queued) to get peers information from the tracker.

You might want as well check if your torrent hasn't got two trackers, one with and another without the passkey.

Your passkey is strictly personal and secrete, so don't post it anywhere. This includes pictures showing it.

I've tried to explain already in some other forum replies, that as long as your torrent client can connect to the tracker and get the peer IPs, it is not a technical issue of our tracker. I am sure that any correct torrent client programme can connect to our tracker and get the IPs. I've used myself multiple: µTorrent/BitTorrent, Vuze/Azureus, BitComet, Transmission, qBittorrent, FreeDownloadManager …

That is because the upload/download (aka seeding/leeching) is negotiated directly between the torrent clients. It isn't go over the tracker or is controlled by the tracker.

Looking to your Profile, you seed two torrents right now:
The first got 453 seeds and 70 peers (leecher). Out of the 70, 69 got 98.53%. that means they have chosen not to download the 9 screen captions files, but only the movie. That makes 522 seeds for one real leecher, so it is absolutely "normal" that you won't upload to this single peer, you are in competition with more than 500 others.

The second got right now 53 seeds, no peers (leecher) no upload possible.

So that you don't upload has nothing to do with a technical issue of the tracker, but the dynamics of a torrent and torrent swarm.

If you join in very early, it is likely that you can upload something back. If you join late, many will complete before you and will become seeds before you and few members will join after you and those who do get feed from the many seeds. This leaves only low upload to each of them.

This particular case aside, we currently have a close eye on the "low" number of downloads per torrent, though the total numbers are about 20% higher than 3 months ago.

Please keep in mind that this year has seen two major changes targeting to generate an up-spin dynamic:

• Introduction of the Freeleech feature
• Automatic recycling of old torrents (rewarding those members who kezpt them alive over months)

assorted with once a 24 hours Freeleech Marathon and a few weeks of Freeleech Fest.

That mentioned "warning" is rather an alert sign, only. It is visible to staff only.

It isn't the red triangle warning, which if you see it, would mean your account is blocked from browsing torrents and connecting to the tracker.

You see here only those members who have issues, not those who are doing fine. It is not every member having these issues. Before answering, I inspect the Profile of the member to see what he seeds and if his torrent client is tested connectible or not.

Please keep in mind that uploading (seeding) and downloading (leeching) is done directly between the peers in a torrent's swarm. The torrent clients of the peers connect directly with each other and negotiate the upload/download between them. The tracker informs them only about the IPs of the other peers, but doesn't control upload/download in any way.

There is another longish topic and I'll save me to repeat all what has been said there > https://forum.gaytorrent.ru/index.php?topic=17905.msg91248#msg91248

Basically we need more downloads, because that is what generates uploads (both go in a pair). It is one of the reasons to increase the number of .torrent file downloads recently.

Each downloader will have it's own way to store and classify (if any) his downloads. The uploader can't know them and will use rather a structure fitting the way how he stores and classifies his uploads.

If the extra files are a few pictures and a description text file, their size is usually marginal compared to the movie and not worth even the time to deselect them from being downloaded.

The answer is YES, that should been automatically. There is a short delay of a few minutes though.

Remark:
In case it a donation upload isn't credited, it is best to write to the Helpdesk with details of the donation: amount, time/date, transaction ID etc …

I've edited your e-mail to protect your privacy and avoid it gets spammed.

The first suggestion from me would be to use Internet Explores default "medium-high" internet security settings and not a customized with possibly blocking cookies.

If your default web browser is another than IE, make sure cookies are allowed in it, too.

Next thing which might block cookies is the Anti virus/Internet security software. make sure it doesn't block cookies from GayTorrent.ru or QTM from downloading content.

One member reported that his Peerblock protection was blocking http ports and the reason to  get that cookie management software turn off message.

:welcome:

If you made your first upload successful, there is a special reward to claim. Look in the "Discussions" board …

Are you using the default "medium-high" internet security settings of IE10? If not try it with those settings.

The cookie error can have many causes, for example the internet security suite /anti virus protection or I've had a member who reported it's peerblock did create cause the cookie error.

Which version of QTM are you using? Make sure it is v1.10 and then select the category as first item.

:welcome:

By making your posts here, you are less lurker than most members  

and now even in the forum group  :cheesy2:

I've inspected our log. It was the uploader himself who deleted the torrent with the reason of being dead (no seed, no leecher)  ???
This is a case where I think only "experienced" uploader should have the possibility to delete their torrents.

But, yes, keep it a few days. He might make another upload trial.