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Es wäre besser Du erstellst eine Ausnahme für ausgehende Verbindungen von Transmission und den Port der in Transmissions Einstellungen angegeben ist, und schaltest dann den Feuerwall für ausgehende Verbindungen wieder ein.

@martin1981:

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...bei einem Mac hat man ja nicht die Probleme wie bei Windows-Kisten...  :pleasant:

Dafür aber andere  >:D

im ernst: Bei Windows XP, Vista und 7 (bei den beiden letzten wenn nicht in einem öffentlichen Netzwerk) sind ausgehende Verbindungen im Feuerwall frei und das Problem das Du hattest so nicht vorhanden

Welche Feuerwall und hoffentlich aktiviert und nicht ganz ausgeschaltet  ???

Edit = Modify, nur möglich kurz nach dem Posten

Bei der Yaoi Collection sehe ich jetzt 1.74 GB upload, sieht also ganz gut aus.

Jedoch können die Angaben in µTorrent und im Profil nicht direkt verglichen werden, denn µTorrent addiert die ganzen Uploads seit der Torrent geöfffnet wurde auf. Im Profil sieht mann nur den Teil der seit dem letzten Start hochgeladen (oder gesaugt) wurde.

Nur die Summe für Upload und Download im Profil addiert alle Up- und Downloads aller Torrents von hier auf.

Also für unseren Tracker bist Du zur Zeit nicht am Seeden des neuen Torrents…

Ich denke das liegt daran, das in deinem µTorrent der original erstellte Torrent ist. Du musst aber nach dem Hochloaden des Torrents ihn von der Beschreibung wieder herunterladen, damit er die "Kennung" enthält. Nur die von hier heruntergeladenen Torrents funktionieren mit unserem Tracker.

Wenn Du das nun machts und dann in µTorrent öffnest, wird µTorrent melden, dass er schon geladen ist und fragen ob du den Tracker von ihm neu laden möchtest. Antworte mit JA.

Hallo Julian1981,

Zuerst einmal Willkommen auf GayTorrent.ru und Danke das Du dir Gedanken machts bevor Du mit dem Runterladen anfängst.

Du musst nicht unbeding zuerst etwas hochladen bevor du runterladen kannst. Allerdings muss man insbesondere am Anfang bei der Auswahl der Torrents darauf achten, dass sie es erlauben auch sofort die Datteien zu teilen / hochloaden / seeden.

Gute Torrents für den Anfang:

• sind neu so dass noch viele nach Dir anfangen zu saugen
• haben nur den anfänglichen Poster als Seeder (Quelle / Uploader)
• die anderen die schon saugen sind noch nicht weit (auf die Zahlen in der S/L Spalte klicken)
• gefallen Dir, damit Du den Film behäldst und lange weiter verteilst

Immer die Teil-Ratio im Auge behalten, am Anfang geht sie mit jedem Download in den Keller und es dauert sie wieder hochzubringen, später sind die Veränderungen länger (in beide Richtungen runter und hoch). Lies bitte über Rationator 2.2

Was das hochladen eigener Torrents angeht: Ja, bitte keine Torrents für Dateien (Filme) die in dem selben Format und Dateigrösse schon vorhanden sind. Bitte auch gründlich Suchen.

Alle Torrents die Du von hier herunterlädst haben eine persönliche Kennung. Wenn Du die benutzt zum Hoch- oder Runterladen erkennt unser Tracker Dich dadurch. Du brauchst keine speziele Einstellung vorzunehmen.

Diese "Kennung" ist auch der Grund warum Du Torrents von hier nicht woanders hochladen sollst. Die saugen dann alle auf deine Kosten. Wenn Du was von hier woanders weiterverteilen möchtest, erstelle einen neuen Torrent für dort.

Das beantwortet die Frage für Transmission > UPnP, bzw. NAT-PMT aktiviert

Was ist mit deinem Modem/Router (die Box vom Internetanbieter), ist in seinen Einstellungen UPnP oder NAT-PMT auch aktiviert?

Wenn nicht, nützt die Einstellung in Transmission auch nichts.

Hast Du eine Ausnahme für eingehende Verbindungen zu Transmission auf den Port der von Transmission benutzt wird in deinem Feuerwall eingerichted?

Und in Transmission und deinem Modem/Router (die Box vom Internetanbieter) is UPnP aktiviert?
Bzw, hast Du deimem computer eine feste lokale IP gegeben und in dem Modem/Router eine Port-Weiterleitung zu dieser IP und dem Port von Transmission eingerichtet?

Donations will not show up as "GayTorrent.ru" on your credit card or Paypal bills > http://forum.gaytorrent.ru/index.php?topic=12229.msg49805#msg49805

Staff members can grant once another low ratio warning period with download rights, a kind or "Reset", but it is a poisoned gift. The statistics stay and downloads decrease it further, only future uploads will re-up it.

Then we have the seed bonus, the picture bonus and uploading an own new torrent is always possible.

Lastly, you can call yourself to delete your account and start over 60 days later (the 1st of a month following unless you get invited) again with a new account. The ultimate "Reset": self banning >:D

Make a try now 

Unfortunately we are only a few Staff members, so if a member could redo a better guide on how-to create, upload and seed with Vuze/Azureus, he's welcome

We have a Guide on how-to search for duplicate before uploading there > http://forum.gaytorrent.ru/index.php?topic=6659.0

That is basically what Moderators do when reviewing torrents for approval, don't wonder about the time it takes anymore  >:D

Our dear members seeding this can help by stopping seeding it (anyway there are only a few last leecher left). If less than about 140 peers, they won't show up in that list.

If you find torrents for Lucas Entertainement films released 2009 or later, please report them.

Exactly when small site owners have no support available  ;D

No, just keep them running and be patient.

Our hosting service provider does some maintenance.

Why does that happen always on Sundays?

You point the finger on the weakness of that calculation, because it is made on the actual minimum share ratio and stats.

A real good calculation will need include the eventuality of all the Rationator 2.2 steps, i.e. test if the calculation with the current step does result in a higher minimum share ratio; if ye, take the next ratio step, make the calculation and check if the amount will be in a higher ratio step and so on, until finding the optimum.

Certainly possible and likely on Tom's or mgr's to do list already.  :crazy2:

Moderators see Auto approval names in a different colour and "anonymous" uploader user names in a different shape.
mgr made us that already, but not to standard members.

I think making Auto Approval uploads recognizable to all isn't a bad idea. To give you an idea, the 250 AA members have uploaded with that privilege about 40% of all the torrents available, means about 12000.

… Brandon, I thought same as you concerning something you wrote in this topic : "...then keep an eye on the new torrents.  If one becomes visible and available that was uploaded after your then by all means send us a PM to see what the hold up is..."

But aren't we both mistaken looking it that way ? ...

Looking at the torrents which appear in the list can indeed be very misleading, because the time given in "Added" is the time of approval. Not the time of upload to the approval queue. So from that, you can't deduct if it was before or after yours.

Even if you compare the torrent IDs (in the end of the URL of the description page), which are given in the order of starting the torrent description is misleading because of the Auto Approval privilege members' uploads which go directly to the list and don't queue for approval.

On the other hand, your example for seeing a series of torrents being approved one after the other is rather an indices that a moderator came available to work on approval.

@269091:

… I still consider it right that I have been given a time guideline - though I admit that the timeframe may have been a bit optimistic...

No it was wrong. See the already earlier given answers. It is just to variable. If you like something on the secure side, it will be much too long to be meaningful.

And the time which was given to you made you complaining. If it would have been 4 hours, you would have still complained.

@269091:

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It was not just the time thingy - although the topic title says so - but more the feeling, that I repeatedly ran into problems and made mistakes due to the fact that important information is) not present or not acessable enough easily.
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Then you gave the topic the wrong title !

Nevertheless it looks you did never take the time to read the first page when one clicks "Upload" completely and the big / bold pages it links to (forbidden content list and the Upload guide), before you said to have read and understand by going to upload.

So I doubt, if it would be presented like you suggest, you would have read all the items linked in your proposal either.
(Just my humble opinion).

Yes, we have some cleaning and housekeeping in work and we read and notice suggestions. Unfortunately again, the staffing does not allow to implement these in a reasonable time to make any announcements. We speak rather in time frames of years.

Our Test section for members of the Forum is open to work and draft an alternative upload guide or any other guides. Or if you think you have a good Guide, it can be posted in the Guides and Howto section of the forum and may even become a sticky topic.

It is not only Staff who can improve the information available here, but the howl community. Doesn't sound that more positive spirit than the previous answers.

Sorry to say, your sugguestion to indicate a time is not practicable with the current staffing.

It is a good proposal for a professional site which puts the necessary resources to assure a stable quality of service.

I repeat, you should never been given a time, which was the error leading you to create this topic.

@269091:

… I really can't understand that you don't want to commit yourself. Then make the time long enough - 12 hrs - just a time the staff would say: Thats too long, thats not ok. But then users will have a guideline instead of hanging in the air and having to guess. ...

Because many times it just takes longer than we think ourselves it is OK. If we would give for example 48 hours to be on the secure side, it wouldn't help and just make new members afraid of uploading for the first time.

Personally I can not commit to fixed hours to work on torrent approval. If it gets there, I'll stop working on approval. (Remark: of the currently available torrents I've approved the third most). Perhaps it is where you want to push me.
Less I can commit on a duration. That will require a professional team (thus paid and no more a free place).

BTW: Qualified and motivated volunteers to the staff are welcome. There is an advertisement in the forum. It's old but still valid.

@269091:

… What bad could happen if the rules would e a bit clearer??? ...

Members will claim: I've uploaded 10 clean torrents, you must give me Auto Approval privilege. Members will upload 10 small clips (lets say in the 100 MB range) from one studio and then claim the privilege. It is where it will bring us. However such a upload history does not allow to evaluate if a member has understood the upload rules and will follow them on it's own initiative once the privilege is granted. (this is a little caricature to make the point)