@ianfontinell oddly enough just leaving it for an hour it seemed to fix itself maybe because they were changing stuff on the back end not too sure but whatever it is waiting seemed to fix it

@raphjd @ianfontinell @skygrind @john32123666 Hi again, to all moderator, supports or whatever I tried my best to troubleshoot but it doesn't work. I'm still getting the 'Unregistered torrent' error. I can download and seed other torrents from the site perfectly fine, so my client, network, and passkey are fully working. The issue only happens when I upload a new torrent. I used qBittorrent to create the .torrent file manually, uploaded it successfully, but when I download the .torrent back from the site to seed, the tracker rejects it with 'Unregistered torrent'. It seems the site's tracker database isn't registering the info_hash (I guess? ) of my newly uploaded files for some reason. Could the staff please look into the tracker logs or database? I'd really appreciate your help. Thank you!

@ScoobyDioux Exact same problem here. The problem is obviously on the server end.

@ianfontinell Thank you!

@bi4smooth Thanks - sounds like a solid plan

@trueform qBitTottent should not be a problem. In fact, there is a HOWTO (a couple years old now) on how to properly configure qBitTorrent for maximum use of this site. https://community.gaytor.rent/topic/53086/qbittorrent-gt-ru-guide

@MrMazda said in Torrent did disappear: What gives you credit in my book is that you can express this different view in a civilized and respectful manner. If only you could see my original message lol It's so easy to take things personally that, even being aware of this, that often isn't enough to stop me. But despite my disagreements with some rules (among some other frustrations), I absolutely love this site, and I come here every day, and I'm very appreciative of the people like you who chose to work for free just out of feeling the same way. And just like you said, that's how we learn, and I have learned some new technical stuff about torrents along the way.

@ianfontinell-0 It can behard to judge what will be taken down. For example, know Cutler's Den will be taken down. Keep list of anything know taken down. That's why curious I posted an upscaled version of a video posted 3 or 4 times before in different formats, etc. But sounds like waiting a month for next upload isn't long enough.

@Camb21 go to the torrent page, if there's only around ~10 pictures visible, there will be an option to add more images. you can add as many as you like but they will not be visible immediately, only after moderation's approval. if you don't see the option to add more images in the torrent page, it already have enough images and it won't be possible to add more, you'll have to live with it.

Thank you for the reply. I tried installing your utorrent but since I'm using my TV as a display with 3840x2160 resolution, the UI on that version of utorrent was completely messed up to the point of being unusable. Also, all of my currently seeding torrents didn't transfer over to utorrent. I couldn't really find an older version of bittorrent to install. So does that mean that I'll just have to deal with these tracker issues? Or are there plans to fix them on your system to be compatible with newer versions of the clients?

So my understanding of this DMCA process is that when you upload a torrent, because this site is searchable by the search engine crawlers, it will show up in the likes of Google searches. The content creators can then use Google to see when their content is uploaded - and can send a DMCA request to have it taken down. All torrent sites honor DMCA requests. Not all torrent sites are globally searchable, so they're just more common here. That said, many years ago there were no "strikes" for DMCA takedowns... but like all good services, a few bad apples spoil the fun: as I recall, someone got upset that their favorite studio was DMCA blocking their uploads, so they kept uploading the same content over and over again - generating a LOT of headaches for the site owner, who created this strike system to punish those who continually upload DMCA blocked content. Lesson to learn: if you upload content from a site, say dicks.com, and you get a DMCA notice about it... then just don't upload content from dicks.com anymore! Simple as that! If you DO keep uploading content from those sites, you will get punished for it. You have no idea the legal hassles the come from running a site like this... I used to run something called a BBS (I'm that old!) and as small as that was, I had legal issues to deal with - I can ONLY imagine the site stirred by being the internet's LARGEST and MOST POPULAR gay porn torrent site! I give thanks every day that I can still log in here for the work of the site owner and his staff!