I agree, and posted a couple of suggestions as well… https://community.gaytor.rent/index.php?topic=42099.msg217989#msg217989

I have no idea what you mean. The torrent was a freshly made one by me, the upload was a new one by me, I didn't switch the studio's name. That is what I titled the upload as I was posting.

The general public can't edit upload pages. That can only the original uploader within 7 days from the "Added" date/time OR torrent staff.

Yes, I just used the last names

Happy seeding 

Actually it doesn't matter where the torrent file is stored (I always download to my desktop for ease of deleting after I start). You don't even need to delete the old torrent. The important thing is to download the newly uploaded torrent and start seeding with that and keep seeding. With uTorrent there is yet another copy of the new torrent stored in the uTorrent folder which is the working copy. I don't know with qBittorrent but suspect it will be similar.

@cannonmc: … The removal of the torrent has no effect on your ratio or seed bonus of stuff already completed..... Really?  I didn't noticed that coz at least 3 of my ul have been removed (the 3 are all porn) and I did not noticed if the site has maintained or change back my ratio…...

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Perhaps you need to ask the Helpdesk who will have access to your account details

It is active, when there are 2 or less seeds and a completed download was registered by the tracker. It troughs and error, when no member who has completed the download is kept in the data base. Currently this means no member has completed the download after 31st of December 2014 (means 2015 or later).

20GB  :afr: I assume that isn't all one file so why not split the post into smaller torrents? Just a thought

Once you have completed your download your torrent client should show that the file is now seeding. Just leave the program running and it will automatically seed (if anyone needs that file). As for finding your download, you don't need to to seed but you will to watch it. It will be in the download folder that is listed in your torrent program options/preferences. If you use uTorrent you can find the folder by right-clicking the entry and choosing 'open folder'

If by "upload" you mean if you add a new torrent to the tracker, then the answer is no, technically. Uploaders are anonymous in the listings. Your IP would still be visible in the swarm, however, just as with any other torrent download/upload or even on the internet in general. Assuming you haven't taken measures to protect it, of course.

You can use the 'Sort BY…' button at the left side. It has a Leechers option

There  are two things to consider: a) Your torrent client "knows" in real time what it downloaded / uploaded. However the tracker is updated by your client (usually) only in 30 minutes intervals by your client. Each torrent running on its own interval schedule. So up to 30 minutes up-/download can be different. b) IP hopping between updates by your client will result in loss of tracking that intervals upload. c) There is no place at GayTorrent.ru where you can see the total of upload / download per torrent like you see it in the client. What you see per torrent is the last uninterrupted connection session. Any interruption will reset to zero. It are life data from the tracker, not total accumulated history. d) You can only compare the grand total upload and download of your client with the sum of all GayTorrent.ru torrents in in your client, if you kept them all in. Or you can compare the delta of those indications over a period (but need to consider mention a) and b)  for possible differences.

You don't give a lot of information. Are you pointing to the exact file that you made the torrent from. What message are you getting from transmission? It's difficult to know what you might be doing wrong when you don't describe exactly what you are doing.

Let's try again. I wrote a reply last night and at the exact point I posted it the site went down…was it my fault? Creating a torrent is easy, most torrent clients have a 'Create torrent'. Using them is more difficult. All torrents need a tracker URL somewhere. Either you enter one when you create a torrent or the tracker site inserts its own when the posted torrent is downloaded for seeding. If you don't post your torrent to a tracker site it will have no tracker URL. The torrent file not only tells which files you want to share but where on the network those files can be found using a tracker. No tracker, no sharing. However uTorrent has a built-in private tracker function Creating a private torrent - I have never tried it and it looks like a lot of messing and there are pitfalls. NOTE: the tutorial uses an old version of uTorrent, I do not know if it still works. There are other ways of sharing your files using such sites as Dropbox or Google Cloud - unless you can post smaller amounts of data you may have to use a premium service. Have a look at Gigatribe You could try sending your files via Skype, I have seen no size restriction there but I suspect it would be slow. You could burn your files to blank DVDs but you would end up with a lot of them. Or if you are a real masochist, you could split your files and send them via email…in 10MB lumps (the max size most ISPs allow for attachments. Hope that is some help

Yes started. I had a file the other night that had sat doing nothing for a month or two and suddenly somebody wanted to grab it, I got a GB of credit for being there at the time. Yup seems like my torrent is acting normally just didn't leave it there long enough, a few days in my case.. Thanks everyone!