@frostycab well i understand that no one reads stuff they not interested in xDD but they will after they get warning

@raphjd I wouldn't recommend using that old a version of uTorrent. It's full of security holes, and has exploits available for RCE and DNS binding attacks....... That was released around 15 years ago. Other trackers also specifically block that version of uTorrent - for the above reasons.

@moonfilms00i8 There are no seeders right now, so you won't be able to download. You can press the Request Reseed button to ping people who have downloaded in the past in the hopes that they still have it and can seed, but it's very hit and miss. Sometimes you just won't get it. Ever. The good news is that it doesn't hurt to keep it open in your torrent client in the hopes that it comes back at some point.

@willingmouth yeah i agree on this, doesnt have to be good quality but if the torrent is big then there should be preview for each file indicating which one is which that was my point

@ianfontinell thx

Quick update: the tracker timeouts a few of you ran into have been fixed on our side. Give it another try and announcing / downloading should work again. If you still hit a timeout, reply here and let me know.

@Kevin4fm said: @zwinna I've noticed it too and it did, at least initially, seem to be linked via timing to the new site rollout. I had to update my qBittorent version recently - for a mainly unrelated reason - and this definitely saw an improvement. Not a complete resolution though. My maximum d/l speed is 8mb/s. Before "everything" I was regularly achieving this, obviously depending on how well seeded the torrents I was leeching were, and/or how many torrents I was leeching at the same time. After the rollout (at least seemingly that timing) it dropped to about 4mb/s. Upgrading my client has moved it up to around 6.5mb/s sometimes, though not that often. However, when I d/l from ThePirateBay, again a site that usually went up to 8mb/s for the more popular torrents I was leeching, my total max is still around 6.5mb/s. So that suggests it is an ISP throttling issue, at least in part. I'm loathe to actually ask them though, for fear of an "Ah yes, we've been wanting to talk to you!" response! thank you, kevin!

Sorry about this one. That "server error / non-JSON" on the image step isn't your uploads, it's our end. We traced it to some heavy search queries overloading the servers, which then makes the picture upload time out. We're fixing the search side today and it's already better. Give it another go, and if a few pics fail just re-add those, they'll attach to the same upload. Thanks for hanging in there.

The problem has resolved itself after the site update [Looks awesome!]. Everything is working fine so far. Though I still went to the folder properties and checked what I figured was full access for all files. Thank you for your attention to the matter.

@ianfontinell found the issue, apparantly my firewall block the access to write something from the apps even tho there's no issue about virus. thank you for answering my question, have a good day!

@MrMazda I finally upgraded the old router to a newer version of FreshTomato firmware. it's working now. Thanks.

To add to this tip... Always STOP your torrent(s) before deleting them. This can prevent crashes, errors, locked files, etc.

@bowserff It looks like you may have been getting a bad ratio error due to a system glitch. I have done an account reset of a sort to fix this for you. You should be good to go now.

@Kevin4fm Thank you for the information. I switched over to the UK via my vpn and qBittorrent is now downloading my GT.ru torrents again.

@Gilden said: @MrMazda no, my ratio is that way bcs I haven't been active for weeks, I already downloaded files. My problem is them not downloading on any client I use them on. And some of these files are Freeleech even, so my ratio wouldn't matter Does your connection and/or VPN support the use of IPv6? If so, this could be the other part of the problem.