@Rotron said in Torrent removed for DMCA and then uploaded by someone else?: why would you report someone when this site is already being inundated with take down notices on almost everything. What did I report? Are you actually replying to me or to @knoxguy89 ? You suggested or mused as to whether you should or could report these torrents at one point. Anyways, it will all be moot as more content is removed and more people just give up. I feel silly for sending them donations recently lol.

@top58786 This actually sounds like a port forwarding issue. See, in order to get proper connectivity, and in particular, proper upload traffic, you need to make sure that the port that your torrent client uses is forwarded through your home network or VPN to your computer, both in TCP and UDP. This is a necessary step for being able to get proper upload traffic with our system.

@h1ho283 said in Upload from different Computer/IP: So I read some stuff about torrents yesterday and now believe that the .torrent file you download is linked to your account via the announce URL stored in it. Yes - the .torrent file you download from the site includes metadata in it that includes your "secret id" for the gaytor.rent site... you should protect those .torrent files, because if leaked, your site account could be hacked. But, because that info is in the metadata, the answer to your original question is an absolute YES You can copy your .torrent file to any other computer and seed/leech that torrent - using your own (one) account.

also make sure your torrents are actually seeding, and not queued. many clients default to only having a certain number of active torrents at once, which is not ideal. disable torrent queues and seeding limits. because what you want is to have good chance that you're actually seeding something someone wants. easy way to check this is to see how many torrents you think you're seeding on the client, and check on the top of the gtru page to see how many torrents the tracker thinks you're seeding.

Maintaining a Good Share Ratio We provide members with a wide variety of ways to keep above the minimum ratio requirement: Seed downloads to earn upload credit (newer torrents = more traffic) Seed downloads to earn 0.5 seed bonus points per hour (exchange for upload credit) Reseed older torrent requests with only one/zero seeders to earn upload credit. This means redownload .torrent file and point toward file on hard drive. Upload new torrents to earn upload credit when others download. This is possible even with download rights suspended Upload new torrents to receive thank you seed bonus points gifted from other members Download and seed freeleech torrents. This costs no download amount and gives you upload credit on these heavy traffic torrents Vote category on completed downloads to earn 2 seed bonus points per vote Search for duplicate torrents and earn 50 seed bonus points per confirmed report. Submit pictures for torrents with < 10 total photos to earn 1 point per approved picture Post your personal affiliate membership link to other areas of the internet or send to friends. You will earn 250 seed bonus points per new user. Power Users can invite new members for 2 GB upload credit per new invite Make donation for upload credit (helps us pay server costs) SOURCE : https://www.gaytor.rent/rationator.php SEED BONUS POINTS : https://www.gaytor.rent/getbonus.php

@matrixtheblo said in 0kb Seeding Speed after Download Completed: I am having the same issues. My Torrents has an upload speed while I download but immediately becomes 0kb once completed. I tried stopping them and restarting, recheck it and even using other clients, like uTorrent and my upload speed is always 0kb. Even though there are some upload speed (~30kb/s) while I download a file, my ratio is still 0.000. And now with my downloads completed it's not uploading anymore. Any ideas as to why it only uploads while it is downloading? When you download a torrent, your computer reaches out to other (seeder) computers, establishes a connection with some (but not usually all) of them, and you download different parts of your torrent from different places - each at different speeds - which are then added together to give you your "download speed" (and so long as there are seeders, and you're a leecher, this will nearly always be a number > 0). Once you complete a download, you start being a seeder. You have no upload speeds until someone (maybe several people) connects and actually starts leeching the file - FROM YOU. At any given time, I am seeding about 1000 torrents on multiple trackers (a few dozen on this tracker). At that same moment in time, typically only about a half-dozen are "active" - and even then, the speeds can be wildly different: one connection may be in the tens of KB/s, while other torrents the connection is in the tens of MB/s (I seed from a cloud-based system with measured speeds in excess of 10GB/s when not throttled) My point is this: as a seeder, your upload speeds will appear only when a leecher is actually getting file contents from you... which will NOT be all the time, and may vary based on the capabilities of the leecher (in addition to your own limitations).