@jemoenn To answer your two questions....

1. You can download the .torrent file to anywhere you want. You can delete the .torrent file after you reseed it, just do not remove the torrent from uTorrent or delete the file(s) for the torrent.

2. Right click the torrent, then click "Force Re-Check"

Thank you bro ; )

1. You can download the .torrent file to anywhere you want. You can delete the .torrent file after you reseed it, just do not remove the torrent from uTorrent or delete the file(s) for the torrent.

2. Right click the torrent, then click "Force Re-Check"

THEN download the torrent (possibly again) from our site, from the torrent presentation that
   you found on our site, and download normally.

Should I download the torrent into the same folder where I have the file... or can I save the torrent to any other folder, like the desktop?.

And can I delete the torrent after reseeding?.

@Pawpcorn said in RESEEDING!!! A SHORT / CONCISE TUTORIAL about HOW to RESEED!!:

run a CHECK on it (it should check to 100% if it's a match)

Can you tell me how I run a check on it?

Thanks in advance

To be a duplicate, the "other" torrent has to be "alive" (that is: at least one seeder or at least one leecher).

If the torrent you're wanting to seed (and see as a potential duplicate) is DEAD (no seeders & no leechers), then upload your torrent as NEW, and send a note to the helpdesk explaining that the old one is dead. A Staffer will delete the old one & let your new one start anew (that is: atop the "latest torrents" board).

The problem with just re-animating (that is seeding a dead torrent) is that you can't get anyone to FIND it! Most people are only looking at NEW torrents... you need that presence at the top of the list to get any action on it!

NOTE: These are my own personal observations - I do not speak for the system owner(s) or Staff... but I've been around here since 2008 - I've learned a thing or two, I have!

You would download the existing torrent file, look at the filename of the file it is pointing to, then rename your own file to match.

Next, you would load the torrent file into your torrent app and point it to the folder where your own version of the file is located. The app will scan your file, recognize that all of the pieces are there, and will immediately put the torrent into seeding mode.

If the app starts to download rather than immediately going to 100%, the two most common problems are either that you got the filename wrong or the files really aren't identical. If it's the first problem, you should see two video files in the directory: your own and the one that the torrent is creating. You can copy the filename from the new file, delete it, then rename your own file and start the process all over again.

Note that I can't download any torrent at the moment because my ratio is low.

I know that I can create another torrent for the video, but that'll be a duplicate and this site doesn't like duplicates.

Thanks.

{nobody is seeding it, at the current time}

On the torrent presentation it shows it is no longer visible (dead)

One potential tip for anyone having trouble:

If you happen to be in the fairly rare situation where you're trying to reseed a file from a Windows/Linux machine that was originally downloaded to a Mac and the force recheck doesn't work, the file will need to be reuploaded from a Mac to be reseeded.

Some Mac files still use resource forks... I think MP4s especially. I just had a reseed that was stuck part way through even though the whole file was there after uploading from a Windows machine.

I paused the torrent, deleted the file on my (Linux) seedbox, and reuploaded to the seedbox from a Mac, rechecked again and the recheck completed at 100% and the file is now being reseeded.

Hope this helps someone.

Does it make sense to reseed long dead torrents that no one is leeching?

It depends: is the content good? Lots of lazy, crap uploads out there.

If I reseed a long dead torrent that hasn't any leechers, how do I let people now that I'm reseeding it?

Spend some bonus points to make it freeleech for 24 hours. It will get at least some customers, guaranteed.

Where do I find a list with reseed requested torrents?

Unknown, so I would refer to the first point above: if you think the content is good, then you will find it worthwhile to keep it alive. Your effort, so, your choice / your judgment.

Try to ask Helpdesk >>> https://www.gaytor.rent/helpdesk.php
while waiting for solution… 

Stop the torrent, remove and delete the torrent [not the file folder]…
Once force-recheck is done it will show 100% completed...

I received a reseed request for a file that I uploaded.  When I follow the reseed steps and it should go into "checking" it go into "connecting to peers".  It is the exact file that I uploaded the first time so I don't understand why it isn't checking and reseeding.

Any clues?

The file I'm attempting to re-seed is somehow .01 GiB off from the one I seeded from, so I'm stuck at 99.9%. Will the requester still see that this is available? (It is fully functioning - I'm not sure what the issue is.)

If you downloaded a single file before and has exact match copy of what you are trying to seed, it will remain 100% completion…
But if the file has any other attachment [like screen caps or pictures] that has been deleted or remove, then it will stays incomplete
and it will not become visible to others…
Unless you will create a new torrent and seed the file that you own...