Using qbittorrent you can update the tracker for all selected torrents. In the side panel there is a "Trackers" tab, use it to filter your torrents to only show the ones containing the tracker you want to update:

Next, select all the torrents in the list, and click "edit trackers":

A window will pop up, you just need to paste the updated URL, make sure it's the only URL in the list, then simply tap OK.

To fix future downloads:
Make sure you are logged in on https://www.gaytor.rent
Go to https://www.gaytor.rent/my.php
Uncheck the SSL tracker box:

Following this, all your future downloads will come with HTTP tracker.

And most importantly, can I do seomthing so I can have corrected in all torrents I download? Cause Vuze solved the problem but it made my computer veeeeeery slow!

Thank you very much, I downloaded Vuze and now I'm back on the game. Still son't know what caused it, but I am glad its fixed!

Thanks!

Now I did it right and its downloading at utorrent, its connecting to peers, so its working with the HTTP tracker

The only program that could cause this error is my Antivirus Program with integrated Firewall. This is updating every few days. But, if this Firewall is causing the error, why not at Vuze or Qtorrent ? Very strange. Thank you for your help anyway

For instance:

https://tracker.gaytor.rent/outsav8be1auxiyy3olqe91h56rblhno/announce

The 32-character string you see in the middle is the passkey. In this case it is a fake one, only for demonstration. If someone for whatever reason have access to your passkey, they can add it to their torrents to make use of your ratio for downloading stuff. For this reason you should never reveal the complete tracker URL.

If you want to try the HTTP tracker, you should follow this structure:

http://tracker.gaytorrent.tw:2710/YOUR-PASSKEY/announce

http://tracker.gaytor.rent:2710/

OR

http://tracker.gaytorrent.tw:2710/

To test this theory, I would recommend trying to pull up this link in a web browser.

https://tracker.gaytor.rent/stmdd/

If this link pulls up a stats page, then connecting to the tracker's back end is possible, but the issue may lie somewhere else.

Another approach to test this theory is to use a VPN to route around any filtering or blockade that his ISP or country may be putting into place. In some cases, connecting to the back end will work, however other actions on the connection are blocked, as they are seen as P2P traffic on the network.

I will also do an account reset to see if something on our end may be causing this issue.

• https://www.cactusvpn.com/privacy/isp-blocking-torrenting/
  https://forum.utorrent.com/topic/102519-stuck-on-connecting-to-peers/