Hi again, to all moderator, supports or whatever

I tried my best to troubleshoot but it doesn't work.

I'm still getting the 'Unregistered torrent' error. I can download and seed other torrents from the site perfectly fine, so my client, network, and passkey are fully working.

The issue only happens when I upload a new torrent. I used qBittorrent to create the .torrent file manually, uploaded it successfully, but when I download the .torrent back from the site to seed, the tracker rejects it with 'Unregistered torrent'.

It seems the site's tracker database isn't registering the info_hash (I guess? ) of my newly uploaded files for some reason. Could the staff please look into the tracker logs or database? I'd really appreciate your help.

Thank you!

here we go

FYI

1. I reset passkey due to the earlier expose, I make sure I downloaded the torrent again after I changed the passkey

2. still not working, and it shows unregistered torrent.

okay update

@ianfontinell I re-uploaded my torrent, and the torrent is still on the site.

@skygrind

1. So I did what you just said. Download torrent file from the site
   And I selected E:\ because my actual folder is E:\TIB, still not working

2. I checked maybe it's my network. But I can seed and download torrents from the site without any problems.

3. I unlocked the downloaded torrent as you said, still not seeding

Anything else do I miss?

I removed your picture above for your safety.

1. Create the torrent file using a torrent client.
2. Fill in the required information on the forum’s upload page (either via software or the web interface) and attach the torrent file you created.
3. After uploading, go to the page of your uploaded torrent and re-download the same torrent file from the site.
4. Drag this newly downloaded torrent file into your torrent client to start seeding. When you do this, a window will pop up asking you to select the location of your actual files.

Here’s how I solved my problem:

1. If you’re uploading a folder, when you load the site-downloaded torrent into your client, make sure to select the parent folder of the content you’re sharing.
   Example: If your folder is named A and its path is C:\MYGVlibraries\A, you should select C:\MYGVlibraries as the location.
   This applies specifically to the location-selection window that appears after loading the torrent downloaded from the site.

2. If everything above is set correctly, try right-clicking the newly downloaded torrent file, going to Properties, and checking if there’s an Unblock option at the bottom.
   I once had an issue where the torrent wouldn’t seed properly until I unblocked it. It might not always be the cause, but it’s worth trying since it worked for me once.

Again, I’m not tech-savvy — I’m just sharing the problem I had and how I fixed it. Hopefully this helps you out.