@okecovado said:

Could you please instruct me for further steps?

Can be found here :

• https://www.gaytor.rent/upload.php /
• https://www.gaytor.rent/uploadguide.php

if you have any issues posting multiple files into directory folder let us know ...

Could you please instruct me for further steps?

With appreciation,
okecovado

Hello everyone. I am a fresh uploader here. I really need your help.

Could you please re-seed for my first posts? Cuz there's nobody and every section show zero.

Here is my torrent link:

https://www.gaytor.rent/details.php?returnto=%2Fmytorrents.php&id=7tdeAmLWNbzIjzTbGXhadg

We cannot re-seed your torrent because we don't have the match and you're the one owning the files in your drive ...

SEE : upload Guide plz !!! ... https://www.gaytor.rent/uploadguide.php

remove the torrent created by your client and redownload the small torrent you posted HERE ...

since you only posted one file
Filename Size :
video_2025-07-15_21-51-31_7582658872964284512 Team SPY.mp4

locate or point that file where your client asking ...

For single file : point in [directory] folder where the file located @
ex : C : // user/download/xxx/video_2025-07-15_21-51-31_7582658872964284512 Team SPY.mp4

then point to xxx not download folder ...

if the file is @ download folder, point @ download then ok, the client will do the re-check until 100% ...

now you're seeding ...

That's an easy test though. Simply pause the torrent in the client, wait a little bit, then refresh the Gaytor page. If the number drops from 1 to 0, it's almost certainly the same torrent. The chances of someone else having decided at exactly the same moment to give up trying to leech is tiny. Even this can be checked, simply by starting the torrent in the client again. If the number of leechers goes back to one, it's almost certainly so.

Given how unlikely it is that a third person is trying to leech, it seems far more likely that the correct .torrent is being used, and simply the download location not being the same as where the file actually is. [Going into some detail 'cos I'm off to bed, so won't be around to answer questions or help @okecovado for a few hours!]

@Kevin4fm said:

Also, don't understand what you mean "wouldn't show in the page stats". If he is using the correct .torrent file, but hasn't pointed it to where the actual files are on his computer, he would show as someone waiting to leech.

I meant that if he used his local torrent file rather than the one from the site then he wouldn't appear as a seeder or leecher on the listing numbers. At least I don't think so.

Also, don't understand what you mean "wouldn't show in the page stats". If he is using the correct .torrent file, but hasn't pointed it to where the actual files are on his computer, he would show as someone waiting to leech.

@Kevin4fm said:

Actually, I've just realised.... the 1 beside the orange down arrow suggests you do have the torrent, and are trying to grab it.

Actually, doesn't that just mean that there is one leecher attempting to download, which could be the uploader or a separate downloader? If @okecovado has opened up his local copy of the torrent file then he wouldn't show in the page stats, so I'm leaning towards your first diagnosis that he hasn't grabbed to modified torrent file from the site.

I've also just realised that this torrent is 24 hrs old (unless I'm getting confused by time differences). This means that even if you do get it working, it will appear quite a way down the list of torrents, at least for those sorting in "Newest First" order, which I suspect is most peoples' initial view.

You may be better off starting from scratch, so your torrent is fresh. It's a bit more work, but at least you're more likely to get people snatching it.

The most likely explanation is that you haven't downloaded the torrent that was created by the site when you created the torrent, but instead are trying to seed it using the torrent you created. Although that depends how you created everything. Did you create the .torrent file using your own client? (i.e. app .... qBittorrent, uTorrent, etc.)

First check you've actually got the torrent in your client, and that it's active. If not, download th torrent again from the Description page. Best to have your client start it manually, not automatically, when you click it. Make sure the torrent is pointing to where the file actually is. Then "force recheck". It should go to 100%. Assuming it does, start the client. You should see it change to "Seeding" in your client, and on the site's Description page the number of seeders will move from "0 (0) to 1 (0). It will then be visible for others to download.

If I've not been clear enough, feel free to post a reply here or send me a direct message. It will help to know what cl;ient (app) you're using for torrenting.