@BWCLOVER67 This is a known issue for some users since the site changes for some reason. I have attempted to do some testing to find out what causes this, however I have not been able to duplicate this problem personally on any of my devices. The only thing I can suggest is to use the manual upload process.

@Zoobas I believe the official term for this is "Reverse Gangbang"

@hypir You need to make sure that the user account you are using on your PC (whether a Microsoft Account or a local user account) is the owner of folder AND that it has full access to the folder. As long as these permissions are set, you should be good.

If it still fails after doing this, then it may be the folder where torrents are stored for torrents that are in your torrent client that needs to be adjusted.

@Kevin4fm Do you have the URL for these torrents? It may be possible that our sysop needs to poke the database with a hot stick.

@jokuihmemies There is a limit on the number of pictures that you can post. If you are not able to post more on a particular torrent, most likely this means that someone else has posted up to the maximum number of pictures, however they have not yet been approved. 99.9% of the time, this is why this happens.

https://www.gaytor.rent/details.php?id=87e9b81d9b952cac923a4e3d69269b46c910a88fb27b4bc2050e4b56e96c51f4

https://www.gaytor.rent/details.php?id=91bdb45fd07f99ba923a4e3d69269b468cb4249c54ede3de

https://www.gaytor.rent/details.php?id=99d4342b4c0e6b3e923a4e3d69269b46f5070de261962110

https://www.gaytor.rent/details.php?id=b8cafaaea2a44571923a4e3d69269b46742bb81894868f0d

@laserjet28 said:

https://www.gaytor.rent/details.php?id=373b8845ebbf3c2f86b663d28da472ac93fe6ca07e10b08b

done

@hypir This is usually a sign of a file permissions issue, usually with the folder that the .torrent file is contained in. What OS are you using where you are getting this error? This will make a difference on what permissions are needed for the folder and the .torrent file itself. If the permissions are set on the folder correctly, then they should be inherited by the .torrent file when it is downloaded, thereby being allowed to be opened within the torrent client.

@ianfontinell said:

@jkronfuss said:
"Thanking" someone from a torrent should not be done as it's pretty much an admission of guilt.

No it's not, unless you live in the US where justice is just an arbitrary concept.

All I'm going to say on this is if you're concerned about who may be able to see that you have put a thanks on a torrent, there is a solution. Go to your profile settings, then set your profile security to "Strong". When this setting is enabled, only a select few staff are able to see who you are when giving thanks.... So it allows you to give thanks (and even SBP) on a torrent, without just anyone being able to see that you have done so.

https://www.gaytor.rent/details.php?id=310762542cea0f2f923a4e3d69269b4615a7628b2e8ac7208e3af1b7066f0933

@js22ee26 said:

I'm happy to see I'm not the only hoarder around here. I now have 4 full 20TB hard drives full of porn along with a lot of old old drives full of random things, and will soon need to buy another to clear off my laptop. I'm contemplating spending some time to curate and organize everything, but it feels so overwhelming. And, every time I try I get distracted by one of the videos, and get off on a wild goose chase of another kind. One day, I'd like to mount the old drives I've got and see what gems I have from 25 years ago, if they still boot at all.

I hear you on this one... On the most part, I don't really keep much on my laptop, and have one primary PC that handles torrents, but I have several drives that are now inside of one of 3 different machines, and are accessible through my home network. This makes it such that while I do not store very much on my laptop directly (mostly due to limited space on the laptop), I can still access and stream content from other drives on those other machines. Also, most of my torrents are done over an RDP session so that I do not need to be sitting in front of that particular machine to do anything with the torrents, and through the magic of my Sync.com account, I can download a .torrent file from anywhere using my laptop, then remotely login to my porn PC, where a copy of that .torrent will automatically get dropped, so I can just open it on that PC, then move on.

The problem comes in where not only does organizing things get overwhelming, but I also find myself in a situation regularly where jacking off is easy, but choosing the video is hard because there's SOOOOOOOO much to choose from, even if my internet is down for some reason.

https://www.gaytor.rent/details.php?id=49c5d684916015b5923a4e3d69269b46bf6751d73cf543829fab6e7636316059

If you're getting network unreachable, it means that for some reason IPv6 DNS is resolving, however your ISP likely does not have direct support for IPv6, so disabling IPv6 on your PC or home network would force everything into IPv4 only mode, thereby eliminating the problem.

@mp6692 said:

https://www.gaytor.rent/details.php?id=tNE6UlolcUDLzd6C7Q3bZQ

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@raphjd Yes... We have a similar problem here in Canada. There seems to be an emerging pattern where if you're white, your name, picture, and all your personal details get broadcast to the masses, and the courts will throw the book at you, deny your bail, and make things difficult, however if you're not white (dare I say "brown people"), not only do you not only get out on bail real quick, but you're also only given a slap on the wrist, and the sentencing is extremely light. Also, if you're not white, your name, picture, or any details are not generally made public.

It gets worse though. In many cases, if you're an immigrant, you get cut a lot of slack, and judges will even go so far as to give you but a mere slap on the wrist, stating that they do not want to sentence you harshly (even if you're a repeat violent offender) because "we don't want to get immigration involved".

For example, an Indian man came to Canada illegally in the first place, obtained a commercial driver's license they were not entitled to receive using fabricated documents, and found himself in a position where despite having had plenty of warning that he needed to stop, he failed to do so when he was supposed to, killing 16 innocent people in the process, and injuring several more. He was charged with 16 counts of 2nd degree murder, among a few other charges. Not only was this man granted bail right away, but the courts were extremely light on him, giving him only a probation order and a fine, and have even gone to great lengths to block any attempt at getting a deportation order, citing "compassion" reasons and that the courts needed to show mercy, despite the large public outcry asking why he's entitled to compassion and mercy, but the families of the 16 people he killed did not. For the record, the sentence he was given was only what the crown attorney prosecuting the case asked for.

By comparison, the woman who started the largest protest in Canadian history in protest of government tyranny over COVID (who happened to be white for the record), got charged with mischief literally for protesting the government, despite having a charter right to do so. The crown attorney who was prosecuting the case actually tried to get a 16 year sentence and a whole bunch of other restrictions. She had all of her assets frozen by the government, and prosecutors tried to make an example out of her. Thankfully for her (and for the charter rights for the rest of us), the judge actually had a brain in his head and ruled that handing down such a harsh sentence would set a dangerous precedent for our charter rights, and open the door for far more nefarious things, so he limited her jail time to time served, a probation order, and community service. It should also be noted that she was denied bail for allegedly posing a threat to public safety.

Thankfully for everyone involved, our former prime minister invoking the Emergencies Act to give himself dictator like powers to shut down the protest, freeze the assets of anyone involved with the protest, and even seizing things like crowd funding campaigns has since been rigorously challenged, being taken all the way to the supreme court, where it got ruled that the measures that Trudeau took were deemed unconstitutional, and that he did not meet the threshold required for doing so. So now, there's a huge public backlash, and many other court cases going on to this day to try to hold him (among a few other people) responsible for what has now been deemed to be an illegal overreach.

This stark contrast not only illustrates exactly what I mean about "brown privilege" as a lot of people have started calling it, but also sends a clear message that in the eyes of the prosecutors, criticizing the government is a more serious offense than 16 counts of 2nd degree murder.

Sound familiar?