Torrent only uploading not downloading

 · Per torrent: 50 (if you're overwhelmingly only SEEDING, lower that from 50 down to more like ) Upload slots: Global maximum: 60 (should be lowered further if you lower upload speed much) Per torrent: Not "checked" (it's not nearly as important as the global max upload slots).  · Torrents uploading but NOT downloading # Closed biglogan opened this issue · 3 comments Closed Torrents uploading but NOT downloading # biglogan opened this issue · 3 comments Comments. Copy link biglogan commented . Please provide the following information. You can only upload if someone is downloading. If you're not uploading then that only means that no one is downloading. I have nearly a thousand torrents running in my client and no one is downloading from me right now. Every now and then though, I see one or two torrents uploading. 3.

[HELP] Problems Uploading. Help. I've uploaded my own file to torrent to share with my friends and it has a problem seeding it. For a short moment it started seeding uploaded gb and then stoped again. Why is it struggling to seed it? [help] video wont work only audio. You have three ways: web client, python client (official) and torrent. Web and Python are really unstable, they throw errors often. Torrent is the best way so far. Just create a torrent with the files you want, add some trackers and upload to an item. Once it gets catched it will start to upload there. If you don't want to become a seeder, when finished, remove the the torrent from Deluge/rTorrent's session (API call. bltadwin.rut file from the watch directory works only for rTorrent AFAIK) and move the actual data downloaded to a new place under new name (again, info-hash is a good choice).

When you download crappy down load large quantities of torrents. If you have crappy ones then you might get a bit of speed. That is what most persons that DL rares do. Because they are uploading that same number they my only upload 1 or 2 kbits. Thay is why the torrents are so crappy. Mez, Jan 6, Torrent is a P2P file sharing system, i.e, whenever you download a file from torrents, your downloading that file from some people (some = 1), these ppl are the ones who have completed downloading the file and hence have left it for seeding rather than stopping the torrent. Thus seeding implies leaving it for other to download, so when other are downloading, it implies that you are uploading. Per torrent: 50 (if you're overwhelmingly only SEEDING, lower that from 50 down to more like ) Upload slots: Global maximum: 60 (should be lowered further if you lower upload speed much) Per torrent: Not "checked" (it's not nearly as important as the global max upload slots).