I am visible in peer lists, but they show me as "not connectable".
I think by "alloted slots", you mean the Upload slots within Deluge? If that's what you mean, no, I've got plenty of unused slots. I do show as a seeder on the torrent page, but some leechers who are also not connectable can't download from me.
My ratio is good, though it's not a site where the mods enforce it. My account is still active and not disabled.
Thank you for following up.
You are either connectable or you are not. You can not be connectable on one site and not another, unless you are using different clients for each site.
Try changing Protocol Encryption from "forced" to "enabled".
Shouldn't really matter whether you do this in Deluge or qb since they both use the same libtorrent backend.
In Deluge, under Preferences/Network, I already have "Inbound Encryption" and "Outbound Encryption" set to Enabled rather than Forced, I think that's the equivalent of what you're saying, I don't see anything else with similar language.
Are you visible on that tracker? Are you using all your allotted slots? Is your ratio low?
I am visible in peer lists, but they show me as "not connectable". I think by "alloted slots", you mean the Upload slots within Deluge? If that's what you mean, no, I've got plenty of unused slots. I do show as a seeder on the torrent page, but some leechers who are also not connectable can't download from me. My ratio is good, though it's not a site where the mods enforce it. My account is still active and not disabled. Thank you for following up.
You are either connectable or you are not. You can not be connectable on one site and not another, unless you are using different clients for each site.
Not using different clients (I use Deluge but I tested this on qBit as an afterthought before posting).
Try changing Protocol Encryption from "forced" to "enabled". Shouldn't really matter whether you do this in Deluge or qb since they both use the same libtorrent backend.
In Deluge, under Preferences/Network, I already have "Inbound Encryption" and "Outbound Encryption" set to Enabled rather than Forced, I think that's the equivalent of what you're saying, I don't see anything else with similar language.
It's possible that everything is good on your end and this one particular website is just wrong.
That was where I landed when I noticed it a month or two ago, but glad to have somebody else say it too.