mRatio 5.4.1

**anon** · 24.05.20, 08:50

Originally Posted by ar_avishek

Qbittorrent and mratio ports are different when I'm downloading and uploading at the same time. Is this a problem or there's no need to worry about this? I followed the procedure to bind these two programs port but it didn't work. I saw a setting to manually setup the port in mratio. If I set the port from qbittorrent to mratio manually, will it work?

I think my previous reply already answered all of that, but... yes, with this emulation, to make both programs appear as one to your tracker(s) their listen ports must be the same. The setting to use a fixed port in mRatio does work (why wouldn't it) and should be set to the same port number you use in qBittorrent. Do that, but make sure to always start qBittorrent before mRatio, because two different programs cannot bind to the same port.

Originally Posted by kxoty

I'm running Pop_Os 20.04, and installed using synaptic.

Originally Posted by kxoty

Anon, if its necessary too much work, don't worry about it, i can use qbittorrent(latest) ok?

I'll assume you're the unregistered poster from before. Unfortunately, Deluge 2.x.x sends different headers depending on which system it runs under (see http://www.sb-innovation.de/showthread.php?t=33447 and http://www.sb-innovation.de/showthread.php?t=34372), which makes it impossible to create an "universal" emulation as is the case with most other clients.

I could install Pop!_OS (an Ubuntu-based distro) inside a virtual machine, install Deluge 2.0.3 from the repositories, capture its announces and attempt to create a client file for it, but unfortunately I have very little time for that right now. I'll revisit this and look into it as soon as I'm free.

**deezer** · 25.05.20, 19:25

any client file for Transmission 3.0 ?
Thanks.

**anon** · 27.05.20, 05:33

Originally Posted by deezer

any client file for Transmission 3.0 ?
Thanks.

Please see the discussion at http://www.sb-innovation.de/showthread.php?t=34022.

**Leviathan** · 27.05.20, 07:45

I use mRatio 541 but it seems there's upload limit of 256 kb per second. How to ignore this limitation?

Thank you

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I found the solution. I needed to untick the "Use safer upload speeds" option in Options/General section.

**anon** · 27.05.20, 07:52

Originally Posted by Leviathan

I use mRatio 541 but it seems there's upload limit of 256 kb per second. How to ignore this limitation?

Originally Posted by anon

Make sure mRatio is set to "expert" mode, then look around the settings for some option about speed limits

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**ar_avishek** · 27.05.20, 11:56

Blutopia tracker showing "Received an unexpected EOF or 0 bytes from the transport stream."

Is there any solution? If, please help me. Thank you.

**anon** · 27.05.20, 13:18

Originally Posted by ar_avishek

Blutopia tracker showing "Received an unexpected EOF or 0 bytes from the transport stream."

http://www.sb-innovation.de/showthread.php?t=34407

I updated the first post.

**ascrounch** · 29.05.20, 12:05

i use old Ratio master 1.9.1, this one semms nice, but is this really different ?

thanks anyway

**anon** · 29.05.20, 17:52

Originally Posted by ascrounch

this one semms nice, but is this really different ?

You should try it and see

**ar_avishek** · 30.05.20, 14:33

Hi. Some trackers showing NAT status in their websites. I use shared connection. Port is closed by my ISP. And until I buy public IP, they won't provide me open port. And also buying public ips here need extra charges and it's costly. So, is it possible to bypass this and showing them port is open, I mean NAT status? Thank you. Sorry for my bad English :3

**illusive** · 30.05.20, 19:56

Originally Posted by ar_avishek

Hi. Some trackers showing NAT status in their websites. I use shared connection. Port is closed by my ISP. And until I buy public IP, they won't provide me open port. And also buying public ips here need extra charges and it's costly. So, is it possible to bypass this and showing them port is open, I mean NAT status? Thank you. Sorry for my bad English :3

This is true. For that you have to use port forwarding configuration on your modem(router/NAT-device). So when data comes to your modem on PUBLIC_IP

UBLIC_PORT it will be forwarded to your PRIVATE_IP

RIVATE_PORT. I'm sure there is at least one tutorial in the forum here about port forwarding. Here are some finds

https://www.sb-innovation.de/showthr...e-all-the-time!
https://www.sb-innovation.de/showthr...ort-Forwarding

If these are not up to date and you did not find proper guide here, let me know and I might post one tutorial from private tracker that's properly explains most of things. You also might use https://portforward.com/router.htm to select your modem/router/NAT-device and follow the guide.

**ar_avishek** · 30.05.20, 21:07

Originally Posted by illusive

This is true. For that you have to use port forwarding configuration on your modem(router/NAT-device). So when data comes to your modem on PUBLIC_IP

UBLIC_PORT it will be forwarded to your PRIVATE_IP

RIVATE_PORT. I'm sure there is at least one tutorial in the forum here about port forwarding. Here are some finds

https://www.sb-innovation.de/showthr...e-all-the-time!
https://www.sb-innovation.de/showthr...ort-Forwarding

If these are not up to date and you did not find proper guide here, let me know and I might post one tutorial from private tracker that's properly explains most of things. You also might use https://portforward.com/router.htm to select your modem/router/NAT-device and follow the guide.

Thanks a lot for your generous response. I appreciate that. The first two threads are good but old, I think and I'm a noob in these things(never done any of these before, a literal noob). To be honest, I couldn't get in my head half of the things. I tried a few things but ended up getting "an unidentified network" and got disconnected(done something wrong, obviously). I can't find a guide for my router as well. I'm using Xiaomi Router 4AC (Global version) Dual Band.

And I've one more question. Is it really possible "port forwarding" for a shared connection? :(
I'm kinda worried about this. Cause my tracker shows on their website that I got no public IP and port is closed and I can't seed, If someone sees me uploading and reports me, I'm dead for sure. -_-

**SAD NOISEESSS**AND CRYING***
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EDIT/UPDATE:
I forwarded the port but NAT status didn't change in the tracker. As I mentioned, couldn't get in my head anything from the threads. So I tried to search on youtube and found a tut and applied it. But still, it won't work.

Maybe here in my country ISPs totally prohibited open ports for shared connections because of their business policies(they have to earn money, you know!!)

So followed this tut below,

Lemme know if this tut is false. :(

**anon** · 31.05.20, 09:31

Originally Posted by ar_avishek

Hi. Some trackers showing NAT status in their websites. I use shared connection. Port is closed by my ISP. And until I buy public IP, they won't provide me open port. And also buying public ips here need extra charges and it's costly. So, is it possible to bypass this and showing them port is open, I mean NAT status?

Based on what you've written and what I know about the country formerly mentioned in your "location", your provider uses CGNAT. In that case, forget it. Setting up port forwarding of any kind in your router won't help, since there's an additional layer of NAT done by your provider, and they won't open ports for you.

There are no tricks here, the only solutions are paying for a public IP or using a VPN that supports port forwarding (and there aren't any that are also free, work well and are allowed by private trackers).

Originally Posted by ar_avishek

I'm kinda worried about this. Cause my tracker shows on their website that I got no public IP and port is closed and I can't seed, If someone sees me uploading and reports me, I'm dead for sure. -_-

That's a common misconception. Being unconnectable does not mean you can't upload. Only that others can't connect to you, and connections to or from other unconnectable peers are infeasible. This puts you at a disadvantage and makes seeding more difficult, but not impossible.

**ar_avishek** · 31.05.20, 09:53

Originally Posted by anon

Based on what you've written and what I know about the country formerly mentioned in your "location", your provider uses CGNAT. In that case, forget it. Setting up port forwarding of any kind in your router won't help, since there's an additional layer of NAT done by your provider, and they won't open ports for you.

There are no tricks here, the only solutions are paying for a public IP or using a VPN that supports port forwarding (and there aren't any that are also free, work well and are allowed by private trackers).

That's a common misconception. Being unconnectable does not mean you can't upload. Only that others can't connect to you, and connections to or from other unconnectable peers are infeasible. This puts you at a disadvantage and makes seeding more difficult, but not impossible.

Thanks for clearing the confusion. Hope I don't get caught. That's all :')

**anon** · 05.06.20, 16:10

Originally Posted by kxoty

Anon, if its necessary too much work, don't worry about it, i can use qbittorrent(latest) ok?

Originally Posted by anon

I could install Pop!_OS (an Ubuntu-based distro) inside a virtual machine, install Deluge 2.0.3 from the repositories, capture its announces and attempt to create a client file for it, but unfortunately I have very little time for that right now. I'll revisit this and look into it as soon as I'm free.

Took some work, but I did it.

http://www.sb-innovation.de/showthread.php?t=34611