Well,most of us Love to use the most anticipated p2p network ever made which is call "Bittorrent Network".However,you might experience some difficulties loading a .torrent file or even starting it to download,those obstacles could be Network related,Client related,Tracker related or even related to your PC & the OS you are using.Anyway,to cut shorter,let me answer that question that rolls over inside your head,"What is that all about ?"Well,its simple,just a list with a few common errors that you might face while using any Bittorrent Tracker/Client during your p2p experience,so let's get down to business......
General Bittorrent Erros Messages & Their Meanings :
Bad Data from Tracker :
Normally caused by an overloaded Tracker, which is trying to deal with too much information at once. This is normal, especially on popular torrent sites when the community is downloading torrents in mass. Just click away this error, and eventually the file will start.
Connecting to peers :
Maybe there are no users to connect to. Leave your torrent open and maybe the bit torrent client will connect (it may take some time).
Windows cannot find "c:documents and settingsownerlocal settingstemporery internet filescontent.ie5..... :
Download the torrent to your Hard Drive and launch it from there. Right click on the link and save the torrent to your hard-drive, and then open the torrent that is in your hard-drive by double clicking on it.
No space left on device :
The client allocates the space needed to store the file on your Hard Drive, you get this error when you don't have enough space on your hard drive for bit torrent to fully allocate the file.
Urlopen error - (7, 'getaddrinfo failed') :
This means that the tracker is overloaded, just keep the torrent window open and wait.
Temporary internet files content 1.5 xxx don't exist :
It is an XP thing; either download the torrent to your Hard Drive and launch it from there... or clear out your temp internet files that will generally resolve the issue.(XP compresses temp internet files once it reaches certain # of files or 1/2 allotted space that's what causes the error).Just let the torrent run in your client and the client will keep checking the tracker and should resume eventually.
Problem getting response info - [errno2] No such file or directory :
The directory of C: /// is probably causing your problems; it's most likely a temporary directory that Internet Explorer uses when you left click on the torrent file. Try right clicking on the .torrent and selecting "save target as" . Then save the .torrent file to a directory on your C drive. Keep them all in a folder specifically designed for use with Bit Torrent and your life will be much easier. Then when you start your client and you're ready to download the files you can navigate to that special folder and not have to keep searching for where Windows plonks the torrents each time. Clear your temp internet files then make a dedicated folder for your torrents and try again. Put the dl in the folder you made.
(IOError - [Errno13] Permission denied)
Sometime bit torrent still runs in the background, and if you start more than one GUI (the same torrent) it will give you permission denied, go to Task manager and close down all bt-gui processes.
Rejected by tracker - Your IP is not registered to use this tracker for this file
Probably the tracker is overloaded, so the owner decide to only allow certain IPs to use the tracker.
Problem connecting to tracker: HTTP Error -1
Leave your torrent running in your client. The client will keep checking the tracker and it should resume eventually.
Problem connecting with tracker - (10060, 'Operation timed out')
That error means that the server/tracker is down or too busy to process your request. Just keep trying - leave it open.Leave you Bt client open, if it doesn't see some action by about 20mins then try again later, the tracker's just busy that's all.Many have this problem from time to time, but for most of them it doesn't matter cause the download will eventually connect to the tracker, however it can take some time...If you can't connect to any tracker then the problem is surely on your side...try to disable any firewalls you may have, and if you go through proxy-servers but don't have to, try to test it without.
<Urlopen error (10061, 'Connection refused")>
Just leave your torrent running in your client. The client will keep trying to connect to the tracker. When you're already downloading, just ignore it.
Problem connecting to tracker - <urlopen error (10055, 'No buffer space available')>
A lot of routes in your routing table (due to a misconfigured router, or misconfigured default route).Lots of stale connections in your connection table Or a lot of data that is pending for sending or receiving on a current connection(s), which can't be sent or received for some reason (destination system dead or unreachable, for example).Opening too many sockets at the same time.Probably don't have enough free space on your hard drive.
Problem connecting with tracker - (10054,'Connection reset by peer')
This occurs when an established connection is shut down for some reason by the remote computer, just ignore it.
Problem connecting to tracker. HTTP error 503: service unavailable
Have you tried using torrent spy to check on the tracker's status? Maybe the tracker is down for a rest or something bad happened.
Piece XXX failed hash check, re-downloading it
Bittorrent downloaded a wrong packet, so it's redownloading it, just ignore it.
Page cannot be displayed/found
The requested site is either unavailable or cannot be found. Please try again later 404
I think it's just that some of the mirrors come on line and others go of, I use goggle to find other mirrors, sometimes it works some not, it isn't your firewall.The site might just be too busy, try it again in a few minutes. Also, I would suggest right clicking the file and saving it to you hard rive for easy access in the future. It might be that the server the .torrent file is stored on is busy. If it's a file that is being downloaded by many people then the chances are it's a popular one and many people are also trying to get the .torrent file itself too. Try right clicking on the .torrent and selecting "save as" then read the error message, it probably says something along the lines of "a connection with the server could not be established, please try again later".Keep refreshing the page and try and get a different mirror you can try the refresh again, but it's likely the site has too many people accessing it, try again periodically.It's not a huge issue because chances are it works one at least one of the mirrors and the others will be fixed eventually. You just have to refresh a few times to try and find a working one.
No known mirrors
That normally means the mirror hosting the tracker is too busy or is having problems.
Upload failed: The tracker that hosted your torrent is listed as 'dead'!
It wouldn't surprise me if they were all full.If your site had to temporarily shut down the trackers, everyone has gone to the other trackers for now.
MsgCode: xxxxxxxxx ::add_torrent::dead_tracker::395
That errors pretty straight forward. The tracker you are trying to use is currently not available. Just because you used it before doesn't mean it's working today. It's currently down for whatever reason; I don't know why it's down.To solve this issue you either have to find a different tracker, one that is up right now. Or just wait and see if that one comes back.
\"Error on Line 18\"
\"Cannot execute free Script\"
Do you have any ad blocking software running? Some firewalls like NIS and Agnitum Outpost have such options built into them. There is also at least one pop-up-stopper that now supports ad blocking. If you have any of those turn them off and try again. You also might like to check your security settings in your Browser. Perhaps you have very aggressive security and privacy settings that are causing it?
Missing/Can't See Categories
Disable your ad-blocking, it may be part of your firewall.
Problem connecting to tracker - <urlopen error (111, 'Connection refused')>
Just let the torrent run in your client and the client will keep checking the tracker and should resume eventually.
bad data from tracker -
Usually you can ignore this, it seems to happen when the tracker is overloaded or otherwise flaky.
Too many args - 0 max.
This error in indicative of a bad command line.Ensure that the arguments to the BitTorrent program include --responsefile "%1".
Problem connecting to tracker - HTTP Error 400: Not Authorized
This indicates that the administrators of this tracker are not allowing it to be used for this torrent. Some trackers will only track torrents that are also posted in their forums/website, for example. Usually this indicates a stale torrent -- try going to the web site associated with the tracker and see if you can find an updated torrent.
Problem connecting to tracker - HTTP Error 404: Not Found
Probably a stale torrent. Try to find a new link to the torrent.
Problem connecting to tracker - HTTP Error 407: Proxy Authentication Required
You may need to configure a username and password for your proxy server setting in order to contact the tracker. Please Refere to anon's Annonymous Torrenting using Proxies Located Here(Decent Tutorial)
Invalid PassKey
This means that you Booked yourself a Ban Ticket (Got banned),so Just ignore that & go search for a new Invites/Account.
Error: The system cannot find the path specified.
The filepath is too long, save/move the torrent to a location with a short path name, like C:\Downloads.
"Error: Not enough free space on disk", but there IS enough space..
If you're using a FAT32 drive, it's a filesystem limitation, convert the drive to NTFS.Else, run a CHKDSK /F in that drive...
A socket operation encountered a dead network
* uninstall BitDefender
* you can disable your firewall and see if the problem persists, if so,un/reinstall it might solve the problem.
* reinstall your network card's drivers or get another one
Error: Element not found
Disable compact allocation and/or use 'sparse' files (NTFS).
Error: Data Error (cyclic redundancy check)
Run a CHKDSK /F in the drive and try again, if the problem persists, your HDD may be dying...
Bad data from tracker: <HTML>|<HEAD>|....
The tracker is either down or not hosted there anymore.
HTTP 403 Forbidden
* Your IP has been banned from the tracker
* Proxy error
Error 10047: Address family not supported
(Re)install the TCP/IP protocol.
uTorrent Related Errors :
Error opening Windows Firewall: 0x800706D9
This means that µTorrent was unable to add itself as an exception to the Windows Firewall, using the standard Windows Firewall API. This most likely means that the firewall is disabled or not present. You can safely ignore this error. However, if you have another software firewall, you will still need to manually configure it to allow incoming and outgoing connections.
Unable to map UPnP port to xx.xx.xx.xx:xx
This error means that µTorrent was unable to map the port with UPnP. If you have a green status light or have forwarded your port manually, you can safely ignore this error. However, if you have a yellow/red status light, it may mean that you need to forward the port manually, or that your firewall is blocking incoming connections.
Error: The system cannot find the path specified.
The filepath is too long, save/move the torrent to a location with a short path name, like C:\Downloads
Note :
The best thing to do in general if you're having connectivity problems is just wait. Often trackers are unavailable or slow to respond, usually due to high load or sometimes DDoS attacks. Some torrents can take a while to get up to speed,patience is a virtue !!
Credits Go to (anon & shoulder) for providing Extra Errors Definitions,Thanks alot Guys.
Hope You NJoy Reading & Understanding Those Errors Just to Clear Any Further Doubts.
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Originally Posted by shoulder
can you link me shoulder to a source where it explains it (pm me) so that I add it here 
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