Closed student13371 closed 8 years ago
1) Trackers can automatically be removed by the tracker list inside the file remove_trackers.txt
2) These trackers list inside the remove_torrent.txt overrule everything. The trackers inside this file should NEVER be inserted into the torrent files.
3)(todo) The two trackers are inside remove_trackers.txt are just an example. I will change the default example tracker to: udp://tracker.trackerhoneypot.com:80
4) The main purpose of the file remove_torrent.txt is to remove these trackers without ANY exception. User can put here trackers that they do not trust. User can delete this remove_trackers.txt file. And no trackers will be forbidden.
Thanks for clarification.
Yes, it would be better if by default remove_trackers.txt would include a fake tracker example, something like udp://tracker.trackerhoneypot.com:80
1.32 BETA and older versions act odd with two thepiratebay.org trackers:
http://tracker.thepiratebay.org/announce udp://tracker.thepiratebay.org:80/announce
These trackers are automatically unchecked:
Even if those trackers are manually checked to be included, those trackers still aren't included and are lost after Update torrent:
I understand that these trackers aren't alive at the moment, but such behavior is still bad because:
I wonder why this issue happened.
Is it something unique to these 2 thepiratebay.org trackers or are there more unsupported trackers like these 2?
Here's the link to a sample .torrent file which has thepiratebay.org tracker: https://goo.gl/wDSFf6