my seeding is inactive?!

[godjezer]

i got suspended and my download stops... now my problem is that my torrents that are seeding are inactive... i don't know why but there seems to be an yellow icon on the lower right corner of my torrent and says there that there is no connection or something... i'm using utorrent 3.2 by the way... i did try reading the faq and the wiki but i can't find my answers there... a little help please...

[Bozobub]

We're going to need to know the actual, exact tracker error message(s) before anyone can help you.  No one here has ESP, that I know of.

[godjezer]

We're going to need to know the actual, exact tracker error message(s) before anyone can help you.  No one here has ESP, that I know of.

hmmm this is my torrents screen shot...
i have the files and the torrent says it is seeding and not in queue but it is inactive...

[Bozobub]

You apparently forgot to include the actual screenshot.

From your description, it sounds like uTorrent is running "firewalled", but again, no one can know for sure from your vague descriptions.  Be specific (and I mean word-for-word exactly what messages, if any, the client displays) or no one can help you.  It's that simple.

[godjezer]

You apparently forgot to include the actual screenshot.

From your description, it sounds like uTorrent is running "firewalled", but again, no one can know for sure from your vague descriptions.  Be specific (and I mean word-for-word exactly what messages, if any, the client displays) or no one can help you.  It's that simple.

sorry i have a bit problem with the hosting site...
if it is firewalled, i have allowed utorrent in my firewall so it seems that it is not the case...

[godjezer]

another screen shot...
the yellow icon becomes red... hmmmm

[Bozobub]

It means exactly what it says.  Something — generally a software firewall or a router — is blocking the ports uTorrent needs.  Have you tried opening the ports in both your firewall and router?

[godjezer]

sorry for being not a pro, but how will i do that...? should i add a proxy or something...?

[Bozobub]

Google "how to open ports in {firewall name}" and "how to open ports in {router model}".  This is something you're going to need to know how to do, in general, when using the internet, so time for some study.  Reading the Wiki would help, as well.

[godjezer]

it seems that google will still the last resort... anyway... thank s

[Bozobub]

Google (and the Wiki) isn't the last resort, it's the first resort.  You should always try to find answers on your own, rather than depending on others.

[godjezer]

well i always try finding answers on my own... only when i'm stuck is the time ill ask others for help