qBittorrent project needs help on Windows front: qBittorrent was downloaded 145 000 times last month on Sourceforge and almost 80 percent of those downloads are for Windows. qBittorrent aims to meet the needs of most users while using as little CPU and memory as possible. qBittorrent is an advanced and multi-platform BitTorrent client with a nice Qt4 user interface as well as a Web UI for remote control and an integrated search engine. Don't want anyone to get booted from their private tracker because they didn't realize it would happen.The qBittorrent project aims to provide a Free Software alternative to µtorrent. If you plan to switch, I HIGHLY recommend reading this important note/warning that they have in case it applies to you. Less than 24 hours in and I'm over 2k banned.
*Ĭreate a file named peer_blacklist.txt in the qBittorrent data folder (AppData/Local/qBittorrent/ on Windows)Īdd a single line containing the text in the box above and save itĪnd that's it! It'll now auto-ban every one of them. As of the 4.3.5.10 release of qBittorrent Enhanced they have added an option to whitelist and blacklist peers by ID and by client name. TL DR: Are all TorrentStorm clients just fakes and no one has talked about it for some reason?ĮDIT: I still have no idea what is up with this, but for anyone who ends up here and wants to block them I found a solution. I'm pretty certain that it's not legitimately a bunch of people using a client over 15 years old, but I do just find it strange that I haven't seen it mentioned hardly anywhere at all. Is it really just faking clients that are going through the effort to make it not even seem like they're actually downloading much? Right now on a torrent I'm connected to 13 of them and over half don't even show having any data uploaded to them. On certain torrents, seemingly usually bigger ones, I'll sometimes just see a ton of clients connecting as "TorrentStorm 0.0.0.8" They never seem to download past 10%, and I'd assume that it's just faking clients, but my client almost never reports sending them more than a couple hundred MiB. I'm here to ask this because I haven't seen it mentioned anywhere except for this post and this post.
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