Ity looks like the hamsters have gone on strike again. No doubt we’ll get the usual sobs, wailing and gnashing of teeth because scores aren’t being upgraded. As before, bitcomet points don’t pay for the beer (or give you super abilities in any of the online games) so it’s not a big deal really. You can still upload and download (which is what the app is for really).
Thank you, we get so many posts every time the website is down and no every time we have to post the same replies. I also tend to get my inbox filled with messages even though support isn’t offered in private messages.
Stand by for another load - it looks like it went down round 0600 GMT again I’ll get sovereign yet - it’s rigged bigly by corrupt media, opinion polls, emmys and that wall :blink: :rolleyes: :o
Port detection failure is normally down to your computer setup and not the server. It could also be your ISP blocking that port
Check that:
(a) your firewall isn’t blocking it and
(b ) that you have port forwarding setup correctly on your router. That usually means allocating a fixed ip on the computer with the router defined as a gateway (manual settings in network properties). The router has to be set to allow the appropriate port through to the computer with the specified IP address. Pick a random port somewhere in the 14,000 series which isn’t normally used
If the light is yellow, that means you contacted our server but were blocked from receiving an unrelated connection back from the server to test your port and that means you are blocked, if the light is grey, it means it could not connect our server to request the test so it could have nothing to do with you, nor any problem, just a down or busy server. Coding was added to bitcomet so that when an active torrent receives a remote connection, the light will change to green in case there was something preventing the active test. Try running a popular torrent and see if it turns green, and you can also manually retest the port using the context menu with a “right click”.
I just confirmed it’s working perfectly for me, active port detection changed light from grey to green in a few seconds and comet ID login also completed quickly. If your router’s uPnP is slow, sometimes that causes the test to time out or fail, you can try to “right click” and select “test again”, or once bitcomet detects remote connections on an active torrent the secondary passive test should turn the light to green.