As you may know, some private trackers (or at least one I'm a member of), ban Tixati on the grounds that it can be used for ratio cheating. Now, I've heard that this was once true, but has been fixed and is no longer the case. I want to try to make the case for Tixati over at my tracker, so can someone give me arguments and tell me what the state of this is. What was the problem and has it been fixed, how can I prove it's been fixed etc?
by Guest on 2025/11/22 11:21:52 AM
The client doesn't cheat. The person does. Client-based sniffing is a technical issue.
Also, ratio enforcement in the 2025? When the expected number of newcomers is 5 per year? That's just donation extortion, or braindead circlejerk mentality of people permanently stuck in 2006.
by Guest on 2025/11/27 08:48:05 PM
all opensouece clients can be modified to cheat，including，qbittorrent、transmission、deluge、rtorrent、gopeed and bigly bt. Very old version tixati and bitcomet upload statisic didn't match the private tracker, so they are all banned after that at some PT site，although they are non opensource client just like utorrent/bittorrent.unit 3d accept tixati as default.
by Guest on 2025/12/05 02:58:51 PM
don't know about old version upload statistic not matching the tracker. what is sure is that tixati repport the overheat to the tracker, contrary to most client. and this is, i found annoying because seeding back is not alway easy and getting an extra cost of data which can be up to 30% of the actual size of the torrent is rather annoying when you to maintain a ratio. and there is one thing i don't is how data i really send/download since my connection has no data cap. since dev seems to really enjoy that particularity, the ability to choose how the stats are reported back (with or without the evoerheat) is more than welcome. thats the reason i don't use tixati on private trackers (when it is allowed of course) but it remain my choice on public tracker
