every once in awhile i get a bug up my butt about sharing my massive, curated library… but every time i get distracted by the volume of steps it would take to create the necessary shit to seed and then find a place that would even take those seeds to index.
ami doin it wrong? why is it so hard? napster was easy.
Most public trackers don’t take uploads from unknown people to combat spam/malware.
If you create a torrent and enable DHT/PEX it might get indexed by something like btdigg.com for people to find. It won’t be available on sites like 1337x.to. The advantage is your free to create a single torrent or any other organization you desire.
Private trackers generally accept uploads or make it simple to request upload access. But they have upload rules you must follow.
If you want to automate uploading there’s Upload-Assistant. UA makes it easy by creating a proper name and uploading to multiple trackers automatically.
In any case you must have port forwarding configured to greatly increase the likelyhood of others actually being able to download from you. If you don’t want to do that on your router a VPN with port forwarding is the private option (ProtonVPN, AirVPN, IVPN, njalla and few others).
this sounds promising. ive already got a vpn container (gluetun) to proton.