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  1. @Don Veach If you are using any kind of antivirus or security software other than what is native to your operating system, you might need to go into that software's settings to specifically whitelist your torrent client. (I had to do this with Norton after I installed that on my Mac, for instance) I am also assuming that you are trying this on your home network. Something to be aware of is that workplace networks can be different from home networks. If you are trying this at your workplace, it is possible that their IT has decided to block all torrenting traffic.
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  2. @Don Veach it might be a port forwarding problem to in your router... or a config of some sort in again the router.
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  3. @Don Veach it's probably a firewall problem i'm using 36970 as port but this il not help you... or the other things is your internet provider, can you download any other torrent ? like try ubuntu go get it on the ubuntu site. Thanks @Gregory Hecht for confirming the torrent works. i was a bit ambaras i did not what to tell Don.
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  4. Note that some torrent clients don't allow a firewalled seeder to pass data to a firewalled downloader. I just tried to download using BiglyBT and I am seeing two seeds (it took a couple of minutes for them to pop up) and eleven peers. My download is working as I type this. @Don Veach Any luck downloading since your last post in this thread?
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