Arvid Norberg

@olegsavelos when you create the torrent, the `generate()` call returns the full (mutable) bencode tree. you can add new fields to the root or to the `"info"` dictionary, by using...

@deminio can you provide some more context? how are those error messages delivered to you?

in bittorrent, the peer connections are symmetric. If you can connect to a peer that wants to download from you, you may send data to it. At the protocol and...

oh, I see. `proxy_peer_connections` was set to false, I missed that

The second log, with `proxy_peer_connections` disabled is the interesting one. Unfortunately, it doesn't contain *any* peer connections, just DHT traffic. It would be helpful to have a longer running log,...

to be clear: "seeding works" means "incoming connections works", right? So, someone is using an HTTP proxy to accept incoming connections? that doesn't make sense. HTTP proxies only support the...

I believe so, yes. pull requests to update the documentation are welcome! it's generated from the comments in the header files

make sure you have `settings_pack::proxy_peer_connections` enabled. You may want to try enabling `session_log` too. http://libtorrent.org/reference-Alerts.html#alert_category_t to see if there's any reason given to closing the connection. My suspicion is that...

@ichorid the patch I suggested should affect a peers "willingness" to *accept* an incoming connection via SOCKS5. From the peer log you posted, it looks like you're on the peer...

the best thing I can think of would be to set a breakpoint in the uTP destroy function and see where it's called from, or add more logging around calls...