WebTorrent not seeding from terminal

[GiuseppeEliano]

What version of WebTorrent?
2.0.1 (0.104.0)

What operating system and Node.js version?
Ubuntu 18.10 / node v8.11.4

What browser and version? (if using WebTorrent in the browser)

What did you expect to happen?
Seeding a torrent file from terminal

What actually happened?
Currently, I'm trying seed a file from terminal, but, the .torrent file is not being seeded when requested. I'm running this command: webtorrent seed mysound.torrent --keep-seeding --verbose

I'm using a dedicated server with 1000mbps bandwidth, there are no firewalls or iptables rules, all ports are open on my server.

The output from the command above is something like this:

Seeding: mysound.mp3
Info hash: df6e9fcd7e4dffd6351552277228b55764e74618
Server running at: http://localhost:8000/0/df6e9fcd7e4dffd6351552277228b55764e74618/mysound.mp3
Downloading to: /var/www/prop/torrent
Speed: 0 B/s Downloaded: 4.7 MB/4.7 MB Uploaded: 0 B
Running time: 5 minutes Time remaining: N/A Peers: 0/1
Queued peers: 0 Blocked peers: 0 Hotswaps: 0

S Unknown 0 B 0 B/s 0 B/s choked

@edit: I created the .torrent file running this command: create-torrent --urlList 'https://myserver.com/prop/torrent/mysound.mp3' mysound.mp3 > mysound.torrent

@edit2: Running this on different server: webtorrent download df6e9fcd7e4dffd6351552277228b55764e74618, the output is something like this: fetching torrent metadata from 0 peers

I can make this work using webseed, but I want seed using my server to another files... why is this happening?

[feross]

The seed command should point to the files you want to seed, not the .torrent file.

So your command webtorrent seed mysound.torrent --keep-seeding --verbose is the wrong command to use. You want something like webtorrent seed /path/to/files --keep-seeding --verbose instead.