I'm trying to fetch from this RSS: http://www.nyaa.se/?page=rss&cats=1_37&filter=1&term=[HorribleSubs] Hunter X Hunter 720p but when I press the fetch button in the subscription creation, it returns this exception: bozo_exception when parsing rssfeed: <unknown>:2:-1: Extra content at th...

Hello to everyone, I am glad to be here! Old topic or not, I hope someone is helped from my observations. On my xubuntu12.04 desktop all other partitions than my system/home partition do not automount at start-up, and I want it to be so. Also I have NOT Deluge autostarted at every start-up(boot), a...

To be honest, I am not sure. The problem lies in the fact that Raspbian is a highly modified version of Debian and, as such, it is not recommended to mix packages from Debian into Raspbian , unless you know what you're doing. That being said, you could try installing the following: http://packages.d...

You should be editing /etc/apt/sources.lst when typing the deb stuff, not attempting to run those two lines from the command line. After adding those two lines to the file, then you run the rest of them from the actual command line.

What is the output you get when you run `ls -l`? Just copy and paste it here. From what you describe, it sounds like the owner and group are root. If this is the case, it would seem that the deluge daemon is not running as the deluge user you created. There are a couple of fixes/workarounds availabl...

Based on the output from your mount and fdisk commands, /mnt is the directory that has your 900 GB of disk space. I would set the download location to be in that directory (e.g. /mnt/downloads). Once you set the download location to here, deluge should show the free space you expect; if not, try res...

Yes, it is possible to do this. Simply run deluge/deluged as 'deluge -c /path/to/config/dir' to specify the config directory you wish to use. So you could have 'deluge -c /home/deluge/deluge_personal' and 'deluge -c /home/deluge/deluge_friends' each with their own settings.

What port are you using? Non-root users have to use ports above 1024. Are there any errors in deluged.log? If not, you should try running deluge with 'deluged -L info' (or deluge instead of deluged) to log info messages or '-L debug' to see everything deluge does.

What do you get if you run 'mount'? Also, you can run 'df -h', as johnny suggested, to see where each disk is mounted.

Good news! I found the bug in the feedparser library. It's yet again caused by missing files in the limited Python included on Windows. So with the XML Parser missing it tries to handle it on it's own, and fails on those urls. I've reported the bug so hopefully this will be fixed soon. I'll put out...