Hi all, I just realized that deluged is continously almost the 100% of my CPU, at least of one core. I'm running a Gentoo distro, deluged 1.3.6 (so in daemon mode), and it doesn't matter if I've got deluge launched or not, it's the same. I've read that reducing the number of connections will bring i...

Hi, whenever I load deluge with stats plugin enabled I get this in stderr "Unhandled error in Deferred: Unhandled Error Traceback (most recent call last): File "/usr/lib64/python2.7/site-packages/twisted/protocols/policies.py", line 120, in dataReceived self.wrappedProtocol.dataReceiv...

Please anyone has any idea of what might be happening?

Hi all, I've started using a public tracker called bakabt.me (I'm sure some of you might know it) but I'm getting a timeout error. Here goes the full description of the problem I've downloaded 3 torrents and loaded them to Deluge 1.3.6, but I keep on having a "Connection timeout" error. Af...

Hi all, I'm running a deluged server, but whenever I try to connect it with deluge I get this error: Unhandled error in Deferred: Unhandled Error Traceback (most recent call last): File "/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/twisted/protocols/policies.py", line 118, in dataReceived self.wrapped...

Hi all, I have a list of torrents, directories where the files are, and label (about 500) and I would like to add them to deluge by a script (so I don't have to go one by one) I guess that the file that manages torrents is torrents.state or torrents.fastresume, but when I open it with vim it's impos...

You must need administrator privileges for this but just open a text editor (such as vim) paste the above code, save it as redeluge in /usr/bin and then give it executable permissions ( sudo chmod +x redeluge) so instead of launching deluge you type in the terminal redeluge and it's done. Another op...

Hi there, I as some of you have encountered that when you close deluge and try to reopen it again, you can't access the manual selected port, I think this must be fixed in a future version, but meanwhile I made a bashscript to solve it. #!/bin/bash # Script to reset deluge after crashing PORT="...

I bring the post up because I don't understand it either, anyone can help please?