I couldn't see any interference with the other UIs and could manipulate hosts and shutdown daemons fine, good job! :) deluge.ui.hostlist.get_host_status() is also only called by the webUI wrapper deluge/ui/web/json_api.py, for this, I believe. Initially that deluge.ui.hostlist component was added wi...

Thanks alot buddy, also for the other PR you submitted, much appreciated I'll check later today if it makes troubles to rest UIs and post back if does.

Edit: Not a dev myself btw, just an appreciative user, just to make sure above not misconstrued to mean something else.

I don't get it honestly. State/resume saved every 3 minutes, so even if battery dies, and hence script rechecks, but wouldn't it look at old state/resume and hence find new path? Unless timing within said 3 mins - could be wrong. There's a plugin where you can change these times BTW, im pretty sure ...

Good catch ambipro, I didn't think of that honestly

Seemingly deluge doesn't close gracefully, from sounds of it. This should be fixed about 6 months ago by binhex, but maybe not 100% still, or maybe some later update to dumb-init or alike, broke it again, not sure. I'm not 100% sure honestly if even this is the issue, as sounds little strange that e...

Thanks for your efforts lord-Kamina

In general there's issues with such, because being zipped, but seemingly some workarounds exist still:

https://setuptools.pypa.io/en/latest/de ... ile-issues

No expert myself though.

Hi, yes it does work I just checked - little lame honestly, but works, sure

Welcome :) The systemd service-files aren't included in the debian package. They are in the deluge source-tree(with a '-d' for deluge-web also) but aren't installed by default, and so up to the package maintainers if including them in there packages additionally, which debian/ubuntu doesn't, hence e...

I'd follow the good ambipro's advice above, but anyway, you miss a '-d' switch for deluge-web(unless using type=forking I would guess, but not normally the recommended way for this though). And yes, this behavior changed(forking off main process), though years ago.

Btw, currently no need because newest deluge release is already available in 24.04's own repos, and infact because of there naming-scheme of 2.1.2-dev0(packaging error) then would take precedense regardless, even if PPA was supported. Anyway, in mean-time(thanks ambipro) then can still use said PPA ...