I run GNU/Linux and not Windows, but this sounds like an issue of file associations -- the desktop has the FileName.torrent types of files associated with BitTorrent and not Deluge. You can cure this by downloading a *.torrent file and saving it to your desktop. Then right-click on the filename and ...

Linux Jacks-Debian-7 3.2.0-4-amd64 #1 SMP Debian 3.2.54-2 x86_64 GNU/Linux Deluge information: Client: 1.3.6 Libtorrent: 0.15.10.0 I'm similarly running Debian Wheezy/7.x/stable (current python-libtorrent version 0.15.10-1+b1) with the Deluge 1.3.6 from: deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/deluge-team/ppa...

The Deluge daemon installs and runs as a specific user (named "deluge" on Debian). It sounds like you have a daemon not running as the system daemon and/or pointing at a different home/configuration subdirectory. For me the key was to ensure that this user's home directory is created and t...

First, kudos to the developers -- Deluge is a really slick piece of work! I love the fact you can use it via a web and rpc interface, and the array of features is nothing less than impressive. I'm not sure if this post is a "whine", a feature request, or just me needing to be whacked with ...

Do you have high enough values set in the Preferences -> Queue -> Total active/downloading/seeding, and/or Preferences -> Bandwidth -> Maximum upload slots?

I'm not sure if this is the correct board, but: JSON-RPC Interface encrypted? FWIW, I've wondered the exact same thing. A search of the site and forums here, as you no doubt have discovered, turns up no answer. The docs describe the messages sent in the RPC protocol as "zlib compressed rencoded...