Heres the original post http://forum.deluge-torrent.org/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=4075#p18985 Is this still possible with the current deluge stable (1.1.9)? I have attempted to get it working on my headless gentoo server with no luck. heres my setup /home/deluged/.config/deluge/deluge_apache_config.py...

The webui works fine but clicking the https option and restarting causes the webui to be inaccessible. SSL certs are in ~/.config/deluge/ssl
It was working fine with 1.1.6

deluge 1.1.9 compiled from source on gentoo x86
boost 1.39.0

Still get the same error with 1.1.8 on server and client.

Looks like my boost installation was broken, upgraded to 1.36.0 and its working fine now.

twisted was not installed but installing it didn't fix the error. I am rebuilding boost with pyste support now, is that necessary since deluge is written in python?

That build log was from an attempt at 1.1.7. Ive tried all versions since 1.1.3 and get the same error.

Been stuck on 1.1.3 for a while, anything greater fails to compile. It looks like something to do with boost. It wont let me attach .log, .txt, .xml or any file extension i can think of for some reason.... so heres the end of the build log. gcc -DNDEBUG -O2 -pipe -march=athlon64 -msse3 -mtune=athlon...

I get a "file name too long" error on a torrent with Japanese file names. Dunno if thats what caused the error or not, but if I hit "resume" it just gets stuck checking. My system is using utf-8 locale and has support for CJK so it could be something else. Deluge 1.1.3 Gentoo x86...

Is there any way that user permissions/settings could be implemented? I've got a daemon running on a central server will multiple users and it would be nice if I could set who was allowed to mess with the preferences as well as set bandwidth limits for each user. Also, creating ssh tunnels on 127.0....

>= boot-1.36 is still hard masked in portage, but 1.34 fixes the problems.

keep up the good work! best BT client around