this is not a support thread, there is a whole forum dedicated to windows support.

I am on a BT router that does not allow me to do much things with.. Port Forwarding is a basic function that most routers should provide, if not, just get a new router. Edit: A quick Google search reveals that BT Homehub has got port forwarding: http://www.avforums.com/forums/bt/1304470-other-route...

johnnyg wrote:Seeing it's in the windows port subforum, I'm fairly sure it's windows

Actually I took a guess based on one of his other posts and moved it here.

Did you read this very recent post: http://forum.deluge-torrent.org/viewtop ... 12&t=34127

How do I enable either UPnP or NAT-PMP , (I mean, I already ticked them under the network settings as you can see in the screen shot..) and assuming the worst case scenario applies how do i manually forward the ports?? Regards The Deluge setup has to match the settings you have made within your rou...

Please specify what operating system you are using.

What version of Deluge and what operating system?

This is usually because the torrent tracker has not updated their whitelist.

You can manually change the client reported to the tracker however it is not recommended and I can't remember the file you need to edit,

ssh will not allow passwords from scripts, for obvious security reasons, so the only way is to create a ssh key and put it on the seed box and host an ssh daemon on your windows box with cygwin. scp <source> <destination> e.g. scp $torrentname user@192.168.0.1:/home/user/destdir ($torrentid is not t...

those 3 args $1, $2, $3 are fixed arguments passed to the script every time. you need to use $2 which is the torrent name not torrentid. I have done a quick edit of the code but i have not tested it #!/bin/bash ftp_site=myhostname username=myusername passwd=mypass torrentid=$1 torrentname=$2 torrent...