I have switched back and fourth from deluge to qbittorrent countless times, so much that I made a shell script that does it for me with settings applied and removing the other client etc, lol(changeclient.sh <deluge|qbittorrent>). Anyway, the biggest difference speedwise between the two, is that as ...

i do have a small issue though - when adding torrents through magnet/hash the autolabel won't assign the requested labels automatically (when using the "any file"), but will do so correctly via the "apply to existing torrents". Yeah, magnet/hash torrents are added right away to ...

A paid proxy has no worse downtime than a VPN(they use multiple IPs in different countries too, just like VPNs) and you won't get a letter if using a libtorrent-based client with force-proxy enabled or newer utorrent(-server) properly configured too, and using https trackers just in case. You get fu...

Yes there are ways to do that, but it needs the 3'rd party plugin ltconfig with defined options force_proxy and anonymous_mode. Deluge just sends the configured proxy settings to libtorrent and that's it with regards to deluge. I've mailed with the author of libtorrent several times about this, + st...

I'm the same i.e. wanting US interfaces, for reasons of looking up settings better later on etc, and deluge, like other gtk apps will do this fine even with a non US keymap, as i'm using danish there also. In short, change your $LANG var to a US one, like "en_US.UTF-8". You can also make a...

Does other smaller torrents work fine e.g. like this arch-linux iso: https://www.archlinux.org/releng/releases/2016.11.01/torrent/ Is the torrent failing, otherwise healthy in terms of peers/seeders? Have you checked drivespace isn't running short? Sidenote, the "OS or Distro" profile ques...

Try change country in VPN client(with e.g. PIA, some few countries don't support/allow torrenting if I remember right, or else it's simply unstable network with the server used, but sounds more like throttling though). The color change reported is normal/OK.

Have you specifically run the test script I posted through deluge's execute plugin? I don't mean running manually what you wrote above. It's to figure out if it's a deluge plugin bug or not? My hunch is that it's probably just needed to do e.g. torrentid="$1" torrentname="$2" In ...

If testing with e.g.:

echo "$2" > /home/user/test.log
echo "$3" >> /home/user/test.log

Does it still not show full name/path? If it doesn't work, then it's a deluge-bug and needs code-changing.

Use double-quotes on variable-values. Also, something I recently found out, e.g. "$dir/*.mkv" doesn't work in bash scripts, but needs to be like this: "$dir"/*.mkv for content with spaces. ...Wish everyone would just simply follow the nice unix convention of using underscores ins...