try the documentation:

http://dev.deluge-torrent.org/wiki/User ... ient#WebUI

Re-reading your post it actually seems to suggest --umask has been added to /etc/default/deluge-daemon file, can you check?

It is much easier to use the Ubuntu PPA for Deluge

chris86wm wrote:I am using the updated one posted on the wiki

From the console check that your debian start-stop-daemon command has the umask option:
It will return "-k|--umask <mask> change the umask to <mask> before starting" on unbuntu

That guide has a rather odd way of changing the Web UI port:
Not sure if that could be part of the problem but realistically you would change the port in the preferences or web.conf file not in init.

The above script gives me the following error when I run it (using Debian) /etc/default/deluge-daemon: line 9: --umask: command not found I really appreciate all of the help guys. Feeling like a dummy now since I cant get this going :roll: Not sure how you got that error, did you modify the script ...

Actually, I recently discovered that start-stop-daemon has a nice --umask option ;) Thanks, can't believe that option has been there all this time!! Goes to show my old boss' comments about checking the man pages are true :lol: I simply created a 'UMASK=000' variable to the top on my init script an...

Yep i am waiting patiently for it to update


Oh and i still maintain that a simple forum wide announce post for new releases would be good as I never visit the main page and instead jump directly to the forum and once again had no idea there was a new release.

You have just resurrected a 3year old thread, this is bad practice on a forum.

However to answer the question they will require it to be in an anti-static bag and then packed, preferably in its original box, so that no physical damage can occur when transported by careless couriers.

Thanks for your help! I think I have it working now. I followed the wiki to create the deluge user (I didn't want to do this initially, but in the end I just told deluge to download to my main account's Download folder, and chmodded it to 777, so the end-result is the same), then created the initsc...