Glad you got it working, don't forget to look into zfs snapshots for important (not multimedia data) and use docker for plex and deluge and sonar and nginx and etc.
Use the ssd for l2arc, if you don't need bhyve anymore.
glhf

Make a link. Example: P.S. Why are you running deluge in a "service wrapper"? What do you gain?

Do: This should upgrade deluge from 1.3.12 to 1.3.15. Won't hurt and it's fast. Do it before anything else.

Also check the time on both guests, different timezones maybe?

Did you install deluge from ppa? What is the libtorrent version?

I don't have any experience running serious storage from inside the guest. You clearly do :) Good luck though. Freenas is kinda off the table for you, zfs has a soft prerequisite of bare metal access to disks (perhaps pci pass through might help?). If you must, try to look into write cache, it will ...

You want to run deluged with "-L debug" flag. If you have deluge starting when the guest comes up, you are probably starting deluged with systemd, so edit the systemd file or stop the running daemon and run deluged -c /path/to/config -l /path/to/log_file.log -L debug You will probably see,...

Are you running a storage pool inside your virtual machine? Is your array built inside a vm?

Sorry for the delay. I can recreate your problem. Deluge console can not resume torrents that were paused in deluge-web or deluge-gtk. And, this one is even weirder, if i pause them in deluge-console, I can't resume them with deluge-web or deluge-gtkui. As soon as I start using ID's, like you said, ...

Hi, I can't test right now, I'l try in the evening.

In the meantime, is it important to you, that the torrents are paused?
If you just need bandwidth control, use the scheduler plugin.
Why is it important to you, that sickrage adds the torrents in a paused stat (i'm just curious)?