You make some very good points. I also appreciate it you're reminding me of the "Don't download" thing - I actually completely forgot the option! As for your code style: I don't really see the point of making AMOUNT_HIGHEST and AMOUNT_HIGH global variables, you could just as easily pass th...

Right, I now made a script that sets the priorities. I based my script on the one that was there, but changed things a bit for some flexibility and simply so that I can understand what's going on a bit better. :mrgreen: Version 0.1 of the SCRIPT is here: http://davince.tengudev.com/code/python/delug...

Windows or Linux? Under Linux I can just run it as a normal Python script/program and Deluge will react to whatever the script does... For Windows I have no clue (I wonder if it works when you install standalone Python and run it from there?), the site FAQ doesn't seem to answer this question...

Great to hear. I'm a pretty novice Python developer so for the time being I'll be picking the script apart and modifying it first. Testing and even help when it comes to development would be appreciated, if you'd like. :) My initial plans are to add options for how many files you'd like to have set ...

Thanks for the info. I kind of realized the sequential thing, but the upside is that if there's low availability on a torrent, it'll still at least be able to deliver some completed files rather than all incomplete files. Of course, this still isn't good for stuff like series. Anyway, thanks for the...

Aha! Looks like the problem lies with xdg-open which I already had installed (from xdg-utils): - Opening an AVI runs MPlayer. - Opening a directory returns this: Warning: unknown mime-type for "/home/vincent/" -- using "application/octet-stream" Error: no "view" mailcap...

NOTE: No longer being developed by me, but there are others actively maintaining the script. :D PROGRESS: currently making and improving the script version. DOWNLOAD: http://davince.tengudev.com/code/python/deluge-priority-setter.py ======== I was thinking of creating a plugin that will let you down...

Hello everyone, I seem to be having a problem opening files and direcctories with Deluge on my XUbuntu 8.10 machine: whenever I'm not in Xfce but a different window manager (I've really taken a liking to LXDE now), Deluge will simply ignore any external commands it's supposed to give: I right-click ...

I agree; default behaviour on this should be "error" so the user can be aware of the problem and actually reassign the correct location. Of course, "move storage" is still the best user-done solution anyway. By the way, nice Christmas hat on the icon. :) Deluge itself is getting ...

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