[Solved] Torrents dissapear on reboot

[deity]

I'm running deluged installed today via apt-get in ubuntu 10.04

I add torrents via Flexget and web interface.

Problem is that when i restart all but 2 torrents dissapear and i have to re-add them =/ I have no idea what the problem is

[Cas]

That does sound strange, does it do this every time you reboot and are the missing torrents the manually added one or flexget added?

You should enable logging to get more info.

[deity]

I did this.. so next time i have to reboot I'll get you some more info.. though as you can imagine I really don't want to reboot since that means alot of extra work.


And its all torrents added except those first 2 for some reason, regardless of flexget or manually.

The only errors i see in the log (had on warning level, changed to debug) are no such directory errors when its creating torrents which should be natural(?) since the paths to new torrents don't exist.

[Cas]

what version of deluge are you actually using?

[deity]

Ok so I had to reboot again.. and i got the issue down to that deluge only restarts the first 2 torrents i downloaded... it's allways 2 torrents that survive. all the rest that are added later are wiped regardless of how they are added which is just messed up.

I'm using version 1.3.1

[deity]

Was a on download command that i was running in execute plugin that was crashing state load. deluge ran a second time and then torrent no. 2 crashed. after this deluge just skipped state load.

Weird though since the command i was running in it

/usr/bin/xbmc-send -a "Notification(Started Downloading, $2)"

runs cleanly in the shell. Ah well.

[johnnyg]

Was a on download command that i was running in execute plugin that was crashing state load. deluge ran a second time and then torrent no. 2 crashed. after this deluge just skipped state load.

Weird though since the command i was running in it

/usr/bin/xbmc-send -a "Notification(Started Downloading, $2)"

runs cleanly in the shell. Ah well.

So in other words the execute plugin was causing the remaining torrents to not load?