Re: Deluge.app build using GTK-OSX **Test Release Available*
Posted: Sat Jan 21, 2012 6:10 pm
Fix still not released sorry, having troubles producing a correct build...
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Re: Deluge.app build using GTK-OSX **Test Release Available*
Posted: Sun Feb 05, 2012 7:25 pm
Wow, carbncl. You're doing a great job. Your .app is a lot of what everyone has been waiting for. I think it's safe to say that Deluge is now not only multi-platform, but easily accessible by everyone on all the platforms. I personally have a working Deluge MacPorts build and I will start the daemon up from my Terminal and then use your app to access my daemon and another remote daemon. It works like a charm. Thanks!
Re: Deluge.app build using GTK-OSX **Test Release Available*
Posted: Tue Feb 07, 2012 11:41 pm
I was trying to move from Linux to OS X. It seemed all well. Rechecking my files. Later when I looked, Deluge was stopped and restarting it would almost immediate crash again.
The same lib fails to compile when installing Deluge from Macports 
I hope this gets fixed soon. For the time being, I think I restart my downloads on my Linux machine again.
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Exception Type: EXC_BAD_ACCESS (SIGSEGV)
Exception Codes: KERN_INVALID_ADDRESS at 0x0000000000000000
libtorrent-rasterbar.6.dylib 0x0000000105282e5b boost::asio::ssl::stream<libtorrent::variant_stream<boost::asio::basic_stream_socket<boost::asio::ip::tcp, boost::asio::stream_socket_service<boost::asio::ip::tcp> >, libtorrent::socks5_stream, libtorrent::http_stream, mpl_::void_, mpl_::void_> >::stream<boost::asio::io_service>(boost::asio::io_service&, boost::asio::ssl::context&) + 49
I hope this gets fixed soon. For the time being, I think I restart my downloads on my Linux machine again.
Re: Deluge.app build using GTK-OSX **Test Release Available*
Posted: Wed Feb 08, 2012 11:33 am
What version of libtorrent?
Re: Deluge.app build using GTK-OSX **Test Release Available*
Posted: Wed Feb 08, 2012 11:46 am
Thanks, appreciatedgenezkool323 wrote:Wow, carbncl. You're doing a great job. Your .app is a lot of what everyone has been waiting for. I think it's safe to say that Deluge is now not only multi-platform, but easily accessible by everyone on all the platforms. I personally have a working Deluge MacPorts build and I will start the daemon up from my Terminal and then use your app to access my daemon and another remote daemon. It works like a charm. Thanks!
darkfader wrote:I was trying to move from Linux to OS X. It seemed all well. Rechecking my files. Later when I looked, Deluge was stopped and restarting it would almost immediate crash again.
The same lib fails to compile when installing Deluge from Macports
I hope this gets fixed soon. For the time being, I think I restart my downloads on my Linux machine again.
From memory, AFAIK, libtorrent versions of macports (v0.15.9) and Deluge.app (v0.15.8) doesn't support secured trackers (https)Cas wrote:What version of libtorrent?
On macports there is a libtorrent-rasterbar-devel (0.15.99.6004) package supposed to solve this.
Worth to try I guess, maybe that's your problem, let me know if that helps.
Re: Deluge.app build using GTK-OSX **Test Release Available*
Posted: Sun Feb 12, 2012 8:07 pm
Just added a new version, finally managed to get a sane building environment.
Spent some time trying to produce an universal build w/o results.
But I managed to produce an i386 one, but libtorrent I guess, crash in classic mode. Let me know if someone has better luck with this... Which I doubt.
x64 build still works fine for me in classic mode.
So not a lot of changes:
@darkfader let me know if libtorrent v0.15.9 solve your issues.
Spent some time trying to produce an universal build w/o results.
But I managed to produce an i386 one, but libtorrent I guess, crash in classic mode. Let me know if someone has better luck with this... Which I doubt.
x64 build still works fine for me in classic mode.
So not a lot of changes:
- Fix: Web interface bug (mako.cache missing)
- New: i386 build (classic mode fails, libtorrent issue)
- Updates:
- libtorrent 0.15.8 > 0.15.9
- Several python dependencies
- jhbuild environment
@darkfader let me know if libtorrent v0.15.9 solve your issues.
Re: Deluge.app build using GTK-OSX **Test Release Available*
Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2012 10:38 pm
Thanks carbncl ! I haven't been able to crash it yet. (1.3.3-3 x64)
The only problem I now have is the open file limit of 256 in OS X (includes connections), which causes torrents to stop and some error messages when the limit is reached.
It would be nice if Deluge could call the setrlimit() function to request more. For now, it should be possible to use launchctl or /etc/launchd.conf to set the maxfiles limit.
The only problem I now have is the open file limit of 256 in OS X (includes connections), which causes torrents to stop and some error messages when the limit is reached.
It would be nice if Deluge could call the setrlimit() function to request more. For now, it should be possible to use launchctl or /etc/launchd.conf to set the maxfiles limit.
Re: Deluge.app build using GTK-OSX **Test Release Available*
Posted: Thu Feb 16, 2012 12:57 am
Great news that libtorrent update solved your issues.
I only use deluge on OSX to connect to a linux box, so I can't notice libtorrent issues, thanks for reporting.
After searching a bit, raising that limit shouldn't be hard to do, and is even recommended on libtorrent manual.
I'm kinda surprised nobody reported that before, and from what I've seen, deluge is not raising that limit, while it affects not only OSX but all BSD based OSes. Maybe I've missed something?
Or maybe that affects mostly OSX users because of OSX 256 limit is smaller than linux one? (which is 1024 I think)
I only use deluge on OSX to connect to a linux box, so I can't notice libtorrent issues, thanks for reporting.
After searching a bit, raising that limit shouldn't be hard to do, and is even recommended on libtorrent manual.
I'm kinda surprised nobody reported that before, and from what I've seen, deluge is not raising that limit, while it affects not only OSX but all BSD based OSes. Maybe I've missed something?
Or maybe that affects mostly OSX users because of OSX 256 limit is smaller than linux one? (which is 1024 I think)
Re: Deluge.app build using GTK-OSX **Test Release Available*
Posted: Wed Feb 22, 2012 3:22 pm
Hiya!
Just tried the i386 build. As you say it crashes in classic mode. Is there any way to run without classic and start the deluged deamon?
I get:
when starting just like the dude on previous page. Will I have to install the daemon the macports way or something?
thanks
Just tried the i386 build. As you say it crashes in classic mode. Is there any way to run without classic and start the deluged deamon?
I get:
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2012-02-22 16.10.34 [0x0-0x1e01e].org.deluge[234] nohup: deluged: No such file or directorywhen starting just like the dude on previous page. Will I have to install the daemon the macports way or something?
thanks
Re: Deluge.app build using GTK-OSX **Test Release Available*
Posted: Wed Feb 22, 2012 3:57 pm
I don't think starting deluged (which is not bundled in Deluge.app) will work anyway since from what I see the crash occurs in libtorrent (or boost that libtorrent use)
Installing deluge from macports and starting it from shell is a (annoying) workaround.
I'm on a x64 MBP, but I don't use classic mode, I just remote control a linux box running the daemon, that's another alternative... for now.
Sorry about that, I'll try to investigate further into that libtorrent crash, as often, the solution is probably already in the macport packages.
Installing deluge from macports and starting it from shell is a (annoying) workaround.
I'm on a x64 MBP, but I don't use classic mode, I just remote control a linux box running the daemon, that's another alternative... for now.
Sorry about that, I'll try to investigate further into that libtorrent crash, as often, the solution is probably already in the macport packages.