0.5x had a plugin to do it....

Even if Deluge is not there, all you need to know is the port that Deluge uses. Open Deluge and then the preferences page, then network and find the port (or range of ports used). Then following these steps, and replace the App Name with Deluge (instead of Vidphone1) and the ports with the range you...

Loki's answer worked once. Subsequent attempts still gave me the reply that the port was closed. Even disabling Windows Firewall entirely still gave the reply that the port was closed and now Deluge does not start at all. Is this the best you guys can do for a piece of software? In the words of the...

abubin wrote: hmm..the problem with missing chunks when re-checking torrent is not solved yet?

I don't think so... this wasn't from a crash, I closed down Deluge and the Daemon properly. When I re-opened there was large chunks of torrents missing. Doing a re-check of the files didn't not fix it.

Last night went to sleep, when I woke up my computer was barely responsive. After checking, System Monitor is reporting that Deluge is using 607.9MB's of RAM. I have 24 torrents loaded. Of those only 22 are paused, and two are downloading/uploading. I had never had this problem. Is this a problem i...

Not sure if this has been asked before (it probably has, and if so I apologise), but I would like a feature similar to the one where uTorrent appends .!ut to all currently downloading files. I've looked through the forums, and it seems that under the current version (released, as RSS doesn't work in...

This plugin is great, especially for us in Australia (yes another one )

I'd also like the seed option added. I also tried this by setting the download speed to 0 in the current version, but this didn't work it seemed to download at unlimited speed.

I honestly hope not.... I personally believe that this is a key feature for any torrent app. It's certainly allowed me to move off uTorrent and on to a native linux client.

Unfortunately, my knowledge of python is zero, so I can't contribute to the plugin, but I sure hope someone can keep it alive.