Did you ever find anything for this?
I was using the LCExtractor plugin but it doesn't work with 2.0.

Thanks!

Weird addendum:

I've noticed that my incomplete folder gets deleted and recreated....

Hello. I use deluge 1.3.15 on an Arch Linux system. I connect to it through the WebUI (deluge-web), which works great. Deluge uses /Torrents/complete as the final destination folder, and both deluge & sickrage place incomplete torrents in /Torrents/incomplete Sickrage places completed files in /...

craziness. so I installed the GUI of deluge.... and the problem persisted. HOWEVER: Whilst looking through the deluge-gtk settings pane (to ensure that the application itself was using my .config prefs) I noticed the "test incoming port" button. I thought, what the hell I'd like a nice, gu...

standalone.
i thought of using the gtk app, but it's on a remote server. I could do it with X forwarding/ssh, though.

Problem persists using git version 1.3.9 ----

At this point, I'm guessing there's something genuinely funky with my OS....

Ubuntu 10.10, Deluge 1.3.1 (PPA) on an aspire revo. I only run deluged and deluge-web --- it has worked very well with the same version since it was first released. This one is a doozy. In a nutshell, this is what happens: I connect to deluge-web at port 8112, i provide my password. The daemon is au...

apparently the solution to this is to edit ~/.config/deluge/web.conf and add the daemon there. it should look like:
127.0.0.1:58846 (or whatever port your daemon runs on).

Ok I fixed it.
Sorry for wasting anyone's time.

The problem was that the torrentfiles location was set to something with weird permissions. I moved both that and the "add torrent" location to ~/.config/deluge and restarted the daemon; it works now.

thanks!

Deluge 1.2.0-rc4: My webui works fine. My GTK+ interface works fine. However with the Transdroid Application on my Motorola Droid, torrents do not get added. Everything used to work just fine, until I switched to using an init script to run deluge. The home directory of the user that the script exec...