It's enabled by default. Just wanted to bring awareness to it in case it becomes necessary in the future when the functions really become deprecated and may no longer be enabled by default.

My guess is that those binaries were built without openssl support so HTTPS is not available.

libtorrent >= 1.1.1 should be compatible with Deluge 1.3.x as long as libtorrent is built with --enable-deprecated-functions configured.

Tested Deluge 1.3.15 with libtorrent 1.1.3 and high performance seed on Debian. HTTPS is working fine for me.

DId you build libtorrent yourself?

I can reproduce this, but have no idea why it doesn't work. Inspecting the libtorrent session, the proxy values are definitely set for DHT. Restarting the DHT component doesn't fix it. Maybe there are settings that interfere with 'force_proxy'? I can fix the DHT component not coming back online afte...

New version v0.3.0.

Should now have better compatibility with the latest libtorrent versions (1.0.x, 1.1.x).
No longer supporting Python 2.6 builds. It may still work but I don't want to spend time testing on those configurations.

Re: custom profiles, will look into implementing this.

Alright. I'll see about updating to support 1.1.x this weekend.

Do you mean 2.0? Not sure what my plans are for that. Will have to see just how different it is from 1.3.x in terms of plugin support.

shamael wrote:Hi Ratanak,

First thank you for the good job made with this plugin. Then the question: May I please ask you what's your plan for the follow up ( libtorrent >1.0.9 in mind).

Thanks you!

If Deluge 1.3.x doesn't support it, ltConfig will not either.

I use the regular Label plugin. Does LabelPlus suffer from the same issue of not remembering column widths after quitting?: http://dev.deluge-torrent.org/ticket/1263 I'm not sure if this was fixed in Deluge, but I have experienced column problems before with LabelPlus. 1, The only query that seems ...

i do have a small issue though - when adding torrents through magnet/hash the autolabel won't assign the requested labels automatically (when using the "any file"), but will do so correctly via the "apply to existing torrents". Yeah, magnet/hash torrents are added right away to ...