Ok, the last thing was almost emberrasing. As I said before I changed the permissions and restarted the server. I did not restart the NAS however, and the folder I changed the permissions on is physically on the NAS. Normally I think that works anyway. After restarting the NAS and trying again it wo...

Back to the problem. I have sme reasons I still think this is a Deluge problem. I am trying with total rights on the folder. When I try downloading directly to the local folder Deluge is able to create a folder for the file and a file of 0 byte, therefore it is possible for Deluge to write to the fo...

Ok you seem to be right about the permission thingy. This is the output I got from after downloading a random torrent file. What does elude me is how this could change with an upgrade. I am running deluge as the user deluge (not the same as I use when logging in with ssh) [DEBUG ] 11:13:29 alertmana...

I have added debug logging now this morning, but so far I can't find anything wrong... will try a little more and then see if I can post the logfile here.

Yes, I restarted the server after changing permission.

When I did some tests today I tried to add all rights (chmod 777) to the folder I was moving the torrents too. Didn't help me at all...

Hi, I've used deluge for a while now and been very pleased. Today I decided to go over my server with a few software upgrades. After that the problem starts. I upgraded deluge to version 1.3.6 from what I think was 1.3.3 (not completely sure, could have 1.3.2). I have let my server download torrents...