Hmm this might actually be a bug in the gtkui add torrent dialog, it could be related to the size of the torrent files. Have you tried adding them from the console? I a adding them from the console. I do not get any dialog from GUI itself. Same as I do not get options screen... Bro suggested, that ...

Cas wrote:If you get the hash for those torrents you can manually check in config/state for the <hash>.torrent file

That's the thing: they are not there.

I have 2 specific torrents (https://www.mediafire.com/?zdudr2k60ldor6m ) that I can't add to Deluge no matter what. I get error, saying, that they are already in sessions, even though they are not. Happens on latest dev build. Is this a bug or there may be something else I am missing?

They are created under an "admin" commandline and my account is the admin. You mean the integrated admin account or a custom user? If you're logged in as a custom user (which most likely) even if you choose "run as admin", if you CURRENT user does not have privileges to run serv...

You sure you have enough rights to run any service?..

Well... forget about the script. Since my service uses PHP, i simply made a parser on PHP. I get names of the torrents and their IDs (required for removal). I'd like to get at least the status of the said torrents as well. Like "seeding", "checking"... But they are not provided a...

I'm really curious about Deluge's future...it hasn't been updated for a long time...especially that high CPU usage that is known for a long time, why hasn't it been fixed yet?...I see a lot of threads that are unanswered...is deluge abandoned? it's not. and if you check one of the nearest threads i...

seems like deluged.exe likes to hang at some point after exit. it's been at it for at least 1 hour now and it does not look like it's even trying to use any of the files... maybe it was not hanging after all... when I killed it and started Deluge again it decided to recheck ~400 torrents... In terms...

Both those in root and in gtkui_state. The problem might be caused by mixing Deluge 1.3 and 1.4 with the same config dir. Edit: It should be possible by parsing the torrents.state file I guess. This script is a good base for such a thing: https://gist.github.com/johnnyg/1639941/raw/3a1baa3074c38eee...

Simbiat, to fix the issue with the GUI not reacting, try to delete the files related to the GTK client in the config directory. files_tab.state peers_tab.state tabs.state torrentview.state from which folder? the root one or gtkui_state? Also, is there a way to determine, if a torrent is already add...