Deluge

If remember right, then deluged by default listens on port 58846 for client communication(not torrenting), and deluge-web on 8112, but both configurable. Then for torrenting, then outgoing ports by default are random, and incoming a random choosen port by default(on v2) and 6881-6889 I believe for v...

You choose the incoming port or port-range yourself, there's no specific port to be used.

Deluge works like every other torrent client, so need the incoming port(-range) forwarded(if behind Nat router and/or firewall) for best peer connectivity in swarm. Deluge's FAQ also mentions this btw.

If having any specific issues/questions regarding this, then we're here to help of-course

It's practically an industri standard to use Dante socks5 server as backend for providers supporting torrents, because of the UDP support. However, there's often issues still, and varies from libtorrent version used, and there still seemingly is unresolved issues lingering, as e.g. can be seen from ...

Here's the guide for thinclient: https://dev.deluge-torrent.org/wiki/UserGuide/ThinClient (it's little outdated at places, and shows deluge as running under your local user, but just for inspiration) That auth file should reside into '/var/lib/deluge/.config/deluge' . Also into the user account you'...

You're welcome and no prob :) I honestly don't know anything about jails and/or trueNAS etc, but I just checked that ltconfig plugin can be seen, enabled and configured, fine in webUI, so i'm guessing you haven't restarted deluged and deluge-web afterwards moving the egg plugin file into the plugins...

You place the plugin into the plugins subfolder of deluge's profile-folder, and no subfolders or tarballs, just the *.egg plugin file itself. Normally you often have to rename the plugin filename to match your installed python version, if not having that edition available for download, but in this c...

Most of that is *nix-centric, and ifacewatch plugin states to only support unix(though when checking the backend lib used, then that supports windows, but dunno, never tested, and as said, imho needs updating to control a second libtorrent option). The windows part of that link mentions asterisks su...

Kill switches are made differently, and in theory some could be made badly and leaks some packages, like e.g just polling for connection-info every x amount of time and first then cutting connection if leaking, but though would guess the big names mostly nowadays, have good solutions in-place - pers...

Unfortunetly not for deluge2 in python3. Those plugins are old and need updating for gtk3 also etc, You can request an update to the author on e.g. github or whereever hosted, if not done already, or, try out yourself if you can update it, as per the doc here: https://deluge.readthedocs.io/en/latest...