The official docs for rpc api, has in latest versions on readthedocs site an issue where lists only the actual rpc implementation under the rpc api section, instead of the user-friendly rpc api, like as under the web api section. So need check under an older working version i.e. 2.0.5 here: https://...

As my good friend highvoltage above, really appreciate your dedication and efforts bud, well besides severely pixxed off about the unjust OS outing slash mockering, and with that mean of-course honored for the mention. Anyway just a quick pad on back from me too, even though little late to party, so...

Interactive mode doesn't(though just added return click needed), non-interactive does by default. Good question though it's supposed to mimic gtk-ui so oversight I'm guessing.

Thanks buddy, appreciate you :) (had been to lazy myself to make PR adding the removed cgi back, from said pypi package, though then also thought like you, that the few places actually using it, just could be changed, though never came longer than that honestly, but thanks for the suggested replacem...

Good job, thanks for posting! :) Btw, just a heads-up, when using python already, then these methods available also directly in main python api, instead of going through the abstracted web-api methods to control said python api. Not wrong though, just if didn't knew, and as on linux(where on windows...

There's a plugin for this, nofolder by tillkrischer, deluge v2.x build posted later in thread.

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Doesn't 'add' torrent menu work in top left? No plugin needed.

Deluge 2.1.2.dev0 is stable v2.1.1.

I previously said it was a dev build, which was wrong and I apologize for that, sorry folks.

Thanks bro, good find, nonetheless post

As the good ambipro states, indeed missing a module. Been thinking about making a PR about including legacy-cgi package which needed with python 3.13, as cgi gone from deprecated to fully removed, but anyway, there probably is a tumbleweed package of it, just Google e.g 'tumbleweed legacy-cgi python...