Tried what you said. Changed deluge user to my user: Launched from systemd: Same issues Re-set all config (Delete deluge .config folder) No changes, same issues Launched deluged -d from console (before setting it up with any autostart script: Same result Changed required mounts: Not necessary, bc do...

Nevermind: I've posted on my distro's forums to see if this is something related only to arch.
Thanks anyway!

Ok, I've tried several things. Started from scratch: Remove deluge, plus deps. Delete user, group, home... etc... and reboot, just in case. Reinstall At first I thought having the downloads folder on an NFS share must be doing some harm. But this time, I just left it alone: Default settings, default...

Yup, there's nothing else on the logs or journalctl I'm afraid...

After a system restart (graceful) the connection gets refused again
This is deluged.log https://pastebin.com/N2V16RN5
This is deluge.web.log https://pastebin.com/FizJw5wF

I can0t see anything relevant but those "connecton refused" messages.
Let me know if we can try anything else.

I'm logging now: For some reason, today deluged wanted to start without issuess.
Please wait some days until i can get errors and report back again.

I started from scratch again and everything seemed to go smooth.

Suddenly, deluged goes offline on the web ui and this is what I get when I try to log in from the cli:

https://imgur.com/a/y0CnQhP

Any ideas?

Well, I don't know how to start. I've been struggling with this issue for a long time now. OS: Arch LINUX - Headless setup- I followed arch wiki, like I've been setting deluge up for the past ten years or so: Install Created a user as per https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/deluge#Create_a_user $ echo ...

OK, updating the server to the current version fixed all...

Thanks and sorry for the question...

Here is my setup: It has been working fine for ages, suddenly, it does not: I have a headless server running ubuntu server 10.04 LTS with deluge on it. My desktop computer has Arch linux 64 bit installed, and i connect to the remote deluge daemon opening the user interface and connecting to the remo...