I am already using the labels to determine other functionality.

I am curious why this isn't just a true/false flag in the torrents.py file just like the stop_at_ratio and remove_at_ratio bool. Is there any reason this is not implemented this way?

It appears that the example you gave with autoremove plus is at the global level (set for all torrents). I realize I failed to mention that I want this to be able to set at a per-torrent level (much like the "Stop seed at ratio" and to "Remove at ratio" have a global option and p...

Can you be a little more specific? Also, am I able to make changes to the plugin settings via RPC calls as mentioned above?

Deluge already has the options to "Stop seed at ratio" and to "Remove at ratio". It would be nice to see another option added that would be "Remove data at ratio" as well. I have my deluge torrents mostly managed by an external application (Flexget) and everything is wo...

It appears that this problem is only happening when I am downloading to my NAS. I have my NAS connected to my server via CIFS in the FSTAB file with credentials, file mode, directory mode, uid and gid set. The problem only sometimes occurs, so it is not a permissions problem. Any thoughts on to what...

Tell me what all will be useful in diagnosing this problem and I will gladly provide it. Also how would I go about changing to a different version of libtorrent and what are the differences between 1.0 and .16?

My deluge client is not downloading anything. I have connections (to seeds and peers), I test the port and it is okay, but it doesn't actually have anything listed in the download or upload speeds and the download % doesn't move. Any ideas? I just updated to the development release to try this with ...

It would be nice to have the functionality of the Execute plugin be something that could be set from the command line or, for the UI, when adding individual torrents. I use Deluge a lot, but I don't particularly want to execute my scripts for every single torrent I download, only some of them. As a ...