In the end I have switched to Transmission. This has fixed all the issues and means my internet is usable even when torrenting; deluge made my connection slow down and often overloaded my router.

I've left a 20GB torrent checking for about three hours now and it is around 2% done. The older version of Deluge was nowhere near this slow. Is this just the difference in version or a genuine issue?

I've had a good look at all the settings related to this and have made sure they're consistent. They're all now in my home directory. Guess I was being a bit silly for not appreciating the difference. I will run some tests. Try downloading a small torrent, check an existing downloaded torrent and st...

No. How are you starting deluge? Using a service or manually? What are the permissions for '/storage'? `ls -ld /storage` drwxrwxrwx 12 pi pi 0 Sep 7 00:39 storage I'm afraid I don't know what that means. I noticed people keep saying '/storage' when I just use 'cd storage' to get to it. Not sure if ...

ps aux | grep deluge: pi 5703 0.0 0.4 3548 1832 pts/1 S+ 00:27 0:00 grep --color=auto deluge pi 6586 4.7 4.9 59472 22172 ? Sl Sep06 2:51 /usr/bin/python /usr/local/bin/deluged It appears to be running on the same user as suspected, so I find this is very strange indeed. Would network storage discri...

Well, since I run deluged from the same cli session as the first, I don't think so. Is there a way I could find out, or is that sure enough.

I put the credentials into the fstab file so it should be system-wide, right?

Enabling IPV6 stopped the errors on startup. The issues with permissions just don't make sense. I can create, edit and delete files in the directories on the NAS from the command line, but Deluge cannot. Checking on my Windows machine, the Linux user (the Pi) appears to have full access and I went a...

http://i.imgur.com/obvaGhi.png Spews out the following whenever it's ran, which it doesn't automatically do on startup as I told it to. Is any of this going to be a problem? [ERROR ] 13:01:33 component:118 [Failure instance: Traceback: <type 'exceptions.RuntimeError'>: Address family not supported ...

It appears to have finished compiling, so now I can install Deluge. What way do you reccomend I do this?

It may be terrible but it works. It's still compiling.